Great place to learn and eat has lots of program to help people and help you learn has lots of…read moreplaces to help you and have places that have snacks

Spanish lecturer Gina Rios de Nooyer is absolutely terrible teacher. She doesn't allow students to…read moreuse different vocabulary then that what is in the book, she teaches half a page per one session (2 hours) , doesn't want to explain future subject even if they are used in current material, she puts too much focus on grammar and accent then vocabulary, she uses teaching methods straight from kindergarten, except this she is also rude and arrogant

I have to thank DePaul for all the goodness they've done and all of the goodness they continue to…read moredo. The companies that I've worked for, always had DePaul alumni - several throughout leadership. I also have many family members and friends who've gone their for their undergrad or graduate level studies. Legal, business, and the Social Sciences - these are their strengths. Their other strength is the vast DePaul network, especially in the Chicagoland area. Their film school is also making itself known, year after year. Recently, they've tried to make it more affordable to attend the school, through various grants and scholarships. Also, they've done away with the SAT/ACT requirement - I really don't know how that's going to work? Lincoln Park is a great area to dorm and the women's basketball team is a perennial NCAA contender. It's quite pricey so choose your major wisely. Go Blue Demons!!

DePaul University is a private uni that was founded by the Vincentians, and has two main campuses -…read moreone in Lincoln Park and one in the Loop. I took graduate math courses at the LP location, under Bergen. While also serving as the director of the Mathematics Education and Mathematics for Teaching program, he is also a phenomenal professor! Awesome teaching style, really focuses on the students, and is always available to answer questions! Parking is a little tough and heavy permit-only, but I always managed to find free parking for the evening courses. It is all about the royal blue and scarlet and the Blue Demons here!

They hold after school matters here too and it is very spacious and it looks very tucked offread more

Finally after so many years our beautiful El Centro campus is complete. Architecturally it is…read moreinnovative and green friendly with its solar panels on the roof. The classes are ample for so many students but if course Northeastern has small classes which tends to give the student a wonderful education that is tailored for them. We still are in need of furniture so as the days go by, this will happen. Industrial cement is all around us and the parking lot bots ample space for over 200 cars. This was well worth it and I am in awe in the structure itself. If you see the building from the I90 you will see out school colors represented on the panels of yellow and blue. NEIU has this satellite and others but of course this is the newest and most innovative structure yet. Chicago is on the map with a new school and we are very proud of what has been accomplished. Visit the school and ask questions, you never know- you may just take classes in this hidden gem! And on te third floor we have an outside terrace overlooking the I90 through glass window panes like in downtown high rises!

...everything…read more communication between students and administrators for one. administrators act as if they are a "boss" I have many complaints of bullying from people tand they ignore all of them I have never been granted an audience of listeners, and the only ears created their own unfair, biased, and wrong perceptions to my situation. Please read other reviews, they are ALL negative The Director of Student Engagement Aaron School (ironically not with the university any longer) bullied me to my face ... I have proof, but it is all ignored I complained and Monica in the Provost office wrote a letter full of lies ... my former Advisor quit and nobody cared to inform me Both the Provost and President ignore me THOSE WHO ARE GUILTY IGNORE Now I contact the Board of Trustees If the Trustees fail to do the right thing, then we know this IS NOT a Christian environment...it isn't based on the abuse applied to my life by everyone mentioned and many more

Do not go to the DEMSN program especially if you are BLACK or a person of COLOR you will fail out…read more This program takes in a lot of students that are black and brown and flunks them out it's basically a money grab. They are very strict and have an exam average of 81%; however they only enforce it for some students and not all. This is a great school for whites and Asians not black or hispanic friendly those students fail out the program a lot. Consider going to ELMHURST, ROSALIND FRANKLIN, OR MARQUETTE. You have been warned I have seen people travel far and wide from all over the country to flunk out. The DEMSN program is a pure scam I got kicked out and was on the border of my exam grade with an 80% do not go here its stressful and for white people.

