Edgewood College

Love that most classes don’t grade on a curve!!!

Undergrad Review from a visiting lecturer perspective:
The School of Business is on top of things in terms of access, technology, on the cusp on what’s happening in the industry… all the things to make your degree valuable and the student stand out.
Campus is clean and prestine.
Parking can be a beast but at least the bus stop is right our front and there is a parking ramp which we never rarely use because when you think about it it’s waaaay out the way (but it’s not) we’re just spoiled. lol
Everyone is helpful. The DVD selection is off the chain courtesy of a really smart avant garde-​esque lovable library guy and his coworkers.
Printing is free with student/​faculty log-​in and this includes color. WHHHAAAT!
I went a private undergrad and printing was free then but I don’t think it would be now. I love how all things are accessible and easy to navigate. IT in each room is what it should be: projectors/computers/tv’s/dvd
VISITORS: sign in at the main hall, front desk — get a parking permit to avoid the ticket. Oh and the safety patrol guys (and 1 girl) are professional and helpful. Will walk you wherever, help with a lock out, ticket, or explain somethings.

If I could give this college no stars that would be my rating. I don’t know about the undergraduate school, but my one semester of graduate school there was a disaster and a huge waste of money. Basically, they over-​admit students to their Masters program in Education. I could only register for two classes per semester. When I interviewed this school for their grad program, they assured me that I could complete my MA in two semesters. Totally false! After my first semester was completed, my professor emailed me during Winter break to inform me that my last project was unacceptable. This woman was totally disorganized and a liar. It shocked me that a college professor would resort to lying. I even have her emails to prove it! Why in the world would a professor wait until the semester was over to tell me that she found my final project unacceptable! Furthermore, communication with anyone from the College of Education is a joke. You can wait weeks until you get a response to your emails. I would not recommend this graduate program to anyone. It’s a total ripoff. All they want is their tuition money. I feel that I was «oversold» their graduate program. Also, I found almost the entire staff to be deceitful in the college of education. In fact I am filing formal complaints to all the government agencies that oversee colleges and universities. I don’t want any other grad student to be ripped off and lied to at this college.

Memoryyy… all alone in the moonlight… *ehem… ehem* I shouldn’t be singing.
I treasure all my memories when I went to school here. This is the best school I’ve attended so far, all the teachers, friends and coworkers, were awesome. I wished I didn’t have to transfer to a University, but my mom insisted coz she paid for my tuitions *ugh*, either move or cut-​off from the tuition, yikes… If I can return, I would love to start my school over here. I missed the Spring Fling, Cafetaria, the March Madness, all the craziness that’s happening here.
The close-​knit college friendships I’ve ever got, especially with the small size of class, the closeness of friendship with everyone in the campus just great. Tuition is a little steep, and too bad they renew everything in the school right after I left, not while I was there, HUH! :)