While this is now my local voting location, this review is actually regarding my experience with their MBA program.
It has been several years since I completed the program, yet I have many memories, both of friendships formed by the experience, and the frustrating battles with the college's staff and administration.
The enrollment experience was very positive and set the stage well for entering this exciting new chapter. However, orientation was disappointing, with Phyllis T, our guide, lacking the charisma to handle questions and objections, and oddly offering up a bag of semi-sweet chocolate chips as a welcome snack. One bag of chocolate chips, like you'd use for baking cookies, as a snack. To adults. Enrolling in a Master's Degree program. You can't make this stuff up!
As the program wore on, we encountered sub-par facilities (the first room for our cohort had an ant problem and a very unpredictable thermostat which made dressing comfortably for class after a day at work impossible) and a mixture of excellent instructions offset by some truly awful "phoning it in" ones who were clearly looking for some extra cash, not advancing future leaders. The icing on the cake was being told that because our program concluded in June, we were unable to participate in the May ceremony, despite that undergraduate students in a similar situation were allowed this honor. We must wait for the December ceremony, a full six months past the finale of our educational journey. No explanation was given beyond it being "school policy."
Despite all that, I did learn a significant amount during the 2.5 year program and still keep in contact with some of my classmates. Looking back I often wonder how I balanced work and school, and pat myself on the back for my time-management skills! read more