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University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) is an exceptional choice for students who prioritize flexibility without sacrificing quality, particularly those who thrive in a digital environment. The asynchronous online platform is intuitive and well-structured, making it ideal for working professionals or anyone who enjoys the autonomy of online learning.

For students interested in technical fields, the school excels at fostering meaningful technical interactions. The curriculum is designed to be hands-on,... Read More often incorporating virtual labs and industry-standard software that mirror real-world applications. The discussion forums and collaborative projects provide a great space to engage with peers and faculty on complex topics, ensuring that the online format feels interactive and technically rigorous. Overall, UMGC provides a supportive and modern educational experience that perfectly suits the needs of today鈥檚 tech-savvy learners.

I went back for a second experience *** So they assigned me a degree planner who advised and then allowed me to enroll in a class that my Post911 would not cover. I was allowed to enroll and participate. I was not notified of this error until the class was over half complete. As soon as I was notified by the VA I dropped the class, not even notified by UMGC. Even though they advised me, allowed me to enroll and participate they charged me full price. Who can afford scenarios and risks like this?... Read More They then proceeded to put this on my credit report as a collection that will remain for seven years. BEWARE!!!! of this type money grab. The lack of logic, professionalism, concern, and care of my wellbeing left my jaw on the floor. Enroll at your own risk. Everything will be your own risk even though they assign you someone that is supposed to prevent these type of administrative errors the make excuses to charge you thousands for鈥� SHAME!

My experience at this university has been profoundly discouraging, and, at this point, I would not recommend it to others. It鈥檚 disheartening to feel trapped in an environment that seems to prioritize formality over genuine academic growth. Unfortunately, the university鈥檚 acceptance, and continued tolerance, of professors who fail to uphold even basic standards of teaching and mentorship has been one of the most disappointing aspects of my graduate experience.

The professor assigned to this course... Read More offered little meaningful instruction or guidance. Assignments were often unclear, feedback was minimal or dismissive, and opportunities for clarification were rarely provided. Rather than fostering understanding, the professor seemed indifferent to student progress and, at times, even willing to fail or discourage students instead of helping them succeed. Insults and condescending remarks replaced constructive dialogue, leaving many students feeling disrespected and unsupported.

What makes this experience even more troubling is the institution鈥檚 complacency in allowing such behavior to persist. Despite clear patterns of poor instruction and multiple student concerns, there appears to be no accountability or intervention from the university. This tolerance for incompetence not only undermines academic integrity but also conveys a troubling message: that the institution values tuition revenue more than the quality of education or the well-being of its graduate students.

As a result, many students, myself included, are left navigating complex material with minimal guidance, receiving only partial or inconsistent corrections, and feeling largely abandoned in what should be a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment. Graduate education should challenge students to think critically and grow professionally, not break them down through neglect and indifference.

This experience has been eye-opening, revealing how institutional priorities can overshadow the very mission of education. It has strengthened my belief in the importance of accountability, empathy, and true academic leadership, values this university would do well to rediscover.

I called to ask about switching majors when I was 72 credits in (all were for general education) and they said I would be able to keep all of my credits if I switched and it would not affect me. They then switched my major. A month later they removed all of the credits I had earned online and put me back to 60 credits. Waste of time and money. Will be switching to another online program. If you want to go here make sure you do not try to change your major program no matter what your success coach... Read More says over the phone.

This is the worst money hungry institution there is. If I could create a class action suit to sue the advisors and administrators for the pain and suffering they have caused me and past students I would. I honestly have been greatly considering it. This school seems to set you up for failure and does a lot of money grab activities such as signing you up for classes you dont ask them to. Or youll see a charge pop up in your account from a year ago that makes 0 to no sense. Ive been to 2 other colleges... Read More and this is the ONLY one I have had these issues with so I KNOW its not me. I advise you to look away from this school if you dont want to have to deal with possible financial troubles in the future. They dont care about your education and will make your life a living hell with no problem. DO NOT GO HERE!!!

I just started the East Asian Studies bachelor program and the quality of education is fairly good in one class and excellent in another. I am taking two classes at a time. One class has decent lectures and materials, and I can take quizzes twice. In another class, the material is incredibly difficult and time-consuming and quizzes are tough. This particular class reminds me of when I was in graduate school (I'm working on a second bachelor's in order to pivot into a new field). My classmates are... Read More highly intelligent and discussion posts blow me away with how in-depth they interpret material. All in all, this is a good university that is worth your while.

