Florida International University

The pros of going to FIU Law is that it is affordable and its slowly establishing a reputation. Also, the school is very new and the building is so modern and well taken care of. The ratio of students to professors is very good and professors are able to focus their attention on their students. The cons are that this school is so new that it has not fully created a concrete reputation, therefore, when looking for a job after graduating, it might be harder than if the person is coming from another... Read More school.

The Masters in Public Administration program offered an insight into the world of our government as well as government-run programs that are generally used on daily. Admittedly, there was a theoretical approach used which does not necessarily prepare students for practical issues in the field. While I agree that theory is important and is a precursor to action, I do not believe the program in general fully integrated the two. Additionally, our government agencies is set up in such a way that experience... Read More may be more valuable than educational credentials. In other words, if one is already a government employee with potential upward mobility, an MPA would be perhaps more beneficial. If one intends to start a career in the public realm and hopes to accomplish this by earning an MPA, the climb may still be challenging and degree does not equate to upward mobility. Overall, however, the program had knowledgeable faculty and staff who were always willing to assist. The material relevant and the workload manageable.

Pros: -FIU provides an important foundation for students to get the most out of their undergraduate years. -Transition into higher education is made easier by your immediate association in any FIU organization with a small group of students and teachers with similar capabilities and aspirations -Your undergraduate experience is enhanced significantly by the broad liberal arts focus of the curriculum and the opportunity to work closely with experienced faculty from your first day on campus. -No cons.... Read More

Pros: FIU is a highly diverse and social campus! There is always something going on, and the school is a Hispanic Serving Institution, as well as a highly diverse student body. The research taking place at FIU is very innovative and exciting. With the recent addition of the Medical School and new buildings on campus, FIU is a young and growing academic institution. Cons: FIU is a commuter school so parking has always been an issue. Although FIU is a fully wireless campus, technology is not always... Read More up to date. Furthermore, the University can be disorganized at times in terms of disseminating information and/or updating policies, although this has improved greatly over the past five years.

By virtue of its location, F.I.U. houses an incredibly diverse student body and faculty. Moreover, due to diligent involvement from an invested community, students have access to top technological resources to match those of the country's most reputable institutions. In addition, pupils can look forward to highly educated and supportive professors that continuously strive to provide students the most current information. In short, F.I.U will furnish devoted candidates the tools they require to excel... Read More as future professionals and an unforgettable experience.