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For those considering a Doctorate degree, UMUC offers a challenging, but engaging, fun, and a well- rounded education. With an both on-site and virtual learning environment, the support you receive will be invaluable to your success. UMUC offers a comprehensive education that ranks among the best in online doctorate degree programs. The networking that is built with your peers and faculty serve as a support as you work your way through the program. I am in my second class, and even though there are... Read More long weekends and time away from family this is worth it.

Walden University is your best choice if you are self-driven, mature and hardworking as it provides a great learning experience especially for people who want to improve their career prospects. The assignments are challenging but you will receive assistance from your instructors. All you need to do is reach out-initiate communication and follow through. The kind of education that you will receive from this university is world-class and the diversity of students provides an enriched learning experience.Their... Read More vision of creating a positive social change in the communities through their students is particularly impressive.

Walden University is not a place to play around. One has to be serious with his or her studies to make better grades or get kicked out. The School does not spoon feed any student . The grades are earned meaning no favoritism. The mistake some students make is that they think because Walden University is online program, they can just copy answer and submit to instructor to earn a pass grade. That is not in Walden. To pass through Walden, one has to be creative and original in academic work. The doctoral... Read More program is empirical, rigorous, and competitive. Walden University does not beg or scout fot students. The admission process might not be difficult does not mean progression and graduation are walk over.

For anybody who is considering online coursework at the graduate or doctoral level, the University of Phoenix is a great university to attend. Compared to my collegiate experiences her in Ohio, UOPX has a very solid, rigorous doctoral program. In addition, faculty and students, alike, make academic success a priority. UOPX staff and advisors have stayed in constant contact throughout my doctoral journey. The information technology assistance is dedicated to triaging any issue a student may have with... Read More systems issues. Finally, the University Library is invaluable in conducting academic research, and they are available 24/7.

I have no cons regarding my grad program. The pros are many in terms of student support from the faculty, advisors and professors. I believe when I complete my doctoral journey I will be able to compete with graduates from any of the other major universities such as Harvard and Princeton, and Yale, etc. As a result of the yearly doctoral symposium grad students have the privilege of meeting and spending three days with cohorts which provides an additional support group to collaborate with through... Read More the doctoral process.

Walden is rigorous, challenging, and not a place for procrastinators. I graduated with a Ph.D. in Management in August, 2017. I was enrolled in Walden's PhD-Management program for 5 years. I completed the coursework within 3 years with a 4.0 GPA. The coursework was rigorous with a lot of writing in every course. Deadlines were generally non-negotiable as the courses moved fairly quickly. My wife experienced a health crisis shortly after I finished my coursework and I lost a few quarters of productivity... Read More in my dissertation work. That lost time, however, was my choice and not reflective of any person, procedure, or policy at Walden University. They were actually very understanding and accommodating of my particular situation. Having now successfully completed the program, I can attest that, just like B&M schools, there are good and back instructors at Walden. I initially had a dissertation mentor/chair who couldn't have cared less about my research or supporting it. I quickly ditched her (a fairly easy, straight-forward process), sought out another chair who was one of my best course instructors, and got on with my program. From Prospectus approval to final Dissertation oral defense took me 18 months. Yes, Walden allows reviewers 14 days to return work, but my Chair and Committee Member, without exception, returned draft with workable, constructive comments, within 2-3 calendar days. My URR and Form & Style reviewers both took around 9-10 days, but at those levels of review outside of the Committee domain, there is a confluence of a number of Chairs submitting work to that one person or office for review, so "personal" attention is going to take a backseat to the volume of work happening at that review-level, as would be the case in a B&M school. The communication between me and my Chair was almost daily via both the required discussion forum, and in direct, private email. He nearly always replied same-day, unless I sent a late night email. Communications between my Chair and my Committee Member (my stats guru) were professional and supportive. On the rare occasion I needed input from my Committee Member during the development of my dissertation (twice), my Chair allowed us to communicate directly with cc to him, and accepted the opinion and direction given by my Committee Member. During both the oral defense of my Proposal and of my final Dissertation, my Chair and Committee complimented one another in terms of the review, insight, and suggestions they provided to me, and their respective input made my Dissertation better. I never felt at a loss for support or assistance when I needed it. In general, my experience at Walden has been rigorous, challenging, and enjoyable. I had mostly great instructors in my coursework, found a very knowledgeable, supportive Committee Chair and Committee Member, and have completed a quality quantitative study in my Dissertation. My only caveats for those considering Walden are: If you are a procrastinator don't enroll at Walden University. You'll be eaten alive. I've seen it happen to others. If you are a person who looks to blame all your woes and pitfalls on someone or something else instead of taking responsibility for what you did or didn't do, don't enroll in Walden University. I have had some of the best instructors in my academic career at Walden. Nearly all are accomplished researchers and practitioners and they don't seem to have much patience or sympathy for those less serious who are just looking for a social program to join. You're expected to produce and to do it within the time prescribed. If you don't like being told that what you're doing isn't acceptable or on par with a doctoral-level program, don't enroll at Walden University. If you don't like, are not familiar with, on do not want to learn the APA Publication Manual, don't enroll at Walden University. Everyone from your course instructors to your dissertation Committee members eats, sleeps, and breathes APA. You will, too. If you are an ESL student, make sure you have the English language skills and resources you need to sharpen your academic writing and discussions to a doctoral-level of discourse or you will struggle. If you're not sure why you're pursuing a Ph.D., don't enroll at Walden University. You'll spend a lot of money (probably someone else's), have a hard time keeping up, not be very happy and, ultimately, probably not finish your degree. Bottom line: There are a lot of online programs that will sell you a diploma. Walden is not one of them. And from what I have seen over the past year they are moving forward with more aggressive policies, procedures, and direct student support, to make sure their students do the work, do it well, and complete their programs within a reasonable period of time. Walden isn't perfect (yet), but it is serious, challenging, demanding, and expensive. If you can't handle that, don't enroll at Walden University.