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Good professors. Not a lot of pratical applications.

The master's certification program at DePaul University prepared me completely for entering elementary teaching! As a second-career educator, the hands-on, practical application of learning was exactly what I needed to be prepared to teach. The lessons were relevant, and courses used high-quality resources written by experts in the fields. Compared to colleagues that graduated from other local universities, I was far more prepared for teaching.

Great experience, great school and wonderful teachers while being in the fun city of Chicago

The professors encouraged success and with small class sizes we were able to get great discussions started.

I enjoyed my graduate experience at DePaul. It was a career change program, and allowed me to have thoughtful discussions that were useful in guiding my philosophy on teaching and education.

Pro-you learn alot of theory and philosophy Con-none of which you can put in to use in a career, there is no financial aid and no networks other than for teachers

The program is rich in diversity however the college of education caters to teachers and not to those who would like careers in other areas of education.

It's a strong university in my major. My major is Human-Computer interaction in college of Computing and Digital media. The professors are so professional and their lectures are of a high quality. The only cons is the lack of financial aids and scholarships which I really need to continue my studies.

DePaul has outstanding faculty that make every effort to be available to us as a resource. It would be nice if classes were available over the summer session.

DePaul's school counseling program is the only one in the state of Illinois that is TSCI affiliated. This will be a major plus when searching for a position after graduation.

DePaul is a diverse school. I enjoy attending classes at DePaul, I have made new friends and have learned a lot. GO DEPAUL!