Arizona State University Graduate Program Reviews
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School Information
- Website: Visit College Website
- School Accreditation: NCA HLC, + 2 more
- Programmatic Accreditation: AACSB
- Campus Setting: City: Midsize, City: Large
- Student Population: 90,906 (74,139 undergrad)
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 23 to 1
- Graduate Attendance Status: 37% part-time, 63% full-time
- Annual Tuition: $6,098 - $11,304 in-state; $6,098 - $27,790 out-of-state
Source: NCES
Student & Graduate Reviews
roberta
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Degree:
Management
Graduation Year:
2017
“
As a graduate student I find many opportunities to work with professors. I have the potential to earn a better income. My graduate school really helps me to be prepared for the real world. Cons, graduate School can be expensive if you can get financial aid. Graduate school can be stressful.
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KHamm
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Degree:
Psychology
Graduation Year:
2017
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Arizona State University is a large school with many available resources. The area surrounding the school has a relatively low cost of living (while still offering a lot of restaurants and activities) which makes it a good financial choice.
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W. Shirey
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Degree:
Construction Management
Graduation Year:
2017
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The Del E. Webb School of Construction is a renowned school that provides an exceptional education in the field of Construction and Facility Management. I received my B.S. degree from this school and am excited to be returning for a M.S.
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eatkinson223
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Degree:
Educational Leadership
Graduation Year:
2017
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ASU Online is convenient and a great opportunity for students who need flexibility to further their education. All of the faculty and staff are helpful and I always have a quick response to a question or concern. ASU Online is also affordable, which makes it a strong competitor and better alternative to those for-profit "universities."
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S2KCR08
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Degree:
Liberal Studies
Graduation Year:
2018
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I felt that the course work was in depth and thorough. It was difficult and challenging but very rewarding.
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theog8
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Degree:
Public Administration
Graduation Year:
2017
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The ASU MPA program is a well rounded program with excellent faculty, rigorous curriculum and amble work-learning opportunities. Centrally located in downtown Phoenix next to the Metro Light Rail, the campus is convenient for students who live off campus.
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mirandangan
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Degree:
Chemical Engineering
Graduation Year:
2016
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Arizona State University has a wealth of resources to maximize the students' educational experience. The professors are very knowledgeable and are usually very willing to help.
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tetrachordfetuses
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Degree:
Performing Arts
Graduation Year:
2017
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The program is nice because it offers a variety of academic courses to take that are not cookie cutter courses. By that I mean each semester we see unique and specialized courses that cover specific and interesting topics. You are not forced to take courses that are generalized and all-encompassing. However, while there are some fantastic faculty, some seem to have little concern with the student and do not show adequate interest and support.
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Megan B
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Degree:
Health Sciences
Graduation Year:
2019
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It can be incredibly expensive for out-of-state students, but the quality of the education and the opportunities it provides are worth it.
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HeyImCortney
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Degree:
Social Work
Graduation Year:
2018
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I feel that the MSW program at Arizona State is competitive enough. There needs to be more financial resources available for those that are pursuing the social work field. While there is a stipend program available, it is not realistic for all participants and additional options should be available to students.
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