LSU New Orleans
Locations: New Orleans (LA)
Annual Tuition: $14,008
Student Reviews
Shelby Kiefer
Reviewed: 12/30/2013
Degree: Accounting
The University of New Orleans provides me with the sufficient materials to study and complete any work put in front of me. Their computer labs and teacher's office hours are extra tools that allows me to go above and beyond in my understanding of material.
Nicole Robinson
Reviewed: 12/12/2013
Degree: Accounting
Because of budget cuts, you are being taught by only the professors that want to be there or are unable to leave. I enjoy being able to go to office hours but I wish there was more campus involvement.
Isabelle Notter
Reviewed: 9/14/2013
Degree: Sociology
The faculty in my program is supportive and excited to help us succeed during graduate school and afterwards. UNO excels in engaging undergraduate and graduate students academically and extracurricularly. Go Privateers!
Lauren Watkins
Reviewed: 8/29/2013
Degree: MBA
While the executive education program afforded my an MBA in 1.5 years, I did find some faults in the program. 1. Career placement and coaching throughout the program and at the conclusion of the program. 2. Affordability of such program 3. Work load of the executive program considering that all students are employed full-time
Stephanie Doyle
Reviewed: 6/7/2013
Degree: Liberal Arts
You really can't beat New Orleans as a city, especially if you're a writer. This program boasts some of the most dedicated professors that I have encountered. With the state of Louisiana's educational system, that certainly makes a differences. Our professors care very deeply about the quality of education they are providing and sincerely do everything they can to support and perpetuate our graduate program. Most importantly, I'd say the emphasis of this program is "cooperation over competition."... Read More
Allison Ransom
Reviewed: 4/29/2013
Degree: Counseling
The main problem is a lack of funding, but the faculty, strained as they are, works hard to make up for the deficit.
Luke Sirinides
Reviewed: 2/16/2013
Degree: Fine Arts
The CWW at UNO is a graduate program for writers who are committed to the development of their crafts. All students are required to take workshops in their chosen genre, as well as a nonfiction workshop, background literature seminars, and craft classes. As a CWW writer, you are constantly challenged to produce quality work, expand your breadth of literary knowledge, and critique the work of your peers. All students must complete a thesis in their genre under the guidance of a faculty director. This... Read More
Stephen Hunyadi
Reviewed: 1/23/2013
Degree: Educational Leadership
The State of Louisiana has significantly reduced funding for UNO. This, in turn, has led toward an overall decrease in the school's quality.
Sefla Fuhrman
Reviewed: 1/16/2013
Degree: Social Sciences
One of the best aspects of the Urban Studies Ph.D. program is that is prepares students to work in a wide range of planning and public affairs related careers. One of the down-sides is that the department of Planning and Urban Studies (PLUS) is housed in Liberal Arts, so some technical skill-building, such as GIS and advanced statistical analysis may be more challenging to obtain through this program alone.
Stephen Hunyadi
Reviewed: 1/9/2013
Degree: Education
Recent budge cuts by the State of Louisiana have significantly lowered the quality of this academic institution.
Martha Black
Reviewed: 12/6/2012
Degree: Education
There's a lot of help available from faculty and staff and there are flexible programs for people who hold full time jobs.
Joyy Joseph
Reviewed: 12/4/2012
Degree: Education
I feel the program is not competitive or challenging enough for me.