Milwaukee School of Engineering Graduate Program Reviews
86%
of students recommend
School rating based on
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School Information
- Website: Visit College Website
- School Accreditation: NCA HLC
- Campus Setting: City: Large
- Student Population: 2,846 (2,642 undergrad)
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 16 to 1
- Graduate Attendance Status: 71% part-time, 29% full-time
- Annual Tuition: $21,780
Source: NCES
Student & Graduate Reviews
Lilmissnurse
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Degree:
Nursing
Graduation Year:
2018
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Milwaukee school of engineering is known for their rigorous workload and outstanding graduate. They are tough on their students, meaning that only the best make it through. They believe that students should make school their only priority and often make it difficult to maintain a job or balanced social/family environment outside of school. If you are willing to give up everything to better yourself, then this is the right school for you. It's a hard trade off, but for most it is worth it in the end.
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Umer
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Degree:
Mechanical Engineering
Graduation Year:
2016
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Pros: best control systems course structure
Best control systems faculty
Amazing collaboration opportunity with other area researchers
Cons: not many robotics stream courses available
Not a lot of funding opportunities for international grads
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MT
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Degree:
Civil Engineering
Graduation Year:
2017
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The program itself is relatively good but with difficulties to find a job in industry.
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Vs
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Degree:
Civil Engineering
Graduation Year:
2016
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The graduate program is very good.
The institution keeps us abreast of the research being conducted around the area of Engineering.
We have conferences from researchers around the country and the world.
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Yaween
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Degree:
Engineering
Graduation Year:
2014
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This program creates a great "hands-on" approach taught by people who are working in the field. This gives the students opportunities to experience real world applications of the material they are being taught. The campus being located in downtown Milwaukee has a lot to offer in surrounding areas. Parking can at time be limited for people who live off campus. The workload is what I expect for graduate level coursework and I think using real life problems and examples helps tremendously with the overall content of the program.
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Xiang Yu
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Degree:
Engineering
Graduation Year:
2014
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The campus is a very ideal place to study and live.
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