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Graduating from Northeastern University was one of the best decisions I鈥檝e ever made. My experience there was incredibly rewarding both academically and personally. The university鈥檚 co-op program truly sets it apart from other schools. Through hands-on work experiences, I was able to gain real-world skills, build professional connections, and graduate with confidence entering the job market. By the time I finished my degree, I already had valuable industry experience that gave me a strong advantage... Read More in my career.

The professors at Northeastern were knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely invested in student success. Many brought real industry experience into the classroom, which made learning practical and engaging. I also appreciated how diverse and welcoming the student community was. I met people from all over the world, and the collaborative environment made it easy to form lasting friendships and professional networks.

The campus itself is beautiful, modern, and located in the heart of Boston, which provided endless opportunities for internships, networking, entertainment, and cultural experiences. There was always something happening on campus, from student organizations to career events and community activities.

What I value most about Northeastern is how well it prepares students for life after graduation. I left not only with a strong education, but also with confidence, experience, and lifelong memories. I would highly recommend Northeastern University to anyone looking for a university that combines academic excellence with real-world preparation.

Northeastern University is a unique institution. The integration and championing of the Co-Op Program comes with significant benefits to both the academic and career opportunities of the students that utilize it. It cannot be understated how much of an impact graduating with 1.5 years of full-time work experience has on a student's career prospects, and the ability to apply what they learn in the classroom directly in their co-ops helps truly learn the instruction they are given. At the same time,... Read More this does lead to some blind spots in the university's policies and priorities. Because co-ops are so valued, classroom instruction does not actually meet the standard set by similarly prestigious universities.

I completed my PhD in Criminology and Justice Policy at Northeastern University after starting the program in 2017 and graduating in 2024. Overall, my experience was very positive, particularly because of the program鈥檚 strong emphasis on rigorous research, applied scholarship, and faculty mentorship. Faculty members were highly engaged and supportive, especially in guiding students through publishing, grant writing, and professional development for academic and policy-oriented careers. The department... Read More fostered a collaborative environment among graduate students, and Northeastern鈥檚 location provided valuable opportunities for research partnerships and data access. The program demands independence and self鈥憁otivation, but for students interested in impactful, research-driven work, it offers excellent preparation for careers in academia and beyond.

I attended Northeastern University for the undergraduate program in Music Business. It was a great experience, though the program itself could not keep up with the changes in the music business. Many professors offered knowledge that was dated, and would have been best articulated by guest professionals who worked in more cutting-edge industries. I would highly recommend music business majors in the future to double major in marketing.

The school's broad academic resources in business, technology,... Read More economics, and history provide a solid academic foundation that is more advantageous than just studying music in conjunction with business. However, for the school's exceptionally steep price, I recommend it only if you go into an industry or position that will have a high return, or if you are on a scholarship. I fell into the latter category. If you want to study music business, it's best to be in a city where the firms are located and study cutting-edge digital marketing and the live concert business. Intern while learning marketing.

Steer clear of this MS Econ with a data science concentration in Seattle. Academic advising has been non existent. Leaving after 1 semester, it has been a costly mistake. I started with 3 other students, 1 dropped immediately, the other student is also transferring, 2 international student remains. This program looks great on paper, in actuality, the data science courses are not readily available for students because of the high demand, econ electives do not exists. You will be given a list of substitute... Read More courses. It has been incredibly stressful working with registrar and financial aid offices in Boston. The Northeastern shuffle is real. You will be redirected to multiple to people before getting any real answers to any questions. They are obsessed with job placement to make their program look good, but not very concerned about giving students skills to actually get these jobs. There are exploitative MS programs and this unfortunately happens to be one.

I made it through about 2 semesters of the ABSN program before withdrawing and attending a different nursing program. What a day and night difference. I certainly was forced to learn good study habits at Northeastern which helped me later on but the ABSN program was an absolute joke. So horribly run and unprofessional to say the least. The one good Professor they had was fired. The 鈥渁dvisor鈥� was an airhead with no nursing background at all. I cried every day. The amount of money spent just to have... Read More professors roll your eyes when you ask a question or need help was never worth it. Don鈥檛 recommend! Go to a smaller school! In the end the NCLEX is the same exam!

The online MBA program at Northeastern is largely designed the same way the in-person classes are designed - heavily focused on group projects. As is typical of Northeastern, the instruction is poor, explanations are insufficient, and grading is harsh. The online classes are supposed to be asynchronous, but there is significant pressure from the individuals doing grading (who somehow are not the course professors?) to attend multiple weekly meetings that are effectively useless and do nothing to... Read More provide additional information about how to complete assignments. When students who did not attend a given weekly session receive poor grades, they are pressured into attending future "optional" sessions with promises that the assignments will all be explained there. There is a strong implication that people who choose not to or are unable to attend receive poorer grades than those that do, even though the sessions are recorded.

Northeastern University鈥檚 acute care program is extremely poorly run, disorganized and lacking in clear, concise communication. I attended this program for a year and a half and while the classes themselves were fine, the program鈥檚 administrators were lacking. The director at the time (who has since been fired) was very challenging to get into contact with and seemed to know very little about the program she was in charge of. Additionally, the program did not have any support systems in place for... Read More course guidance and as I struggled with this particular director every guidance department would refer me back to her. I would advise anyone to not do Northeastern鈥檚 NP program. It鈥檚 not worth the money and not we鈥檒l run.