Mid-America Christian University
Locations: Oklahoma City (OK)
Annual Tuition: $21,294
Student Reviews
Whitney
Reviewed: 12/7/2025
Degree: Communications
I loved my experience at MACU. I transferred as a junior from a local community college and attended as a commuter student for 2 years. My professors were incredible and deeply cared about me and my classmates. It was so much better than being at a large, state school where you're just a number. The experience was personal and I made lifelong friends and connections. I was able to find a job right after I graduated in my field of study that I have been with ever since.
Rachel Looney
Reviewed: 6/5/2018
Degree: Criminal Justice
I have really enjoyed attending MACU. The faculty and staff are incredibly kind and helpful. I have never experienced any issue with ensuring everything was in place for me to successfully attend school. The professors are helpful, they answer questions quickly, and they are genuinely concerned with ensuring you are successful as a student. I highly recommend MACU to anyone that is considering attending school either traditionally or online.
Former Student
Reviewed: 10/24/2016
Degree: Business
This school is a joke. Every class has a theological base. I am agnostic and got physically and mentally discussed with the bible in every class even philosophy. I say this because of the narrow-minded mindset that thinks that a philosophy class should only talk about the bible.
Barbara
Reviewed: 9/9/2016
Degree: Counseling
MACU has been an amazing experience. I have taken every single class online which has allowed me to work full time and raise my children. Most of the communication is through email and telephone which makes it hard to get in contact with the teachers sometimes but planning ahead has helped with that dilemma. A small price you pay for the convenience of online classes. The only complaint I would have is they changed my counselor several times and sometimes I wouldn't know who to contact with questions.... Read More
Ava Wright
Reviewed: 10/13/2014
Degree: Counseling
MACU has no recognition program for online students, likewise online students do not get entered in any scholarship recommendations by staff. Workload was within expectations until the end of the Graduate work; then it became very intense unlike the workload for all previous classes. I am in my last class now for graduation and am feeling highly stressed and overburdened.
Victoria Micone
Reviewed: 8/18/2014
Degree: Business
This program has been challenging, but it has helped me excel in the career choices I have made. It is extremely important to me to be able to focus on one class at a time, while maintaining a full work schedule.
sanaria okongor
Reviewed: 6/27/2014
Degree: Psychology
My time spent at Mid-America was a moderately positive experience. The student to teacher ratio remained small throughout the program, and the faculty consisted of educated professionals with years of experience in their prospective fields. The only con I was able to identify was the lack of communication that took place between administration and students. I felt that the 'ball was dropped' when it came to requesting assistance and receiving notifications that pertained to the student; such as changes... Read More
Sandra Haynes-Walker
Reviewed: 2/17/2014
Degree: Counseling
Con: I will not graduate until December 2016 after starting February 2013 Pro: The program is basically geared around your life. You are able to go to work, live your life, and attend classes. It takes discipline and your dedicated time for the research needed. You attend one class every 8 weeks, this gives you time to concentrate on this one class to know the material and know it well. I love it. The Christian professors are very helpful and resourceful.
Kylee Taylor
Reviewed: 2/8/2014
Degree: Public Administration
I love the classes and the supportive professors
Candice Eades
Reviewed: 9/30/2013
Degree: Counseling
Pros are that the workload is pertinent to helping me learn what I need for my career and it is geared towards the correct preparation. The cons are the cost of attending my school. It's getting expensive and just keeps increasing.
Jeanetta Lovett
Reviewed: 8/2/2013
Degree: Public Administration
The pros of my graduate program is that my instructors were knowledgable about what they were teaching, and made it easy to learn the material. I will admit that it was some courses that were somewhat difficult but through extra research and asking questions to the teacher it became alot easier. The cons would be sometimes it took a while for me to get a hold of my success coach and that became frustrating when it was a serious situation. Overall, I loved the experience at this University and would... Read More
Christian Youngblood
Reviewed: 6/26/2013
Degree: Liberal Studies
Mid-America Staff is very helpful and supportive. They work well with adults who are working full-time and pursuing a graduate degree.
Ashley Pearson
Reviewed: 5/16/2013
Degree: Counseling
One cons of being in my grad school is there is just one mentor for the particular emphasis.It takes her forever to get back to you and her answers are not clear. There's not too much work loads and you have spring break and holidays out, even online.
Kellie Blankenship
Reviewed: 4/12/2013
Degree: Counseling
MACU online provides quality instructors available by Skype, chat, phone, and email. Instructors express high standards in grading, quality discussion questions, and well organized layouts. Technology support is available 24/7 even if its how to download a Powerpoint or navigating the online library. Before each term the president of the University or dean of counseling presents a video which provides study strategies, calendar of events, and inspirational words of encouragement. MACU provides 8... Read More
Tabitha Schneider
Reviewed: 12/4/2012
Degree: Business
The program I am in is great if you are a working parent or just a student that has to works full time. The down side of it is that you miss out on the one on one relationship with professors and other students that you would get in a traditional program.