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Northeastern was a fun and engaging university to attend. The students were wonderful people and highly insightful. The faculty was largely the same, with s handful that seemed to be mailing it in. The facilities were in decent shape with a mixture of brand new and run down buildings. There was too much of a focus in international student body growth at the detriment of well spent resources.

I love the fact that Northeastern is a reputable institution with excellent professors. The cons i would say will be the cost. To say its a school in the inner city i would expect it not to cost so much.

This pros of this program are that it is accelerated, highly competitive, has great clinical placements, a high NCLEX-RN pass rate, wonderful technology for the labs and helpful faculty. The cons are that it is expensive and not much financial aid is offered. No scholarships from this program are offered.

My graduate program is located in Boston, which has some of the best hospitals around. The school has set up some of the best clinical placements for its students, and I think the program is worth the money. The faculty seem genuinely interested in helping students!

NEU is competitive, challenging, and in a great area. Commuting is difficult because it is in the middle of Boston.

Graduate school at northeastern has been a rewarding experience thus far and the staff at the school has been nothing but helpful and supportive along the way.

MS level pharmaceutical sciences program SUCKS. PhD is good in certain labs