Gannon University Reviews

"This is a good program if you're coming straight out of high school because you will have your Bachelor's and Master's degrees in a total of five years. If you have a family or are starting a family, this is not likely to be a great fit for you. Financial aid is offered for the graduate (fifth) year, but on-campus housing is not. The school is not in the best neighborhood, so it is better to live away from the area if you can afford it. Some professors are wonderful and approachable while others are distant and are inattentive to student needs. While the program has a below-average pass rate on the national exam, the employment rate within 1 year of graduation has been consistently near or at 100%. The program is currently in a transition phase and is trying to address the communication and exam pass rate. The program has been growing and thus has become more competitive. However, these changes have not been beneficial to current students and have resulted in a fair amount of chaos."