Michigan State University Graduate Program Reviews
92%
of students recommend
School rating based on
262
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School Information
- Website: Visit College Website
- School Accreditation: NCA HLC, + 4 more
- Programmatic Accreditation: AACSB
- Campus Setting: City: Small
- Student Population: 50,340 (39,090 undergrad)
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 17 to 1
- Graduate Attendance Status: 27% part-time, 73% full-time
- Annual Tuition: $17,436 in-state; $34,260 out-of-state
Source: NCES
Student & Graduate Reviews
ClinMSU
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Degree:
Psychology
Graduation Year:
2018
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Excellent faculty and student support to get you through 6 years.
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Itai
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Degree:
Business
Graduation Year:
2013
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Very competitive environment, great people and great stuff...
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jsgrabs28
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Degree:
Business
Graduation Year:
2010
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This was an excellent opportunity for personal and professional development. I would recommend this program to any close friend or colleague.
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kmeyers35
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Degree:
Social Sciences
Graduation Year:
2014
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I really enjoy grad school at MSU, great support and community!
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whomoii
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Degree:
Health Sciences
Graduation Year:
2014
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MSUCOM is an extremely supportive program with excellent staff.
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MEGHA
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Degree:
Business
Graduation Year:
2011
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The MBA program at Broad was the perfect size that allowed to build a good network with the fellow students as well as faculty and career counsellors. Faculty or Staff were always available for help and counseling. The school could definitely use better facilities and technology.
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Vishwesh
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Degree:
Business
Graduation Year:
2010
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Pros - Great Faculty and excellent curriculum Cons - Career Services, access to employers on campus, school brand recognition among finance employers
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portiepower
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Degree:
Social Sciences
Graduation Year:
2015
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My Masters program is very competitive. I feel very lucky to be in this program. The Rehabilitation Counseling MA is a very good career path, and also is a very rewarding profession. I am looking forward to meeting more people in my program and making connections while at Michigan State.
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IE
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Degree:
Health Sciences
Graduation Year:
2013
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Pro-nationally recognized name Con-video lectures are exclusively used in some classes
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birdand3
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Degree:
Liberal Studies
Graduation Year:
2014
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I can work on my M.S. Pharmacology and Toxicology at a high graduate level from the comforts of my own home and city.
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