Gotta love the Adult Education/GED Center and program! I was able to attend in person classes and…read morequickly earn my GED. Staff was friendly and very understanding of my life situations, and worked hard to help me achieve my education. Thank you, NIC!

Awesome teachers, learning made easy! Perfect for my schedule. Im a full time student and an…read moreovertime employee

I am in the process of a career transition. Shifting from HR/Recruiting over to Accounting. In…read moremaking this change, I enrolled in the online Master of Professional Accounting program at EWU, which I just completed a couple of months ago. While the EWU campus is in Cheney, the Schools of Business & Accounting operate out of the Catalyst Building in Spokane, which is why I am reviewing the program in this listing. Upon acceptance to this program, an evaluation will be made to determine if you need to complete any prerequisites before starting the regular program. Since my major was not in Accounting, I ended up having to do 5 courses, which equated to about a half year as courses are 6 weeks long and there are two sessions each quarter. In total, it took a little over 2 years to complete all program requirements. There are no set times for each class, so courses are structured for you to go at your own pace and when you have time to complete the coursework. Classes typically had a discussion post due mid-week and homework was due on Sunday. There were also quizzes, exams and final projects for many of the classes that I took. If you can take one more class per session, you will graduate more quickly. However, I would not advise this if you are currently working, as the course load may be too much. Most of the professors are working in other positions during the day and some do not reside in Washington. There seems to be minimal staff at the university, aside from a student advisor. I thought the pace of the classes was manageable for a student new to this field and for someone already working in the field. Though I felt the coursework was primarily theoretical and more geared towards learning the content to pass the CPA exam. I would have liked to have received more of a practical education, where I applied the concepts as they are used in the workplace. The university is in the process of becoming a polytechnic university focused on hands-on learning, which hopefully will address this issue. From a career support perspective, I did not feel the university had sufficient resources. Career services are more geared towards on-campus students, than those online. You can book 1:1 meetings with the staff if you do need help though. I would like to see EWU work with the business community to find internships for their students. Currently, students are responsible for finding their own internships. I do understand EWU is meant to serve the Spokane area community. It would be difficult to find internships for students in other locations, like many of my fellow students were. But I would have considered moving to Spokane for a few months if I knew that I could complete an internship through the university. Overall, I thought the online MPA program was okay. I do think it is better for someone already in the field working and just looking to get the credits needed to take the CPA exam. But for someone needing more support and new to the field of study, I think additional resources are needed to improve the student experience.

EWU is the east side regional comprehensive institution with a beautiful campus in Cheney WA and…read moredynamic health care and STEM programs in Spokane WA. It specializes in providing a welcoming atmosphere for first generation students at the lowest statewide price for a 4-year college. Outstanding programs include: the MFA in creative writing; psychology; biology; computer science and cybersecurity; wellness and movement sciences; music and more!

We went for a Whitworth days visit and had a great experience!!! The tour was wonderful and…read moreinformative. The President came and visited with the group and stayed to say Hi during the break. He took the time to be sure my daughter felt welcomed and seen. Dr. Mike meet with us to talk about her wishes in a college/program. He is a true gem! Truly gorgeous campus that is well maintained and cared for.

Having been a student here for 3 years now going on my 4th year. I thought it it would be a good…read moretime for a review. The first thing I have to say is it's not for everyone. If you are looking for a party campus you are not going to find alot here. That being said if you want to go to some parties you can seek them out if you want to. Though the school does have Christian values and I would say is a Christian school it does not try and force it on its students which I appreciate. If you want to seek the Christian religion you can if you don't most people will respect you and treat you the same. No chapel Is required, but there are various Christian events throughout the week. You do have to take one Bible class here if you want to graduate. The teaching is excellent though sometimes you get a bad professor or one that you just don't click with. But I feel like it is that way with most schools. The professors try to make themselves available to you. And genuinely want to help you. They are professors first and not just researchers which means they will actually teach. Never in my classes have I had a TA teach the whole class.Whitworth also has this thing called Jan term where you take 1 class over the month of January. This is a great way to get Gen Eds out of the way. Student life is good. Most RAs are not out to get you in trouble and actually want to have a relationship with you. The University adheres to the Big 3 (which are the main rules) no alcohol or drugs, no cohabitation, and no disturbing the peace. If you follow these rules you should be ok. And if you want to do theese things just do them off campus. The nicer resident halls are Oliver, Duvall, and Boppell. The other ones are older, but still have great communities. Really it is you who can make or break your experience. Finally the campus is most beautiful in early fall and late spring. (When school starts and when school ends) you will see people out and about in the loop, throwing a frisbee. In the winter it gets incredibly cold and snowy. If you don't like snow don' t go here. But the campus does turn into a nice winter wonderland from November to January. Overall this place has great academics and you get out what you put in. Also they tend to give great financial aid packages.

The recruiters get everything ready and it makes it less stressful and ready to go to follow your…read moredreams. Only thing is, they told me I would only be paying a specific amount and now I owe more all of a sudden? But I know it's worth it. So not complaining too much. Just would like to know the grand total after everything which I thought they told me it was just over 2k and now I owe over 5k but it's all good! They made the process super easy and they keep me motivated

Are you looking for a just the right place that provides hands-on training in a number of medical…read moreand professional programs in Washington??? Carrington College's Spokane campus offers state of the art facilities, including on-site library with many reference materials, three computer labs, elevator, ramp, three dental operatory labs, three medical assisting labs, a radiography lab with up-to-date radiology equipment, pharmacy lab and a massage clinic that is open to the public. So why not check it out and change your world today??? I did, and I can tell you it was one of the best decisions I ever made.

I was originally admitted to the University of Washington BASW program, but because the program is…read morehybrid and my employer could not accommodate the required in-person classes, I began looking for a fully online BASW. That led me to Eastern Washington University. While the Online BASW program itself is appealing, my admissions experience was unfortunately one of the most difficult I have encountered. After being admitted to EWU, I applied to the BASW program. From that point on, it often felt like the different departments were not communicating with one another. I was told multiple times that my official transcripts had not been received, even though another department had already confirmed they had been received. I found myself repeatedly providing screenshots of emails and confirming information that had already been given to me by EWU staff. The process felt disorganized, and I often had the impression that one department did not know what another department was doing. As a prospective transfer student trying to make an important educational decision, it was frustrating to spend so much time following up on information that should have already been available internally. There were positive experiences along the way. Al A. was knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely helpful. Denise A. was also courteous and assisted me with the admissions process. I appreciate the time they took to answer my questions. Unfortunately, those positive interactions were overshadowed by the overall lack of coordination. I never felt confident that my application was moving forward, and because my transcript evaluation continued to be delayed, I ultimately had to withdraw my application to avoid losing my place at another university. I believe EWU has a strong Online BASW program with great potential, but the admissions process would benefit greatly from better communication between departments, more consistent information, and a stronger focus on supporting prospective students. I hope my feedback helps improve the experience for future applicants.

I really enjoyed my experience at Eastern. I was a single mom, working on my Psychology degree. I…read morehad a ton of support from staff and teachers. If you work hard, and make connections with your professors, they will support you on your educational journey.

Went there to experience GEL Day 2025 with my son. The event was an incredible all-day extravaganza…read moreand Gonzaga certainly did not disappoint. Campus was beautiful as it mixes in the nostalgia of the 1800s with some new touches of the millennium. Definitely felt the sports town vibe here and the pride it has for its sports. In the end, my boy decided to stay closer to home but the experience at Gonzaga and the Spokane area left quite an impression on us.

It was nice to walk around the university and go in the Zags store after visiting the Bing Crosby…read morehouse.