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I found Arizona State University to be an exceptional college to attend. They have multiple locations which is nice because I went to the West Campus in Glendale because it was much smaller than the main campus at Tempe. The instructors were very well-rounded in their field and most were able to use online platforms to create an optimal learning environment. The location of either campus is also great if you enjoy warm weather and the outdoors as there are many mountain ranges within driving distance... Read More to either campus.

If you can endure a guideless hell for two to four years while pursing your MSW, the only thing Wright State does is provide the accredited piece of paper that opens career doors. The social work program is a disaster: professors quit in the middle of the semester, there is no academic guidance of any sort, and if you are working full-time, despite their claims, you cannot finish this program. There is no coordination between professors because none of them like each other. It's a toxic environment... Read More that will take more from you than it gives. MOST IMPORTANTLY: this is NOT a clinical program. There is NO diagnostic instruction or education. The master's level social work licensure exam will ask you about diagnoses and appropriate chemical intervention, but there is NO mention of any of these concepts in this program, and none of the social work faculty will tell you this.

I enjoyed my overall experience at Wright State. The campus is of moderate size, has a great library system, and has an ever growing diverse student population. I found that the number of students per class within ones major was usually small to average size which provided adequate space for critical dialogue and analysis. I had very good instructors, both on the general education level and degree seeking level. Many of them were professionals outside of academia and several had written their own... Read More books and materials or were published authors. Wright State continues to build on its infrastructure base and is known for its many outstanding departments: Theater, Medicine, and Engineering just to name a few. I found the course work to be both challenging and rewarding. Wright State has an never ending amount of resources that can help students in navigating their classes and the sometimes hectic life of being a college student. The campus is located near shopping, eateries,and entertainment. The EJ Nutter Center and the surrounding nature reserve area make Wright State a must see campus for any aspiring student.

I feel like I have a good job in spite of going to Wright State, and not because of it. I got my undergrad here and am currently doing my masters however this is solely because of the low cost of the school. There is a massive budget crisis which profs bring up during class. I feel like a lot of the professors in the business school are seriously lacking in how to treat students professionally. Sometimes it feels like they are trying to show superiority over the students which I find strange. I've... Read More gotten in trouble for not calling certain professors "Sir". However, they are not my boss and I pay their salary.

Horrible school. Would not recommend to my worst enemy. Professors are disgusting and only care about money or what kind of "favors" you can do for them. The administration will shy away from this but everyone on the inside knows the type of sexual assault culture in this place. Check other reviews on Google to verify. They don't care about the individual students which is a shame because in a doctoral program, the success of the student reflects highly on the success of the school. I didn't land... Read More an APA internship and now I'm struggling to get any post-doc. In the professional community, their reputation is pretty low- no one is interested in working with Wright State graduates. They don't help with practicum placements nor internships. If you decide to go here, fair warning you will be considered a $ and nothing more. Academics were ok but for the price of tuition, lack of help, and poor student treatment- consider another school.

I loved Wright State University. The school (buildings, setting, etc) is beautiful. Most of the teachers are excellent and very helpful. The tunnel system is fun and helpful. Everything is close together, easily walkable. The dorms are really nice as well. The biggest drawback I had while there was parking, but this was primarily for my undergrad degree. The Master's degree classes were mostly in the evenings, so parking wasn't as bad then. It is also close to Dayton, Ohio so you have lots of shopping,... Read More restaurants and activities around.

Wright State University is a unique institution in Dayton, Ohio that gave me the tools to change the world. My major, Social Science Education, was a unique interdisciplinary program that touched on nearly every facet of the liberal arts. I was encouraged throughout my entire journey to participate in leadership roles and I eventually became the Student Body President of the institution. After receiving my degree I was admitted the the Harvard Graduate School of Education to pursue a M.Ed in Higher... Read More Education. This was only possible because of the incredible faculty, curriculum, and extracurricular opportunities at Wright State University.

I have never had a bad experience in my college career. I chose Wright State for graduate school because it's a well known school with a reputable standing in academics. It's passing rates are extremely high and all the instructors are helpful and approachable. I have never felt more supported in an online school knowing I have all the resources I need at my fingertips. This scholarship is something that would help me out tremendously with the cost. I would be so proud to tell anyone about this university!... Read More

Wright State campus life was excellent and getting to classes were very manageable. The teachers were very diverse and felt that they represented the students equally. Few teachers were not able to help students outside of class hours but overall, most could. Living on campus was easier to attend school because parking is an issue even if you have a parking pass. I collected almost more parking tickets than classes completed for my major. Wright State made it possible for me to graduate early because... Read More they offered multiple classes over summer and winter break. Few colleges could offer the variety over school breaks. Most important lesson I learned, was keeping track of my DARS report to ensure I was completing the correct classes because the counselor was not always there to help when needed. This includes participating in internships because I was not job ready and it took over two years to be employed in my field I gained a degree in. Since I was from out of state, I should have taken on more networking skills and opportunities. I would say overall my experience with Wright State is positive and it fit my schedule perfect because I was also employed when I attended college. Offering online classes along with campus classes made it easier to adapt and accomplish my goals. Last I was fortunate to be able to have many well rounded electives to take for my Psychology degree. I dont like to limit myself and like to learn and explore different fields of psychology and I was able to do so at Wright State University.

Wright State University is a great place for people of all ages to get their degree. It is truly a place where each student feels comfortable and at home. Like most schools there are a lot of negatives about attending Wright State. For example, if you are looking for a place to really meet people, gain a social life, and feel that school spirit, then WSU is not the place for you. Wright State is more for commuter students who are looking to save some money, while earning a quality degree. I will... Read More say that every professor I had at Wright State was really helpful, and truly wanted each student to succeed. On the other hand, academic advisors are awful. I had 3 different advisors in my time at Wright State and each advisor was not very helpful. All in all, I really enjoyed my time at WSU because I wanted a place where I was comfortable at, and could receive a quality education. I received my Bachelor's Degree from WSU this spring, and was ecstatic to find out they are offering me a scholarship to attend their online MBA program.