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Reviewed: 12/8/2021
Degree: Business Administration
Overall experience was hampered at the end. I would say the MBA program is not well designed for international students. Initially I was told I was eligible for CPT. After I got a job offer, I applied for my CPT, and then they informed me, by just a sorry, that the program does not support or is not designed for internship. It was a big blow and I found myself in a soup. I had a great experience at University of Cincinnati during the coursework, no complaints about the professors or the teaching.... Read More
Alyson
Reviewed: 2/13/2020
Degree: Communications (Public Relations)
As a student with both a learning and physical disability, UC has done nothing but make college a difficult experience. The accessibility office is unhelpful and discouraging. They leave information out that could be critical to a students success and refuse to give them the help they need to succeed. After having my grades slip due to missed classes for medical reasons, the accessibility office refused to help with the issue and we had to get an attorney involved. We are now almost 6 weeks into... Read More
William Joel
Reviewed: 11/26/2019
Degree: CAD/Computer Aided Drafting
The University of Cincinnati is an excellent university, especially for engineering. Education: The professors here really care and want each student to succeed. Very rarely have I encountered a truly bad professor. The courses great too, very applicable experiences you will encounter in the real world. Co-op is something that every student should consider no matter their major. University of Cincinnati offers co-op credit for both research and laboratory work as well as professional industry experience.... Read More
Chandler Berlinger
Reviewed: 8/7/2019
Degree: Construction Management
The University of Cincinnati is a great college. I have made some of the best friends I can find at this school and the organizations I have joined have helped shaped me into the leader I am today. Cincinnati, with the help of the co-op program, is a great school to help you stay financially stable throughout your time here.
Virag Vasko
Reviewed: 5/9/2019
Degree: Neuropsychology
Neuropsychology is a great path to take at the University of Cincinnati if you are interested in how psychology is directly impacted by the function of the brain. This major offers courses in Gen Eds such as biology, chemistry and basic math classes. Later on it delves deeper into neuroscience, research and many different types of psychology. Your first year will be mostly general education but into your second, third and fourth year, classes get more specified and definitely more on the track of... Read More
Ali Bloomer
Reviewed: 1/29/2018
Degree: Communications
I had the greatest experience in my undergrad at the University of Cincinnati. I enjoyed it so much, I was inspired to continue my higher education career with my master's degree. This school has an incredible support system of students, faculty, and staff. Everyone is truly a part of a strong and beautiful community all working together to be successful. If I could go back to choosing a college, I would choose University of Cincinnati every time.
Cassidy Carey
Reviewed: 12/22/2017
Degree: Chemical Engineering
The University of Cincinnati has a great engineering program. With a required co-op program, students graduate with almost two years for worke experience. The co-ops are s great way to learn what type of job you want to do after graduation, or if you want to continue on to graduate school.
Allie
Reviewed: 12/16/2017
Degree: Nursing
The university of Cincinnati is growing immensely and is becoming a major competitor to previously renown universities such at THE Ohio State University. UC gives students a great social atmosphere as well as an amazing education with highly accredited programs such as their Linder Business College and DAAP. Nursing (my major) is also, like everything at UC, is very much on the rise. However, with such a rapid rise they are struggling with organization and professors are overwhelmed. That being said... Read More
Rusty Hatley
Reviewed: 11/13/2017
Degree: Biology
The University of Cincinnati is an amazing school. In many ways they have prepared me for my field, as well as prepared me for my future endeavors. The curriculum is heavily focused on current research, as well as techniques used in research in order to give students the best idea of what the current techniques are, as well as how to use them. The financial aid services at One stop are great, they will always help you if you have a problem. Overall my degree will heavily influence my earning potential... Read More
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Social Work
I enjoyed UC, however their MSW program needs a lot of work and was not that much different than their BSW program that I completed a few years ago.
Lyssa
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Public Health
College is a great decision, just take out federal loans instead of private.
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Social Work
College was great. Learn a lot about your field of interest, professors were great mentors, met great people.
Speech graduate 2010
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Health Sciences
Cincinnati was a great place for a graduate degree. I enjoyed living off campus and exploring the city with my friends. I was able to hold a part time job and still complete the program with great grades!
"Mr. Evidence"
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Public Health
The Master of Public Health program is offered in the Department of Environmental Health. There are a variety of concentrations in the MPH program i.e. Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Environmental Public Health, Health Education, and Health Services Administration. The program takes approximately four semesters to complete with a minimum of 45 credit hours (presently 42 credit hours). The instructors are readily available to assist students whenever the need arises. Also, new and interesting elective... Read More
Masters of Finance student
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Business
I would definitely NOT recommend this program since the program director doesn't care about the students. The teaching is not upto the PAR.
Dominique Gaines
Reviewed: 8/30/2017
Degree: Psychology
The University of Cincinnati is a great school. Cincinnati has a lot to offer from sports to historical monuments and the rich culture of the City has made the University a great place to attend. I earned a degree in Psychology. Although I am a bit underwhelmed with the career opportunities and earning potential of this degree, the course was well taught.
Kayla Gardiner
Reviewed: 8/24/2017
Degree: Communications
The University of Cincinnati is a beautiful campus located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati, OH. You are surrounded by a diversity of different people and plenty of activities and groups to satisfy every individual's desires. There are a wide variety of majors offered and just as many staff and organizations to help you achieve your goals and graduate with your degree.
Emily
Reviewed: 8/17/2017
Degree: Counseling
The campus is active and welcoming. My program was small enough to create active discussion in class and frequent interaction with the instructors, but also large enough to include a diverse group of students. The degree program is a leader in the counseling field, particularly working from an ecological model and serving the underserved. All of the faculty and students truly value diversity, openness, and humble learners. I would recommend to anyone interested in becoming a mental health or school... Read More
Ludovic
Reviewed: 8/16/2017
Degree: Computer Science
The Key is keep a 3.2 GPA no matter what is your major, every opportunity rotates around this GPA value from paid Co-Op to internship. UC has so much potential and development going on that by the time you ll get there you will find yourself in a TOP school In U.S.A
Dezire Lowry
Reviewed: 8/12/2017
Degree: Social Work
I like that UC has roots in the Ohio and Kentucky area because that is where my family is from and where I plan to have my career. However, from my personal experience, the school wasn't that welcoming or helpful for students that commute or, lately, first generation college students. This shows with the fact that black students make up only 8% of the campus and other non international minorities even less.
