North Greenville University
Locations: Tigerville (SC)
Annual Tuition: $25,800
Student Reviews
Christopher Hayward
Reviewed: 2/9/2026
Degree: Business
As I was going through the program, I noticed that the title of the online degree was different than the title of the degree from in-person degree. The classes were also noticeably different. While the classes were interactive and required participation, I was concerned that the degree wouldn't be taken seriously or that I wouldn't be able to get a job. I was pleasantly surprised at how well received the degree was from potential employers. Locally, employers know the University and appreciate the... Read More
Yomi
Reviewed: 9/24/2019
Degree: Biology
I am probably biased, but I believe we had some of the most amazing biology degree professors. I am currently working on my Masters in Medical Science to become a Physician Assistant and I feel so much more prepared than other students in my program in certain areas. I remember all of the little things our professors would make us do like presentations in front of the whole bio department and research. I didn't know it at the time but they were preparing me for my future. A lot of the assignments... Read More
Yomi
Reviewed: 9/24/2019
Degree: Biology
I am probably biased, but I believe we had some of the most amazing biology degree professors. I am currently working on my Masters in Medical Science to become a Physician Assistant and I feel so much more prepared than other students in my program in certain areas. I remember all of the little things our professors would make us do like presentations in front of the whole bio department and research. I didn't know it at the time but they were preparing me for my future. A lot of the assignments... Read More
Tiffany Delano
Reviewed: 2/17/2015
Degree: Business
The pros and cons of the graduate program at Greenville University. I have only taken two classes, and I can say I am very pleased. The staff is very supportive and helpful. Being that I work full-time, have a five-year-old, married, and involved in a local organization that requires community service hours, I keep a full schedule. I have little time to spare and school doesn't come easy to me. Assignments take me longer, and I do and re-do papers to get them just right. I fight and earn every point.... Read More
Brandon Mendez
Reviewed: 12/11/2014
Degree: Education
Good Christian education but is very costly.
Tiona Wyatt
Reviewed: 6/28/2013
Degree: Business
The graduate program at North Greenville University is very convenient for working adults. They offer flexible classes both in the classroom and online. The faculty is very helpful and genuinely want us to succeed in the program.
Melanie Brown
Reviewed: 2/18/2013
Degree: Business
North Greenville University offers an excellent MBA program. I feel that it was challenging, valuable, and will help me further my career in a shorter amount of time. The professors are very knowledgeable as they have real world experience in their fields. The main negative component is that it is a fairly new program so it's currently not highly recognized. However, in time, I believe it will become recognized as a prestigious graduate program.
Crystal Bridges
Reviewed: 2/18/2013
Degree: MBA
The workload for some of these courses is excessive for working adults. I understand a certain level of work is required, but each professor's expectations are different and sometimes it is hard to keep up with 3 Chapters a week, a blackboard assignment, a research paper, mid-terms and finals. Also, although University "Admin" staff are easy to reach, some of the professors can take days to respond to emails or messages left on blackboard. The school is one that I would recommend with only small... Read More
Dena Johnson
Reviewed: 2/18/2013
Degree: Business
The graduate program was well designed for working professionals. It worked well with my schedule.
Courtney Mayfield
Reviewed: 2/18/2013
Degree: MBA
I enjoy my graduate program because it is smaller and offers flexibility. The class size is not overwhelming so you tend to learn a lot from discussion.
Ashley Miller
Reviewed: 2/18/2013
Degree: MBA
North Greenville's Graduate School has a great small campus atmosphere. The professors are very knowledgeable and have lots of real-world experience. The MBA program is very applicable to today's business world. The courses are tough and challenging. Classes are also offered both online and in-class, which offers a lot of flexibility.
Jacob Hickman
Reviewed: 2/1/2013
Degree: Business
Pros - Strong & Experienced faculty. I enjoy applying real world experiences to the learning experience. Overall great value given cost comparison of other regioanl institutions. Cons - More scholarships available for the graduate program. I am a mid-career professional with two kids. My work does not offer much for tuition reimbursement (equares to two courses per year).