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I love the medical dosimetry program at IUPUI. The program director has more experience in the field than anyone else in the state and helped develop a few of the techniques that are used nationwide to treat cancer patients with radiation therapy. All of the staff is fantastic to work with and really care about our education in this program. Other than feeling rushed at times (which is how it will actually be all the time when I actually work in the field), I have no complaints about the program.... Read More I've only been in the program for three months and I have learned more than I ever thought possible, so I know in another nine months I will be more than prepared to enter the workforce as a medical dosimetrist.

My program is called Transition to Teach, and it is for students who hold a bachelor's degree, but decide they would like to become an educator. It's ideal for people like me, who maybe thought one career would be sufficient during undergrad, but post graduation realized they needed a change based on life style, change of interest, etc. The program allows you to be a certified teacher before actually completing the Master's Degree which also very neat. The only con going into the program is if your... Read More degree is very different from the education field, then you don't have any of the prerequisite information that your fellow classmates may have. The transition students are mixed in with undergraduate students at the beginning of the program, but later will be separated. However, the program is designed to prepare you to teach even if have not taken the prerequisite courses.

Pros: Teaching relevant and practical skills to apply in the workplace, ability to network with individuals within your career field, offering flexible times to schedule classes for students who work full time, offering adequate parking space for all students, and flexibility to access academic resources off campus. Cons: Limited opportunities for meals, limited meeting space for large events, construction projects are constantly in progress, and doors/buildings lock too early for students taking... Read More classes that run later than 9 PM.

Being in the very beginning stages of the Graduate program through Indiana University-Purdue University of Indianapolis, I can honestly say it has been an easy transition from my undergrad program. I am enrolled in the Online MSW - Direct program and am very excited to get my graduate school underway. I have had the privilege to speak with different offices to make sure that all of my paperwork and documents were submitted on time and have received the best support from all of the individuals that... Read More have assisted me. I recommend any Indiana University as my #1 choice for any degree or certificate.

Our program truly benefits those looking for a future career in medicine. Whether applying to medical school, dental school, physician assistant school or other medical programs, the Masters of Cellular and Integrative Physiology will prepare a student sufficiently in order to be successful in the respective healthcare position. Challenging, yet rewarding, this program truly tests one's abilities within graduate level and medical academia. I believe that the strong integration of medicine and research... Read More within the program also a major benefit to those going into health.

As an aspiring sports reporter, this program provides a unique opportunity to get a Master's Degree in Sports Journalism, something only available at a couple of schools in the country. It also is provided in the center of a booming sports city in Indianapolis, and the internship and job opportunities are plentiful. The only cons I see with this program is the high cost and unavailable student aid or school scholarships. The career choices it prepares you for are not those with a high income, yet... Read More the cost of the program is very high, thus dropping the true monetary value of the program. All in all, this is a fantastic program that I would strongly recommend.

This school counselor program at IUPUI has been going great so far. I want to work in higher education one day and I can't wait to get started and enter deep within the program. There are many pros about the program such as getting to do a practicum for one semester and then an internship for a whole year. This is a great way to get experience with student on-on-one. The only con I have so far is that most of the classes are offered as night classes and I learn better in the day time. Although, I... Read More understand that most people have jobs and night classes are their only options. Other than that I feel like I am going to enjoy the rest of this program.

The IU School of Social Work in Indianapolis has a great program that harbors great group of faculty right in the heart of down town Indianapolis. The campus itself is extremely diverse with international students who come from all over the world. The faculty is very knowledgeable and experienced in their field of studies. They are always willing to help their students succeed through providing educational experience and professional networking. A downside to this institution is perhaps the parking.... Read More However, they are building more parking garages and changing how they work their parking system. I am sure this will make an outstanding difference to an already outstanding institution that provides quality education to a very diverse student body.

The Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law is a fantastic graduate school for those interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession. The school is centrally located in the vibrant city of downtown Indianapolis and in walking distance of many top US law firms. Moreover, the alumni network from the McKinney School of Law is outstanding. There are plenty of top professionals from around the country who are working in the legal field and ready to help current students. The Office... Read More of Professional Development is also "top notch" and works tirelessly to assure that its students are successful in both academics, and their professional careers after graduation. The Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law is a quality institution that I would highly recommend to anyone interested in practicing law in Indiana or throughout the United States.