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UW Superior is a small school with high quality programming and dedicated professors.

Very happy with where I went, the class sizes were perfect - not too big or small - the professors' support was very good. I did not feel like the college was trying to keep me there to get more money from me, they really helped me finish up and graduate.

Currently I am working as Special Education teacher with a full caseload. The teachers are helpful and accommodating for students who are working, they allow for assignment extensions, they are understanding of family troubles, and they help whenever they can to make grad students who are working successful.

Overall the value of the education is unmatched. Tuition is the lowest for Graduate courses in the surrounding area. The teachers are knowledgeable in the topics they are teaching, and have a great deal of enthusiasm for making me a better Special Education teacher. The program is challenging, but also accommodating of our schedules.

I'm pursuing Sustainable Management. It's all online so you can attend while you do anything else, but the work load is very heavy if you try to take 3 classes at once. Even 2 classes was a lot. The only financial aid available is loans. It's kind of hard not to see people face to face.

My school was amazing and I was even involved in student government. So many opportunities to learn and to engage on a wide-range of issues. I do think going on to graduate school was a necessity both in terms of pay range and job options. Some advice: finish on-time. Apply for scholarships. Get involved in your campus community.

I enjoy this program because it encourages each student to be his or her own person. It helps us to be individuals and explore different styles.

I would like to have this college be recognized by the ATCB as an accredited art therapy program. Although the Art Therapy Program is quite thorough and very informative, I think there would be more scholarship options available if UWS was listed as accredited by the board.