One of the best Universities in Michigan. I am planning to finish my master's degree at EMU.read more

The staff and the students at EMU are mostly really good. I like how diverse the University was…read more That said, the biggest issue that I have had with EMU when I was there between 2012 to 2016 is that their Board of Regents operate like a bunch of corrupt slimeballs and that hasn't changed since.

For a community college, it's pretty nice. The environment is very relaxing and the landscaping is…read morebeautiful. The reason I rate it so low is probably because I look forward to a larger educational environment but I do like it there however.

I will admit that initially during my time at WCC I loved it but could not wait to get to a bigger…read morecollege. Now, I actually miss it, and LOVE it! I am proud to say I graduated from WCC! They have college professors from Eastern Michigan University, University of Michigan, and other nearby colleges. They do a great job preparing you for the larger universities! When I started there there was no LGBT Resource Center. However, by the time I left I had helped to establish one and it was growing by leaps and bounds by the time I graduated and quickly headed for its own room/office! It was a very loving and welcoming atmosphere, and a little ahead of their time, with some of the services and options they offer their students.They are very well equipped for a community college!

Going here was the Best choice I've ever made Friendly…read morepeople and great environment.

I was part of an event held in the Morris Lawrence Building in the ML - room. A beauty and intimate…read moreplace. It seats roughly 50ish people. The staff was very helpful. The continental breakfast is a must if you're in need of those services. The freshest fruit, well seasoned red potatoes, crispy bacon, pastries , yogurt with additional toppings. The staff set up a beautiful breakfast bar and stood by to assist in whatever way we needed. The restrooms were clean, plenty of stalls and easily assessable.

Great School & administration is tuned in and truly assists with obtaining the best education in a…read moresafe environment

We were at their convocation center (799 N.Hewitt) for a high school graduation. There was ample…read moreparking for those who arrived early, but those who came later had to park pretty far away. To start, the entry into the center was disorganized and security was a mess. They did try to screen everyone with their metal detectors and use guards to dig through bags. This process took forever and it was pouring outside so people were getting totally drenched outside. The wait to get inside was over 30 minutes long and it was horrible trying to get in. Once inside it's chaos, you don't know where you are at until you are inside and it's a battle for seats. The AV and lights were fine, but once the ceremony was over they walked all the kids into the rain and were not let back into find their families . None of them had umbrellas because they were walked out immediately in caps and gowns and formal wear. Everyone's formal clothes were ruined. We were drenched trying to find our group and it was a total nightmare. The security guards were rude and obnoxious, they didn't let the kids go back to find their families and it was cold, dark and pouring. There were senior citizens with walkers and canes getting pushed over trying to get in and out of the building and yelled at by the security. Parents who had to get the car couldn't find their kids or go back in. The whole place was poorly lit. It was a severe thunderstorm out with heavy downfall. They had zero crowd management skills what so ever. I would not recommend renting this place for events unless they can get their crowd management situation and think about what the customer experience should be. What a way to ruin an important family and child's milestone by having the graduation ceremony at this place.

I received my Business Management undergrad as a transfer student at CUW (WI) and am now…read moretransferring to the CUAA (MI) campus closer to me. It is a small, picturesque 197-acre campus perched above the Huron River that runs through Ann Arbor. The chapel has a unique pyramid design with walls of stained glass within it and an immense pipe organ that you have to see to believe. The 1960s campus resembles a park and sits in the heart of the Lutheran Synod of Michigan. Entering after the CoVID, it seems like a quiet, relaxed atmosphere on campus. I like that they consistently tie their lessons to the Lutheran Faith. The online curriculum is not perfect and allowed me to build on skills that I was already familiar with and tried to steer me towards what I needed for my career. I think with the onset of the pandemic, they like most schools were negatively affected. I am currently working towards a Master's degree here online. Make sure to look into possible scholarships and aid to save money. I am giving it 3 stars because I have always been an adult student at this school and in Wisconsin. I cannot judge extracurricular activities and athletics. They do have a strong music program and do concerts on the banks of the river at times. Very nice. From their website: The institution was originally established as Concordia Lutheran Junior College but underwent multiple name changes over time. The institution changed its name to Concordia College when it began offering four-year degree programs in 1976, and ultimately became Concordia University Ann Arbor in 2001. In July 2013, a strategic partnership between CUAA and Concordia University Wisconsin became official. Within the first years after the merger, the campus underwent major renovations and enhancements, including to residence halls, the student union, athletic fields, and the dining hall. In 2015, the university purchased a former law school building located just over two miles north of the main campus. The "North Building" now houses the campus' School of Nursing, the first fully accredited academic school opened by Concordia since its merger with CUW. Coupled with expanding academic programs and athletic offerings, enrollment reached an all-time high at Concordia University Ann Arbor during the 2017-18 academic year with a total of 1,081 students. Since 2013, CUAA's enrollment has grown more than 60 percent, and in 2017 it earned a spot among the fastest-growing private universities in the Midwest.

BEWARE IF UR CHILD IS SIGNING AT CONCORDIA! Shame on you…read moreConcordia University! After all the money given to you , you're going to send out a email to the nursing students set to graduate next year and say you're folding your program. Not only did these kids bust there ass to get where they are, but they're in the mists of studying and doing clinics to now have to worry where there next semester will be. They had to take your ridiculous religion classes that does nothing for them to transfer out but to create more debt. Beyond upset parent! On top of it we found out they are cutting a bunch of sports so her boyfriend received the same email after being there for 2 years so now he has to find a college.

I've served as an EMU part-time adjunct professor for more than a year now in the Soc, Anthro,…read moreCriminology Department. I find the student population diverse, widely employed, hard working, young adults who are deeply concerned about academic performance. EMU provides a wealth of resources to support students as well as professional development to faculty and staff in ways that enrich. The campus is easily absorbed by the local community. Loyal Ypsilanti residents often have strong EMU ties as well. Walkable is doable and parking not too bad. My favorite part is the library and related resources which proactively offer support to students, instructors, departments. Professional development workshops are often available and worthwhile. I've taken a few. Recent Administrative behavior around social and racial unrest is most controversial element of current campus climate and worth watching.

EMU Staff supports threats, bullying, and harassment made by one student to another. Do not attend…read moreor send your children to this school! There is a reason for the decline in enrollment and so many incentives and scholarships. Jeffrey Kortman, Shalonda Casanova, and two Resident Advisors have chosen to lie and punish the victim along with the aggressor, simply because they did not want to take the time to complete a proper investigation. Even when told there are recordings of the events complained about, they still chose to ignore it. The worst thing you can feel as a parent from hundreds of miles away, is that you cannot protect your child and those put in the position to help, do nothing. STAY AWAY FROM EMU!!!