Can you all please work with me on RENROLLING I currently don't have the 2000 being asked to get…read moreback in to registration I have no support system and I have been homeless for quite some I am just asking if you all can help me with a payment plan to get back enrolled please I just need help financially I WANT AND NEED THIS.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCAM UNIVERSITY ::: April 22, 2026 I contacted the financial services employee…read moreI had previously communicated with multiple times during my admission at chamberlain university. I contacted him this day due to not receiving any information about my FAFSA (whether I would receive aid or not.) He replied that it would be early May before they would have my FAFSA results. I replied again asking if he was the right person to be contacting for this information or if it needed to be someone else. I got no response. On May 7th, 2026, (early May) I contacted him again to ask how I would receive the information about my FAFSA. He replied that it would now be the end of May before they knew any information about FAFSA, and said it was due to the "big beautiful bill." I continued to wait, while being enrolled in what I knew were my last two courses before I gained my bachelors degree. JUNE 2nd, I had heard nothing still and contacted him again. No response. June 24th I receive a threatening email from the school financial department about my balance. It stated to reply to the email. I replied. NO RESPONSE. June 25th I receive another threatening email again from the financial department. I reply AGAIN, NO RESPONSE. June 26th I attempted to contact the employee that assisted me with being admitted to chamberlain, she had always been responsive. NO RESPONSE from her either. June 30th, I receive another threatening email from the financial department. (I HAVE NOW FINISHED AND GRADUATED AT THIS POINT.) I again reply to the email address it specifically told me to reply to inside the email. It was returned "message failure / mailer Damon." I send another email but at this point I am fed up. I call a 1800 for chamberlain. When a woman gets on the phone she tells me that she can't see my FAFSA at all and now it's too late for me to do anything about it. I said IVE BEEN TRYING TO HANDLE THIS SINCE APRIL 22ND!!!! No cares given. She forwarded my complaint to someone else whom I have not spoken with yet. When I returned the call I spoke with another employee who could not help and only wanted to forward me to a different department. I sat on hold 34 minutes, left a voicemail, AND HAVE STILL NOT HAVE NOT BEEN CONTACTED BACK.

Why not continue my tradition of reviewing libraries? This time, it's an academic library. The…read moreRichardson library, located on DePaul's Lincoln Park Campus, is beautiful and a really great campus space. It was named after John Richardson, DePaul's president from 1981-1993 and chancellor 1993-2017. There are of course plaques honoring him at the entrance, but perhaps my favorite thing is that there's a framed copy of the title page and first page of manuscript of a mixed voice and instrumental piece that was written in his honor. I'd love to hear it played sometime! The library is very large and its four floors are dedicated to varying activity--the first and second are collaborative floors where you can speak regularly, with the third and fourth floor being quiet floors. Lots of windows let in a good deal of natural light, and there are clusters of comfy chairs scattered around the place. There are a few meeting rooms on the first floor, at least, and of course computer workstations available. There are also a few spaces where students can share their work on a larger screen to work from together. Also really cool is the artwork by the faculty of the department of art, media, and design is installed throughout the library. I'm glad that when I was most recently in the library it was spring break and I was the only one there, so I could look at the pieces without bothering others. Staff are very friendly--librarians love to help! During the pandemic (still, anyway, as of March 2022), you must use your ID card in order to swipe into the library.

This library has been a second home to me since I moved to Chicago. And to be honest, it has a…read morecharm that not a lot of universities offer in addition to its accessibility. The staff has done a great job maintaining this building constantly throughout the day. Although WiFi is not offered to the public, the space enables people to get studying or any sort of readings done in test-like conditions. The hours are very flexible and the lighting is stimulating. I think a lot of students and visitors would agree that this library is SUPER COLD during the summer. I bring a north face or a hoodie to cover my body and sensitive ears. It's understandable that's the case to maintain the books but at times, it is a bit unbearable to keep on working. I love the heat they put on during the cold winters!!

THE RESTAURANTS AND CAFE ARE STAIN CITY I could probably…read morerant all day but lemme give u some examples: -The Clucks employees don't give af bout customer service and blame YOU for the issues. -The slowest fast food in the world. -The napkin holders are always empty. -They don't label the food in the convenience store so I spent $9 on a bag of chips and crackers. I was pissed. -312 closes early every night early. -The rice at that burrito place is crunchy. Needs new efficiency standards everywhere

The dining hall was out of veggie burgers for the second day in a row. As a vegetarian the protein…read morechoices here have been lacking. The other food suffices, but if veggie burgers are on the menu then I would hope that they would actually be available. Also, no chick peas? I was very hungry today and I left feeling sad and empty inside. However, the hot food was plentiful and fresh. I was able to get by, but my mood is not great. P.s- pizza was salty