What an amazing campus full of amazing students, staff, and faculty.. The facilities and grounds…read morewere well maintained.. The campus is beautiful all four seasons..

DO NOT ATTEND this institution!!! The admissions department COMPLETELY misled a family member of…read moremine about the amount of transfer credits they would need. Incompetent staff!

So fun to be back on campus again, this time with my own kid as my colleague!…read more We took the 3-day Neuroanatomical Dissection course, taught by the Health Sciences faculty, and had a blast. We were so well looked after!! Thanks, Marquette!

I would not recommend Marquette University unless your student gets a full ride scholarship. I had…read moretwo girls go to Marquette and after paying close to $150k each for Biological Sciences degrees they're getting job offers for $21/hr?!? They have experienced/learned nothing regarding stem cell research due to the fact that Marquette is a religious school. COVID threw a wrench in their studies but there wasn't ANY preparation for jobs and the real world. Nothing helping them get internships whatsoever. My girls would have gone in as Jr's but Marquette doesn't accept any AP scores for credit for any classes regarding their majors, being in the "honors" program NONE of their AP scores counted for even CORE classes. Friends kids went to IIT and graduated in 4 yrs with their Masters degrees. Honors degrees mean NOTHING. I could have saved the $ by them going in as Jr's or they could have received Masters or double Majors at any other school. Forget trying to get into the dental program unless someone in the family is already a dentist or dr. Just about every student accepted into this program has a family member who is already or family has donated $$ to the school. On top of that Milwaukee is getting more and more dangerous. The Citgo gas station on State between 15th & 16th is prob one of the worst areas to be. Shootings weekly if not more often, most if the student apartments are in this area just 1/2 block south. My daughters were in a club and came out to find a crime scene roped off because someone had been shot right outside and had no clue this was going on. They had to walk two blocks through it to get to their Uber rides! Guidance counselors are a joke. Mentors are a joke. No support no guidance no help, just a minimal undergrad worth $21/hr that you can make at your local Walmart without having to spend $150k for the basically useless degree

A camp like the ones you see in the movies... from the brown and white cabins to the shade-lending…read moretrees dotting the grounds to the dining hall full of families and foodfight instigating kids and the greeter, Tom, who after about 40 years as Greeter still speaks in a charming Scottish accent and smiles as you spoon up your mashed potatoes... from the arts and crafts buildilng where tye-dyed t-shirts are forever hanging out to dry and the waterfront where kids swim, sail, flip canoes and kayaks (I used to be the one to haul them back in, waterlogged and apologetic...) and work on their tans... to the music that floats from the huge tent in the summer out over Lake Geneva during Music by the Lake concerts. This place is magical. I worked at this camp for four summers and I think I'll always be nostalgic for those years. In all my time there, I've never met a camper who was ready to go when their week was up. Even the kid who sliced his foot open at the waterfront on a zebra mussel and had to get stitches - he was back down at the dock the next day, asking me to look the other way while he did a backflip into the lake (against the rules, but whatever...) Camp rocks. Unfortunately, Aurora University (an actual college in Illinois) bought it out about five years ago and is now in the process of phasing out all the summer camping groups which makes me incredibly sad. The "camp" will now be known primarily as a "college" where people can get masters degrees in things like education and music and recreation. Which is fine and all. Just one of those things you wish could last forever.

Excellent Catholic liberal arts college, but I'm really just reviewing the campus for it's value to…read morevisitors. Beautiful Neo Gothic architecture, the grounds are lovely. Perfect for a leisurely, peaceful stroll, even if campus is in session. They have a very good cafeteria, I love a good cafeteria!

Mt. Mary is a wonderful place to go to school. It is a community that genuinely cares about the…read moreindividual student. Because of the small class sizes it is easy to take a leadership role and make an impact. I am so happy to have graduated from Mt. Mary and know it helped launch me into a successful career.

Been once. Helpful just not for me. I decided on Carthage because they gave me more money. You guys…read moreare the cheapest school well one of the am I rambling? Sorry. Have a nice day.

My daughter graduated from Parkside years ago. Friendships…read morehave survived, her education was excellent, allowing her to take post graduate training in her specific field today .

I graduated from this school and really cherished my time there. The students were all so friendly…read more The staff were very caring about their student. They took the time and interest in getting to know their students. Small classes made a big difference. The facilities were wonderful. The cafeteria always had hood food. Close to Chicago and all the activities of a big town. A great place to truly learn.

Trinity rocks! I completed my MDiv at TEDS and had a terrific experience. The professors are…read morescholarly and yet caring, the teaching is deep and yet pastoral, and the students and faculty come from a variety of nations, ethnic backgrounds, and theological traditions, all under the broad umbrella of the gospel and the mission of God in the world. TEDS seeks to keep one foot firmly planted in the academy and the other foot equally firmly in the mission of the church. A great place to study if you are looking to be a pastor, a scholar, a professor, or Christian leader.

