The English Department is dreadfully inadequate. I just received my degree in English in December…read moreof 2025 and my experience with the professors and Chair of the English department could only be described as dreadful. A full third of my professors had no business teaching reading to second graders let alone being a professor at the University level. Disorganized, poor to non-existent teaching skills, gross ignorance and a propensity to teach Gender, Sexuality, and women's studies class instead of an English class. Furthermore, I was told by the Chair of the English Department, Jaime Goodrich, that it was acceptable for a Wayne State professor to ascribe to flat earth ideology as long as they weren't teaching science. Overall, the quality of the English Department is subpar and a disgrace to the entire concept of education.

Some of the most frustrating "customer service" I've ever experienced. If you're a student on…read morefinancial aid be prepared to spend a lot of time in that office sorting your affairs every.single.semester. Some great professors, wonderful library resources, and a nice gym available to students and faculty. Parking is expensive and a lesson in frustration.

It's a business school. Where people go to learn and get MBAS. We have a daughter Who attends the…read moreschool, Wayne State University

This is one of the worst, (and most overpriced) colleges anywhere. Dealing with this University has…read morebeen a nightmare. I believe that the administration is absolutely corrupt, and 25 years after I graduated with a B.A., they started sending me bills for loan that was paid back right after graduation by my parents as a graduation gift. Since I obviously don't have financial records from the 1980s, I have been battling with them about this for over a decade. It has been an absolute nightmare, to say the least! Please, please, if you are considering this school, RUN, don't walk, to another school. Academically you can do SO MUCH BETTER for the money!!

A good university to say the least. I have visited here time and time again, thanks to my wife…read moreattending a Phd program here. The school is located midtown and has a safe feeling to it thanks to the campus police. The parking lots are huge but have had troubles to get in without a student card being available. Also the open parking lot isn't available for everyone specially for overnight parking. Didn't know that once and got a ticket. The road side parking is not free either, but is reasonable around $1/hr and if you download the Park Detroit app, it's about $1.15 for the same hour. The fines used to be reasonable about a year ago being $10 max, which has now gone upto $45 which is ludicrous. Looks like many suffer to this as the parking officer keeps on making rounds quite regularly. A great amount of restaurants and fast food options are available in and around the campus. Some have appeared recently, which I believe has made the area a bit more classy and busy. La Feria my personal favorite along with Chartreuse (a bit expensive side). There is food for one and all, as the Seva covers great option for vegans and vegetarians. A mix of history and architecture with new and old buildings alike. A new tram service and rails are in the plans as you see work carried on Woodward. Easy access to I-75, M-10 and I-94 makes it easy to connect to all the Detroit suburbs, including the Bridge to Canada on I-96 which is about 3 miles away and tunnel to Canada which is about 4 miles south on M-10. The on-campus living is decent with Deroy and Chattsworth apartments based on campus have reasonable prices and availability throughout each semester. They do get filled up fast so you want to make sure you reach out them or seniors transferring lease ASAP. Chattsworth is a bit old building and doesn't have centralized AC, on the other hand, Deroy gives you this luxury with a bit more cost and options of furnished apartments. There are dorms for undergraduate students available as well, which I don't know much about but a thing to look into. Quality education specially in Biological Science department as my wife graduated recently and has got a fair deal of biological science experience here. Good and helpful professors and guide makes it easy for students to get a direction towards success in life. All in all a very good place to be in. There is a bit of trouble on campus sometimes with crime, and an occasional noise problem during the night time, which can keep you awake (Deroy). If you ignore that, this is not a bad place to get your education started.

