Northwestern University
Locations: Evanston (IL)
Annual Tuition: $68,322
Programs with 5+ Reviews
Master's 3.7 Business
Master's 4.1 Counseling
Master's 4.9 Health Sciences
Doctorate 4.5 History
Master's 4.7 Law
Doctorate 4.1
Student Reviews
Andrew Kinaci
Reviewed: 6/13/2015
Degree: MBA
Kellogg has a great program for part-time students, and the quality of instruction is top-notch. I wish there were more financial aid options for students who work in non-traditional fields, whose employers may not be sponsoring their education.
Elementary education grad 2007
Reviewed: 6/11/2015
Degree: Elementary Education
It is a very strong school academically though their community orientation and customer service was not as strong as the university I attended for my undergraduate degree. The professors were highly knowledgeable about their content area and generally available to students with questions and concerns.
John Kim
Reviewed: 5/31/2015
Degree: Business
Kellogg is a great business school with very friendly and welcoming staff. The career office is top-notch in that they will prepare you for interviews with vigor and pride. However, the major draw for me was the collegiality and team-oriented spirit within the halls of the Jacob Center. The students were always smiling and took it upon themselves to actively lead clubs and help out others who were struggling with specific topics like accounting or finance. And, due to the safety of the city of Evanston... Read More
Justin Washington
Reviewed: 5/24/2015
Degree: Counseling Psychology
I was admitted into the summer cohort for the Masters of Arts in Counseling online class. So far in every way Northwestern seems to be an amazing university. I've spoken more with the support staff before I've taken my first course than I did my entire undergraduate career. Phone calls and emails were returned promptly, any and every question I have had has been answered. I've talked to financial aid, admissions, the HEAD of my program, and many other departments. All have been extremely warm, welcoming,... Read More
Abhishek Nag
Reviewed: 5/12/2015
Degree: Business
Pros: access to world class network of alums Cons: Not located in Chicago but in nearby Evanston
Naomi Titean
Reviewed: 5/8/2015
Degree: Public Administration
The MPPA program at Northwestern has been a valuable experience for my future. I was exposed to a vast amount of policy situations ranging from education to human resource management. I met many people who are very passionate about policy and who will stimulate change in the United States. I was able to complete the program while working. Because the major covers so many dimensions of policy it was a bit disconnected. Overall, a great program!
Breann Davis
Reviewed: 4/30/2015
Degree: MBA
A top tier graduate school with an outstanding network, reputation, and quality of faculty.
Lindsay Bianchi
Reviewed: 4/7/2015
Degree: Communications (Speech Pathology)
This program is worth the effort. I know that the stress of having a full course load on top of working with actual clients from the first quarter will pay off. I feel responsible for my education, yet I know I have the most amazing support system in my experienced and approachable faculty. I am proud to be a student at Northwestern University.
Lindsay Bianchi
Reviewed: 4/7/2015
Degree: Communications (Speech Pathology)
The Speech, Language, and Learning graduate program at Northwestern University is a whirlwind of amazing instruction and hands-on clinical work. I had to adjust to the fast pace that comes with a quarter system schedule, however this has pushed me to rise to the challenge of balancing intensive coursework with planning and executing therapy with actual clients. The knowledge and experience of the program faculty leaves me with no doubt that this program will fully prepare me to become a successful... Read More
Edward Troche
Reviewed: 3/28/2015
Degree: Communications
The MS in Communications program at Northwestern is one of the best in the country. Students commute from other states on a weekly basis to be part of the program. This is a testament to the exceptional education provided. One has to be willing to put in the work to fully capitalize on this great opportunity.
Amy Bowden
Reviewed: 3/20/2015
Degree: Liberal Studies
The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies is a unique blend between a practice-based arts degree like an MFA and an academic-based degree like an MA Lit. Students have the freedom to choose their own combination of humanities classes to combine in an interdisciplinary focus. This program encourages students to analyze culture by exploring the fascinating connections between literature, art, music, theater, and other humanities.
Paulina Kijek
Reviewed: 3/19/2015
Degree: Educational Leadership
My graduate program does a great job at providing internship information, but not enough is done for part time students who also work - no loan, scholarship, financial aid.
Miriam Piilonen
Reviewed: 3/16/2015
Degree: Music
Pros: wonderful people, amazing faculty, Chicago and all it has to offer, research facilities and library, collaborative environment Cons: my program is not diverse (no female faculty, no people of color), the graduate stipend does not go very far especially when you have to travel to conferences or job applications
Shane Wilkinson
Reviewed: 2/25/2015
Degree: Mathematics
Northwestern offers a great opportunity for any graduate students looking to continue working a full time job while studying. Between offering both recorded session videos and live web streams, the content is highly accessible, and can easily tailor to any student's busy schedule. Having office hours similar to an on-site program is extremely helpful and Northwestern's School of Professional Studies offers the student every opportunity to be successful, not only in the program, but after graduation... Read More
Stanley Liu
Reviewed: 2/24/2015
Degree: MBA
Definitely one of the best MBA programs around - huge brand and a great establishment for learning. Tuition is steep however, and with a lack of financial aid, students will have to source for their own financing
Elizabeth Casey
Reviewed: 2/13/2015
Degree: Communications
The IMC program is so applicable to the things I do at work everyday. I truly enjoy going to class at night and find value in all of the courses I have taken so far. I highly recommend this program.
Justin Floyd
Reviewed: 1/12/2015
Degree: Liberal Studies
A great education that is available no matter where you live. Northwestern faculty in a distance learning environment. You can not find a better situation that the MS in Predictive Analytics.
Erika Nygaard
Reviewed: 1/6/2015
Degree: Communications
A versatile and relevant program that focuses on managerial challenges and can be applied to a broad range of disciplines.
Julie Matsubara
Reviewed: 1/4/2015
Degree: Social Sciences
Pros: The program offers everything that is necessary to succeed in academia as long as you take initiative as a grad student. Cons: There isn't enough mental or academic support for students when they start to falter.
Kritish Rajbhandari
Reviewed: 12/13/2014
Degree: English
Great faculty support. Frequent visits from leading scholars from around the world to teach, give talks and conference. Comparative literature program is intellectually diverse and highly flexible to accommodate variety of interests. Great location. Half an hour away from Chicago downtown. Quiet and safe neighborhood.