What a start to the season & holidays! Workout, game & stop at the nearby WalMart! It did not…read moredisappoint Thank you!

DO NOT GO HERE IF YOURE POOR. This school will trick you in the beginning by saying they have lots…read moreof assistance for those coming from no money. I was literally homeless. Then they screwed me over. I owe almost 20,000 from only 1 year there because they kept screwing up my loans. Then when I set up a payment plan while in school, they decided to cancel it after I got assaulted on their campus and couldn't work. Then they kicked out a homeless youth out of nowhere. Please please don't waste time with a school where students are shown PowerPoints made by other teachers in other schools to learn. Plus they seem to not care much at all unless they get a pretty penny from you or your family also went to school there.

I graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a degree in Criminal Justice, and I…read morethought it was a very quality learning institution. Like previous reviews have said going here gives you connections within the City of Milwaukee, which unlike other universities in Wisconsin places you a prime job market. There's a large alumni network in the city. A Very good school for commuters, not so much for people living on campus. Speaking of which, the U lines go straight to UWM and make commuting easier, but parking is still horrible. Specifically for my program, I had some of the leading experts in my field teaching at the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare, many of which ranged from experience in the job market to academia. I definitely had some memorable professors. The union cafeteria sucks, but downstairs you can go to the gasthaus and purchase beer and pub food. Also we have a division one basketball team.

Honestly great academics, I am a prenursing student however the advisors for that major are…read moreuseless. They are no help and tell you to literally figure it out on your own when they should be helping students get through courses and life in courses.

Excited for a great game and it did not disappoint. Lakeland's student section makes for a fun…read moreatmosphere to enjoy a game. Knowing a graduate of Lakeland who speaks very highly of her alma mater, dairies along the drive with stores to buy aged cheeses and a local YMCA not far to get a workout in while traveling , makes for a great experience. Thank you!!

Spent one semester here (Spring 2015) and I enjoyed my first and last semester here. I'm a transfer…read morestudent from College of Lake County and the process of transferring was easy, thanks to Bill Weir. It was unfortunate that the maximum transfer credit was 68. My credits per class in CLC was 3 but if it was converted to Carthage, it was 4. My professors were AMAZING. I love how the classes have a small professor to student ratio which was small. You get to know them in a personal level and it's great networking. I personally love places where I know people by their name because it's more personal. You're not another number. If you're an incoming freshman or transfer student, you're required to do Western Heritage. I highly suggest taking Marla Polley as your professor because she makes it engaging. She's also a lovely professor who cares for her students. As soon as you step in her classroom she gives off a positive vibe. If you're a communication major, which I was when I switched from criminal justice, you should definitely take Colleen Kappeler. I learned a TON from her and I can guarantee you that you'll enjoy her classes as much as I did when I had her. The administration is all right. During my semester here we were required to do a survey of the Title IX which was an online training and educational program for sexual misconduct. If you don't do it they threaten you with a fine. Security here was also something to be aware of. They're either satisfactory or not. Make sure to park at the right places. I know that being a new student, it was hard for me to remember where I could or could not park. The campus was nice. I love how there's a Starbucks in this campus. It's very convenient if you have an 8am class (which I DO NOT SUGGEST). They have also built a new science building and it's pulchritudinous. The view of the lake was something unique and won't find in most college campuses. The library was well-maintained and you could wirelessly print if you have your own laptop. This campus also has a chapel so if you're religious, they have inter-faith sessions. Carthage has a career center where they could assist you with your resume, cover letter, and interviews. You also get e-mails for job opportunities which was very helpful. Not only do they have a great career center, they also have an outstanding advising staff from my experience. I was assigned to Ryan Polk and he was very helpful in my first semester. He helped me with transitioning and was very interested in his students. If you decide to dorm, be aware that there may be weekly fire alarms according to other students who lived there. A smart move is to get a couple of roommates and your own place around the Kenosha area. Fortunately, Kenosha is affordable. The student union offers a variety of restaurants. I was a commuter (didn't live on campus) so I never got old of eating there. Student life was lively. If you live on campus, you should check out the fraternities/sororities. I know it's not for everyone, but it's something to do because you're in Kenosha! It's better than just staying in your dorm. I had a pleasure of being an associate member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity but had to withdraw due to the fact that I had my own business going on and that I wasn't able to commit fully due to my schedule but I firmly believe in their foundations. I wish they offered more scholarships and more support towards minorities and transfer students. This was definitely a white-dominated campus. Also, tuition is currently rising and it's projected to rise every year so make sure that you're financially ready to commit to that and try not to take out as much student loans. It's a shame I had to leave because I was given an opportunity in Silicon Valley and I'm planning to pursue my education in either Stanford or Berkeley.

The school changed dining room providers and now there is a food shortage and long lines. The…read moreschool requires a meal plan but my student can't even use it because once they get through the long line there is no food left. Carthage also refuses to communicate this to parents I guess hoping we won't notice. Make some changes now! Refund the meal plan money since you can't provide food!