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I would highly recommend the University of Southern Indiana. Not only for the degree I chose, but for many others as well. USI has one of the best DMS programs in the nation. I believe that I got a great job as quickly as I did because of the school that I went to.

During my time at USI I had a great college experience. Despite the on-campus restriction due to COVID, each class was very engaging and educating. My professors were always willing to help me if I had questions and classmates were eager to study together. USI is a great University and I would recommend it to any student in High School.

Solid online experience with relatable but challenging coursework. AACSB accredited with a good number of concentrations available. There is an option to pursue multiple concentrations; I opted to just stick to one. A cost effective, rewarding, online MBA experience overall; tailor-made for working professionals.

As I started this course I was a little nervous and concerned about , going back to school . Was I to old,wasy mind sharp enough to handle what was before me and with the college teacher heading the class the Instructor made it simple and easy to follow through the course Yes in my humble opinion this was the best online course that I could have ever takem.

This was the worst college experience I've had. I was upfront about my goal when I started and advisors led me astray because they were not listening to me. I spent 2 years and $30000 to only be able to stay in the same position I was already in because my degree was worthless. I would never recommend this college and if other colleges are doing the same thing.. Save your time and money and go to community college.

I enjoyed USI because the professors in my program really cared about me. I was a non-traditional student with a family and they were willing to work with me. The one thing I wish the school would promote more, is internships. The school lets students find internships on their own and don't really discuss them in the program. I feel the school should promore internships more because it lets the student gan exposure to the workforce.

At USI, you get out what you put in. If you are a dedicated student, it's likely you will complete your degree without difficulty and with experience that has readied you for the work force.

The most important aspect of University of Southern Indiana, is how quickly they get you out in the field. As an education student, it was critical to get in the classroom right away. I was observing other educators within the first year. I had a variety of electives with professors who genuinely cared about what kind of teacher I would become. I felt supported throughout my entire journey. I really loved the "small town' feel that the university provided.

The education program at USI is truly exceptional. USI provides a challenging, hands-on learning experience. I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in education feeling prepared to step into my very own classroom. The campus is beautiful, diverse, and welcoming.

If you want a close-to-home feel with a safe, blossoming campus, USI is for you. USI is constantly expanding degree programs and the growth has propelled it towards a great future. With caring teachers and online options, the school is right for any student who wants to put themselves in a great spot for future career success.

University of Southern Indiana is a great place to attend college. Besides the campus being beautiful, there are many activities and clubs to participate in, some even pertaining to your major. The class sizes are normally small and allow you to get to know the students in your class and your professors. The instructors are very kind and easy to talk to for the most part. I highly recommend attending this university.

It was a great college that allowed for ample activities to keep you busy and involved.

The program is a very difficult one, but it should be. I feel that when I have completed the program I will have the knowledge that I need to practice. I am however very disappointed with the financial aid office. No one seems to know what is going on in that department.

The course load from some classes has demanded an extreme amount of additional work on top of a full time career. This program is for the dedicated soul and must be treated as such. If you do not put the work into the program the probability of failure is high.

USI's MBA program has proven to be difficult to balance with a full time job (50-60hrs/wk). Some staff members are understanding with the workload that is given and others seem to enforce strict deadlines and tremendous amounts of "busy" work.

The MBA program at USI allows students to gain industry knowledge while connecting with the community to provide networking opportunities and lasting relationships. The knowledge that I have gained have already helped me to advance and succeed in my career.

University of Southern Indiana is where I have chosen to pursue my master's degree in Family Nurse Practitioner. It is competitive, and has an excellent pass rate for state required board exam. I would certainly recommend this program. C. C.