This college is located in a convenient location close to transportation, downtown Chicago and…read moreChinatown. On campus, there are plenty of trees and greenery. Some of the buildings are modern with great architecture. My favorite is the Kaplan building. As soon as you walk in, there is a robot near the front desk. In Kaplan, I feel like I'm in a college geared for the 21st century and beyond. This is STEM based campus for people with majors such as physics, mechanical engineering, computer science, chemical engineering, bioinformatics etc. Because of its great architectural design, films and movies have been filmed here. The popular show Empire has used the college for filming. The food in the Commons cafeteria is delicious, especially the stir fried rice. It had just the right amount of teriyaki sauce and veggies. The server prepares the fried rice, with vegetables, rice and chicken in front of the customers. The line for the stir fried rice was the longest line. The chocolate chip boondies were superb. I went over my calorie limit today!

Graduated with a BS in Chemical Engineering and Business. Great school. Challenging curriculum…read more Demanding professors. This is the place to come if you really want to learn, and aspire to be the best in your field. You will be pushed, but it will change your life. Also, IIT Greek Life is the place to be, FYI.

An amazing show featuring Uptown, a trio of awesomely talented young men singing Motown hits …read more Fantastic high energy show in a wonderful setting . One of a series of shows this summer.

I have not attended COD for classes, but have for several events. I feel that the college hosts…read moregreat presenters on a variety of topics. I am on their email list so it's good to get all of their updates. The college is large and I am impressed by their offerings. They have non credit classes and life long learner classes. They have music and comedy shows.

Friendly onsite staff. Clean rooms, good catering and attentive AV and setup team. Only comment we…read moregot was that the atrium area can be a loud with music and overall echoing

The staff was very accommodating to our changing needs for our conference as our attendees were…read morehigher than anticipated. Mike was fabulous and helped make sure everything was set up as needed

Great adult program if your looking to have your school schedule be compatible with your work…read moreschedule. You go one day a week for 4 hours year round until your program is over. Teachers have great backgrounds in their field because they used to work or still currently work in that field.

Really excited to be almost finished with my MBA! I've had some wonderful professors along the way…read moreincluding Professor Hughes who teaches the capstone course!!

Nothing says "professional education" quite like delaying an exam by 2.5 hours because of poor…read morescheduling! The rooms were all "full" and there were not enough laptops. Today's lesson wasn't nursing--it was learning how little some staff members value students' time. Dean Schulte spoke to paying adult students as if we were misbehaving children while we were waiting on a room assignment , while Professor Repavish offered zero apology for a major scheduling error and instead told us to "get used to it" "hope you all didn't plan anything special" and we can "bitch and moan all you want." The nerve and she's the queen of taking away professionalism points even when there was no real reason. Told a student she was wearing nails that week and she wasn't! She's the most unprofessional "I curse like a sailor because im married to one" where is that cute!!?? Not sure if the dismissive behavior is due to the minority being the majority population but it sure feels that way. We're not asking for special treatment. We're asking for respect, accountability, and basic professionalism. If students are expected to conduct themselves professionally, perhaps the same standard should apply to the people running the program.

The university is all around amazing other than instructor Gabriel Stenzel. Highly recommend taking…read moreany class except his.

I've been on campus a couple times now. Most recently Wentz Hall. We parked in the nearby garage…read moreand walked to campus. We saw the 90s unplugged performance with the candlelight themed quartet playing.

I had a great 4 years at North Central. The quality of education I received and the friendliness of…read morethe overall experience made an impact. Class sizes are smaller than at many larger schools, so you really get to know your instructors and the fellow students. They also have a very good exchange and international program with lots of opportunities to meet international students on campus or study abroad. Take advantage if you have the opportunity!

