Schiller International University
Locations: Largo (FL)
Annual Tuition: $13,680
Student Reviews
Manuel Garcia
Reviewed: 9/14/2022
Degree: Business Administration
I studied for my MBA in Schiller Paris, I absolutely loved it! I had classes in the morning and internships in the evening. Social events also kept me busy, I was part of the student council and we used to organize a lot of social events like parties, BBQ’s, thematic meals, etc. The masterclasses with Schiller’s partners were outstanding. I got the chance to meet some important professionals. During the course, I made friends for life that now are around the world with excellent jobs and pursuing... Read More
American Man
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: MBA
Great international experience. Met a lot of people from many different countries. Helped me understand how people are from around the world.
nursing school at schiller international university
Reviewed: 8/14/2017
Degree: Nursing
You will deeply regret attending this school. They have a commercial on the radio stating that nursing credits transfer yet they don't honor any of their promises. Tuition is 3x higher than all other nursing schools in the area. Students have to teach themselves. Future students beware.
American Dreamer
Reviewed: 1/31/2017
Degree: MBA
Good international representation in student body as well as in instructors and staff.
Richard Jackson
Reviewed: 2/25/2016
Degree: Business
This school is a for profit scam. They radically overcharge for an education that is not regionally accredited. Students find that their degrees won't get them into grad school because they won't accept degrees from non-regionally accredited universities. I was really unhappy with this school. I should have searched for a better school before wasting tens of thousands of dollars in this for profit scam.
Nychol Woods
Reviewed: 6/27/2014
Degree: International Business
FYI: The items I did not rate are blank because I am taking online classes and did not experience those items. The Pros: I am able to work at my own pace and make my own schedule. This makes it so much easier for me to complete my many other everyday activities. Also, in my 1st class. I was interacting with people from many different places (as it is an International school based in the U.S.). And it was so nice to get their perspectives and converse back and forth. The Cons: There is no physical... Read More