Benedictine University

Benedictine University is a private Roman Catholic school in suburban Chicago. The school’s 13 master’s programs and two doctoral programs – the Ed.D. in Higher Education and Organizational Change, and the Ph.D. in Organization Development – can be completed online. Undergraduate and graduate programs are also offered in flexible formats on campus.

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Non-Profit: Yes
Country: USA

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Mediocre at Best
June 12, 2011
I really enjoyed the first few courses. The work was challenging, but worth it. I has one teacher who was rude, not sure how that works when I am paying your salary. Then I had a biostats course with very little support, crazy grading habits and just an overall bad experience. I think it is time to move on. I really thought this school would have a better program. I also didn't like the antiquated ...

Tough MBA program but completely worth the effort!
February 15, 2010
My MBA experience at Benedictine University was tough. There is no doubt that the MBA courses at Benedictine have given me the stamina necessary to excel in business management. I was impressed that Benedictine focused on how your ethical decisions impact the business bottom-line. No one gets a free-pass here. It rightly deserves a US News and World Reports top university ranking.

Excellent Program!
February 20, 2009
This an excellent program. It is a top rated program with US News and World Report. I enjoy the faculty members and the delivery through ANGEL...I am in my second course and I have to admit, I was worried about online, but now that I have finished almost 2 courses now, I would never want to take a program face to face again, nor would I want to take a program at another school. Benedictine ...

Great School - 3 classes left
December 10, 2008
This program has been great and my money has been well spent so far, with only three classes left. I never have trouble signing up for the classes I need and the instruction have been wonderful along with the students. Instructors are all have professional backgrounds and speak from real experience while guiding students to expand their exposure. The high level of ethics allows for well rounded discussions and a good learning environment. Use of ...

MPH
April 4, 2008
I took the Public Health Ethics class - that was enough! The instructor did not give any lecture notes, just assignments, including a paper each week, half of them had to be 10 pages in length. There was little to no feedback from the instructor. Most of the few articles he provided were not from scholarly journals and were from before the year 2000. When my computer crashed, I had emailed him from work to ...

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June 12, 2011, 11:10 p.m.
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I really enjoyed the first few courses. The work was challenging, but worth it. I has one teacher who was rude, not sure how that works when I am paying your salary. 

Then I had a biostats course with very little support, crazy grading habits and just an overall bad experience. I think it is time to move on. I really thought this school would have a better program. 

I also didn't like the antiquated technology. 
Dec. 15, 2009, 2:14 a.m.
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I looked into Benedictine and the costs at $2000 a class was just too expensive. There are six regionally accredited agencies that grant accreditation to schools and I found a much more affordable alternative at Fort Hays State University in Fort Hays, Kansas. I am a virtual student who lives over 2,000 miles away from their actual campus and have experienced nothing but good things there. Fort Hays is regionally accredited by the exact same agency as Benedictine and only charges $500 a class for undergrads and $675 a class for grad students. I never enrolled at Benedictine because of the cost, so I am not sure how great or how bad the school may be. However, cost is a deciding factor in this economy and Fort Hays is a much better choice in this respect.

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