I wish i could put no stars they need to do an investigation on this school and there staff. It is…read moreunbelievable how these people are so unprofessional and how they discriminate against the students its really sad , The administrative office is the worst of them all. I was told when I sat down to wait on the Advisor in the administrative office the lady told me the seats were for the foreigners And proceeded to get mad at me when there was no sign to let me know that those seats were for the foreigners,Is that discrimination or not?like what in the world??????this is not my only concern it's more but I will be making a complaint and if anyone else here is the links they can't keep getting away with this File with the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights (OCR) Link: https://ocrcas.ed.gov/ For Fraud or Misleading Information (Degrees, Credits, Financial Aid): * File a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Inspector General (OIG) Link: https://oighotline.ed.gov/

One thing that needs to be changed is the front desk employees at the student service in the…read moredowntown campus. I haven't received any good service so far. Every time I go there they are very rude. Come on , you guys are getting paid for student service.

I am a student at the Canadian College of Health, Science and Technology (CCHST) and,…read moreunfortunately, I have experienced treatment that I believe to be unethical, discriminatory, and unprofessional. Based on my personal experience, I caution others to be aware of how this institution operates. I believe the school engages in practices that take unfair financial advantage of students and treats them with a lack of professionalism and respect. Students who question certain policies or decisions--particularly those from a Black background--risk being ignored, disconnected from classes, or otherwise frustrated in their studies. In my case, after OSAP had already paid for all my program courses as outlined, I was unexpectedly told I needed to pay an additional fee for one course. When I asked why this extra payment was necessary, instead of receiving a clear explanation, I was withdrawn from the program entirely. I believe this action violated my rights as a student and raises serious concerns about discrimination and retaliation. I share this not only to report my own experience but also to warn others to carefully consider their options before enrolling in this institution.

From the owner: Canadian College of Health, Science and Technology (CCHST) Windsor is a locally-owned, private…read morecareer college and the only career college in Southwestern Ontario region that specializes exclusively in health care and information (IT) programs.

The campus is serene and absolutely beautiful! Landscaping is immaculate. Plenty of space to walk…read moreand sit outdoors whether to people watch, study or meditate. There's a lot of new development in the area with plenty of restaurants and businesses. The Student Union Building is newly constructed and it is quite spacious! Includes the President's Suite, Finance Office, Computer Lab and multiple meeting and study rooms, which are available for rental. It was very quiet and the staff and students are super helpful. There is plenty of free parking and signage to guide visitors around the campus. Clean restrooms with seating and artwork. Vending machines and plenty of open space to lounge, hang out, or study. Signage and branding are on point. It was great to visit and see all the wonderful changes!

I graduated from there, many years ago and my degree has not really paid off the way I wanted it…read moreto. That I can't blame the university for, there's a lot of people with the Detroit Mercy degree, that are doing extremely well and I'm very proud of them. The professors I give them mixed review. This is back in the early to mid 90s. There was a psychology professor Sheila Clyne- Jackson, she was a horrible professor and did not even do her job properly. However, she got to keep her job. I think she was from Windsor Ontario. There were other professors in the psychology department like Dr. Bernard, I forgot his last name. He was an outstanding professor. There were professors in the English department, Professor Crabtree, that I learned a lot from, and she was great!

Awesome campus in a historical building connected to a church, with another building to the side…read morewhich houses the clinics. Incredible architecture outside and inside is a very creatively designed atrium with a lot of light. Was impressed by the high-tech classrooms and other areas that Dean Schroeck showed me during a brief tour. A nice historic building and structure definitely worth checking out in downtown Detroit!

I attended a meeting at Marygrove College and learned all about their revitalization of the campus…read more The buildings were constructed in the 1920's.  They had fallen into disuse over the past decade. At this time they are being remodeled and repaired.  A college will begin operation in the main building shortly and in some cases is already in operation. Over the next two years an elementary school with attached high school will start to operate in one of the buildings.  At this time of year the grounds look sparse and bare.  I am looking forward to the spring and will return to look at it at that time. The woodwork in the building is still intact.  There are many religious artifacts and statues of great beauty.  The classrooms are large and have plenty of natural lighting. The telecommunications system is due to be updated. The people that work here are professional, interested, intelligent and kind.  I was especially happy to tour their beautiful library.  I will need to return when the sun is out and the windows are all open.  It is going to be a beautiful teaching college.