I attended Dominican from 2005 to 2009. I don't think that people that didn't go to the school…read moreshould be able to write reviews regarding its academic integrity. I was there, you were not. It's a respectable regional school in a great location. I graduated in 2009 with my BS in natural science with a nutrition minor. I came into the school as HS student 3.32 gpa from a well respected northern IL district. The classes were small and the teachers were great. I would walk in for help On assignments and they'd greet me by name. I was lucky to be there during the opening of Parmer Hall. I started my college career thinking that I wanted to do fashion. The fashion program here is really cool. At the end of my freshman year we all took a trip to New York City to visit different fashion related businesses. We got to meet with the top buyer from Calvin Klein North America due to the connections that one of our professors tab. They also put on a great yearly student run fashion show. Although the program was great, my heart just wasn't in it and I decided to switch to nursing. At the time I was there, Dominicans nursing program was undergoing huge changes. They didn't really have a true nursing program but they had all the prerequisites and the facilities to host these classes. At the time I was transitioning into more science classes Dominican was just ending there long standing 2+2 program ( 2years at DU, 2years Rush). I guess rush university was no longer going to be awarding Bsns and ended all such partnerships. When I met with my academic advisor's to discuss this, I was reassured that if I took all the prerequisite classes at Dominican and graduated with my BS in natural sciences and got at least a 3.0 GPA,then I would be guaranteed admission into the new created rush university GEM program. I was told that a certain number of slots were set aside for Dominican students and that admission was guaranteed due to a contractual agreement. I never saw a contract. I met all of these requirements but was waitlisted for the GEM program after my 3rd time applying. To this day I don't know if I was intentionally misled or if my advisers were duped by RUSH. After graduation, I actually had a meeting with the academic provost of the school regarding the situation. She was very receptive to my and another students concerns. The following year, they brought in a registered nurse to be utilized as an academic advisor for the students who were one year behind us in school. That was one of our suggestions that we gave her. A few short years later, Dominican developed their own school of nursing BSN . Its likely an awesome program . I just wish they would've had it when I was there. I ended up having to do my second bachelors degree which was financially costly. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the faculty in the nutrition department. I took several classes in medical nutrition therapy which were tremendously helpful once I actually entered nursing school. I love having small classes of usually less than 15 people. Each year we had to do a service learning course. Those courses are some of my most memorable ones. Some of the facilities date back to the university's inception of 1901. The architecture is very cool. My only complaint is that sometimes it was very hot in the residence halls and classrooms. One of the five residence halls was built in the early 2000s. For 75% of my time there, I lived in the oldest residence hall, power hall. I loved being able to live in a single and have my friends next-door. It's definitely more of a commuter school, but once you get your core group of friends, that won't matter. I was heavily involved in residence hall activities loved every minute of it. I also enjoyed being part of several different on campus clubs. I feel like because it was a small school I was allowed to hold leadership positions in these clubs more easily. College is not only about academics but it's also about developing your personality and your leadership skills. I personally feel like I learned almost as much from my extracurriculars as I did in the classroom. From the classroom you get book smarts but from the extra curriculars, you get people skills and StreetSmarts. Thank you Dominican for four amazing years.

Great price and small classes in a great neighborhood. This school is hands on with teachers…read moreinvolved in helping kids one on one.

Wheaton is a really nice campus with a lot of accommodations. I came here this summer with a bunch…read moreof high schoolers for church camp, and the campus/campus staff housed well over 1,500 high school students. The food was outstanding, and the architecture of the buildings on campus is really neat as well. In the cafeteria, there is chocolate milk on tap, so obviously I drank A LOT of chocolate milk. P.S. Check out the Marion E. Wade Center on Campus! One of the coolest museums you can go to, including J.R.R. Tolkien's desk, C.S. Lewis' desk, and the wardrobe that inspired The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe.

They victim blame. They shun. They are all about their false image and don't have God's love in…read moretheir hearts. They don't see all their students and former students as equals. I was treated like less than by them while I was there (but didn't do anything but cry when it happened at the time) and was treated even worse years later. I haven't seen God's love from this school except for a very small minority a long time ago. They were supposed to be better than this, but it truly is about their glory and not God's glory. God's love never reached their hearts and actions there. I'm extremely disappointed in them and see they will never truly be life giving until God deals with them and until they truly listen to Him. :(