Southern University at New Orleans
Locations: New Orleans (LA)
Annual Tuition: $16,954
Student Reviews
Jeremy
Reviewed: 3/21/2017
Degree: Clinical Psychology
Alabama A & M is a college that is dedicated to helping young African American students reach their goals. It is a college that inspire students with its rich history of perseverance , excellence and progression. I am honored to have attended this college.
Carter
Reviewed: 3/12/2017
Degree: Social Work
I loved attending Southern University at New Orleans. It is a state funded HBCU, and there are alot of campus activites and the professors are very helpful. I majored in Social Work, which this school prepared me greatly for my field. The pay grade for social works is between 35,000 to 60,000; unless you open your on practice. The field is so broad that you have the opportunity to work in various areas.
Malisa Gilds
Reviewed: 3/6/2017
Degree: Education
If you are an education major, please seek knowledgeable advice about Praxis II, then seek outside advisory to reference what you have been told. Please, make sure you have completed all of the test required early enough to ensure you are graduating as a certified teacher.
Katie S.
Reviewed: 7/30/2016
Degree: Biology
I enjoyed my overall college experience. I built great networking opportunities and friendships. My instructors were very helpful preparing me for a career in the biology field as supported me educationally throughout my entire duration of my education there. The pushed me when I would get off track. I built a family there.
Dijonnaise Miller
Reviewed: 5/24/2015
Degree: Social Work
The pros of my graduate program is having the option to choose between three different areas of concentrations. You can chose to focus on administrative, planning & organization, children, youth, and family or health/mental health. In my program, the students and faculty are close knit so when ever help it is needed, we receive it. There is also a variety of class times that serve the needs of the students especially those who work. The cons of my graduate program is the lack of scholarships available.... Read More
Jessica Brooksx
Reviewed: 3/20/2015
Degree: Criminal Justice
The graduate level professors are very hands on with the student and available for questions and concerns. They make you feel like family and are very approachable especially our Dean. The only issue for some is that they only offer classes at night but for me, that works well with my work schedule and gives me the time I need to make it to class on time.
jessica jones
Reviewed: 9/12/2013
Degree: Social Work
The pros of my graduate program is that the teachers are very helpful and resourceful. Graduate school is very different from undergrad. In undergrad, the teachers help you "cross the street." In graduate school, the teachers guide you on how to "cross the street." I like this type of teaching because I feel it is a better learning experience.
Ethan Nichoas Nicholas
Reviewed: 8/16/2013
Degree: Social Work
The program helps prepare students in the field of social work. The teachers are qualified in many different areas. The program could be a little more organized administration wise.
Elfreda Samman
Reviewed: 12/16/2012
Degree: Business
I think the school is great overall especially due to their recent AACSB accrediation