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Midwestern career college is a great place. I recently had a chance to visit its campuses and learn…read moreabout its programs. It is amazing how it is the only college in Chicago that has a Surgical Technology and EEG Tech programs. The retention and graduation rates well exceed those of its competitors, including community colleges. The staff and faculty take pride in serving their students and enabling them to begin their careers in healthcare, and now in IT and business. It's definitely a great value proposition for this who thing the traditional college is not the right path for them.

The Gskin school located 17 N. State Street allowed me to book an appointment and show up for my…read moreappointment today only to discover that they went out of business. In addition there are no signs on the door to explain why so I basically wasted time and money going there today.

Today was my 2nd visit. The prices here are very reasonable. Both the students Holly and Linh today…read morewere very detail oriented and efficient. Really enjoyed my waxing and facial service. I would recommend coming with extra time if doing waxing in case it ends up taking longer than expected

I'm following the Master's program in Network Communication & Management at Keller Graduate School…read moreof Management of DeVry University. The commute to Loop campus is very convenient and the staff is very friendly there. The professors and the advisors are very professional and thorough​ in their fields. I really enjoy studying with DeVry and highly recommend​ this program.

I am a student at DeVry University for the past two years online. I live in New Jersey and have…read moretaken many classes in between my pursuit for my Bachelors and then a Master's degree in computer science and cybersecurity. I want to post a review to commend someone at DeVry University by the name of Toshko Tzvetkov. My professor Svelta Tzvetkov has helped me tremendously with my CIS170C class and takes time out after office hours to help me understand the course material. I recently have experienced having issues with opening my DeVry email. I contacted DeVry IT support numerous times about this issue and they could not help me at all as "I was told the situation is out of their scope". I then explained this information to my professor and Toshko was nice enough to spend a couple of hours with me on the phone and computer on Webex to find the issue. We found the computer has a malware virus and has been hacked. I at least knew what course of action to take after finding the problem on the computer. Toshko I can not thank you enough for your help Thank you! You went above and beyond to help me even though you didn't need to. I really appreciate it! Anthony Cunha

This school is a scam for teaching computer technology. They give you those easy tests to boost…read moretheir GPA ratings but teach no Hands-On basically they took $10,000 for my student loan on stuff that I could have been learning on YouTube for free. I got scammed. In 2016

Really disappointing experience with CSI. I'm an organization trying to hire students and just…read morestopped receiving correspondence from faculty and staff altogether after asking some follow up questions about my application for students I was trying to bring on. Emailed the students affairs advisor and just stopped emailing and communicating back. Really terrible experience with the administrators here and really disappointing that the school doesn't care to respond to recruiting companies of their students. The honest truth is that the real losers in this situation are the students. And in our case, we hire and take interns about 4 times a year and was looking for a program to work with in the long-term. So I recommend that students stay away since there are a number of complaints from the students being left without resources and help, and for potential recruiters to stay away as well.

I would highly recommend you take your professional development dollars elsewhere. Here is a…read moresummary of my recent experience at the Chicago GA location. I completed the 10 week part-time digital marketing course. Of the roughly 14 students in the course, a total of 5 of us launched similar complaints to the Chicago office staff. They did very little to resolve the situation and were very patronizing. CONS & one PRO: · The breadth of the content was just not there - two hours per night twice a week to cover topics ranging from SEM, SEO to content marketing and paid search was not enough; while the instructor did a nice job of providing an overview, I feel strongly that I didn't walk away an expert in any of the topics let alone one. Mobile WAS NOT covered at all. · Access to data & a client should be provided by GA. For the first two weeks, I had no connections to a customer's analytics or owned channels, and it made learning incredibly challenging. Several students in the class did not have access to analytics or owned channels throughout the course and it made learning that much more difficult. GA certainly must be well connected in the tech/start up scene, and I imagine there are plenty of small organizations, even non-profits, that GA could build relationships with to connect students. As a full-time working professional, it was hard enough to get the coursework done...let alone try to convince an organization to give you access to their google analytics or owned media. As you are probably aware, without these key insights, it would be very hard to be successful in the classroom. · Instruction - while she is no doubt incredibly talented in her own right, I feel like this course was not her priority. There were several questions that my classmates and I asked that she could not answer. I would imagine that is due to the demanding and changing landscape of the field. Feedback was given sporadically, and the fact that we don't receive feedback from our direct professor on the final project that many of us spent so much time on is astounding. I know I spent upwards of 40 hours on my final project, and the rubric provided by judges didn't justify the amount of time or effort I put into the project. · Cost - I would have been perfectly happy with the course as an intro to digital marketing course if it were at the $1,500 or even $2,000 price point. I feel strongly that the $3,995 fee is far too much for the value of the course and key learnings provided. Again, I'm grateful for the opportunity to learn - and know that you get out of a course as much as you put into it, but I wanted to bring my main concerns to your attention. Finally, a couple overall notes that I definitely think need to be addressed for the next round of students: Our final class went over by 2 hours due to the amount of presentations that were required. It's truly a shame as one of the judges had to leave at 9 pm, so several of my classmates didn't get a full review. It's outrageous and poor planning to think you could accommodate 13 ten-minute presentations into a 120 minute course. Obviously, there would need to be time for questions, set up and breaks. Again, the content of the course was just a breeze over - I definitely think there's opportunity for an in-depth overview of digital marketing, but I feel strongly that I did not get anywhere close to an in-depth overview. The most beneficial part of the course was the opportunity to learn from my peers.

I enjoyed the free class. Nice clean area, two projectors in classroom. Even for a free class I…read morelearned a lot and I am debating going back. They offer loner laptops, but they are Mac's. I had a bit of a learning curve with the laptop in addition to the class. I was informed of needing to bring my own computer by an email sent out at 8am the day of the class. I didn't notice it till I was out the door already :( Other than the communication about the laptop I did enjoy it.