THE ABSOLUTE WORST ADMISSIONS EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER ENCOUNYERED!! STAY AWAY. I recently submitted for more information on their communications masters program only to have a 3rd party entity called prime call me first ro ask basic questions that I had already answered when I first became interested. The rep then had to connect me to an admissions advisors which took over 5 minutes. This is unacceptable, why do you use a 3rd party? Once I was connected the so called admissions advisors asks me how... Read More can I help you? I'm like wait I was just connected to you by your affiliate so that you can give me more information that you already have about me and the program im interested in. I know this bc I got the admission rep to tell me she had my info. WTF? A simple called turned into a debacle. Unless I get a true admissions rep right away, I will just hang up. There are plenty of other schools out there that have admisdions reps that call you direct, not this 3rd party bullcrap. After 21yrs of service in the military I now know why my Soldiers had nothing good to say about this school.

I signed up in May 2023 with UMGC Europe, submitted a transfer credit report, done by WES. My goal was to get a BA quickly using most of my transfer credits. I had 5 majors which I was interested in. In July UMGC "lost" all my transfer credits on record after I submitted a second transfer credit report from another university. I complained and after a week my account showed some credits but three credits less than before. My question why that is has been unanswered for 6 weeks now. I was told I had... Read More some more credits to be "unlocked" if I submit a syllibi for those classes. I submitted it 6 weeks ago but still no update on how many credits get recognized. I complained in two emails to the ombudsman of UMGC no answer at all. My advisor keeps refering to stateside offices which are making decisions but have failed so far to resolve my case. I spoke to head of admissions Europe, he promised me to get answers and get back to me through my advisor but again no answer for the past six weeks. Communication is non existant. I have attended universities before but I have never experienced anything like this. I can't recommend this university at all.

When I initially applied I was told I would be able to start my program with my unofficial transcripts and degree verification from a previous institution. I spent two months collecting documents only to be told by admissions at the final stage of matriculation that none if this was enough and that I would need my official transcripts which are on hold because of a balance. A total waste of my time. This erroneous policy had been communicated to me by 3 different advisors! You never speak to the... Read More same person twice so you are constantly repeating yourself and being told conflicting information. The entire process felt very 鈥渇or profit鈥�. Zero stars and would not recommend.

Where to begin.... My advice is to avoid the UMGC cybersecurity technology masters program at all costs - unless you enjoy being in a management position and not knowing how to do your job (which is unfortunately true of many cyber leaders - they love policy, but have no idea how to implement the deeds they preach)! Five of the six courses in the cybersecurity technology program are 100% policy based, meaning that the bulk of your assignments are based on writing cyber policy with regards to, or... Read More in response to some convoluted situation that rarely makes sense. Labs and writing prompts are not in alignment. The labs mainly use the Citrix workspace to connect to universities the virtual environment and Citrix almost universally offers students a terrible user experience. The labs are not graduate level labs, they are at best lower division undergraduate level labs. This degree will only teach you how to format papers and how to regurgitate policy! I really hope the university is reading this review and stops cheating students out of the skills they need to be of value in the cyber field!

I started with UMGC in 2019 and chose them for their pricing, lack of book costs, and payment plan options. Rather then take out more student loans I was able to make interest free payments for each semester and go at my own pace (which not only helps balance my busy schedule but also helps with my budget) I was able to take 2 to 3 classes a semester and finish my degree in 3 years. As with all programs there will be good instructors and bad but the majority of my classes were well run with an attentive... Read More and caring instructor. I would highly recommend UMGC to anyone looking to get their degree while still working full-time. The flexibility of their rolling start dates and class timing was perfect for me and I am not looking at continuing with my masters through UMGC. My only complaint is that they do not currently offer a masters program in Gerontology.

UMGC is a waste of time. They only care about collecting money. Professors generally have other jobs and don't care about the students. There are a couple good ones out there, but most couldn't care less. The curriculum is at least a decade old, and there is no instruction in the classes. The courses are almost 100% self study with outside resources since there are no books for any classes. The course materials are usually nothing more than a 10-15 year old PDF from a random industry source, not... Read More a book. Professors will take off points if you submit 1 minute late, but they won't grade your assignments for weeks after the due date. By the time you get their feedback, you have already turned in 2-3 other assignments with the same "mistakes" in them, and the professors will take off points every time. If the only thing you're looking for is a piece of paper saying you have a degree, UMGC is good enough. If you're looking to actually learn anything, look elsewhere.