I want here in the early 1980s and been an active alumni since. While the technology has changed it…read moreand the students, the values taught has not. Hands on learning isn't something that just new, it been the way for over 70 years. Full professors teaching smaller classes that make you work. Add community service hours, jobs that the college will help you find, a student's life will be filled quickly. Most still find time to join the many different social group including the Greek groups where live long bonds are formed. I and many alumni got into top grad schools that Wilmington did everything it could to help. Alumni can come back for employment assistance also. After talking to grads of larger schools and seeing personally how much help they weren't, I am glad I chose here over many bigger named schools.

I have been to Wilmington a few times over the years, my cousin went here, and our most recent trip…read morewas to see my brother-in-law play basketball here. It is a great little school, close to Cinci, not far from Columbus. My cousin studied physical therapy and they have a great program in that. At least back then, the Bengals had their summer training here. It's a nice campus, lots of very interesting buildings and plenty of green spaces. Wilmington itself looks like a good college town, with interesting shops downtown. I would have considered it when I was looking, and it would be on the list for our daughter if her parents' alma maters weren't at the top of the list... A couple of observations on the athletic center. The Fighting Quakers? Funny. Anyway, an nice facility overall. Good layout, plenty of parking and seating. Concessions were good- I think the burgers were fresh off the grill. The sound system at the game was awful- I could not make out what the announcer was saying at all, and even music was murky.

I figured for my 100th review, why not review a place where I invested 100 grand?…read more Wright State University's School of Professional Psychology (WSU-SOPP) is a doctoral program in Dayton, Ohio. I had many options for graduate school and chose WSU-SOPP for a few important reasons: 1. The breadth and depth of the classroom and clinical experiences *WSU-SOPP offers several specialty tracks for clinical psychology including child and adolescent psychology, health psychology, forensic psychology, geriatric psychology etc. This is rare for many graduate programs to offer so many specialty area. Additionally, in order to offer such specialties, you must have the availability to gather clinical training hours at sites treating those populations. WSU has partnerships with many hospitals, schools, mental health centers etc in the area to offer the appropriate training opportunities. 2. Top notch professors * WSU-SOPP has many well known, talented professors who have their hands in the newest research, best practices, and curiosity to learn more. I have very fond memories of the professors at WSU-SOPP 3. Clinical experiences *WSU-SOPP is one of the few graduate programs that offer more than 2000 clinical practicum hours for their students. This is a huge amount of clinical hours. The program has many partners in the community and upon graduation, having so many clinical hours under your belt makes you very attractive to internships and job settings. 4. Stipends *WSU-SOPP offers stipends for almost all of the practicum placements they offer. This helps a lot, as the cost of graduate school is pretty hefty. Not every program offers stipends for clinical training. This is a huge plus! 5. Strong emphasis on Cultural Diversity *WSU-SOPP is one of the few graduate program that has such dedication to cultural Issie's as they relate to psychological issues. It is embedded in every course weather it is statistics or psychopathology. Again, many programs offer a class or two about diversity, very few consider diversity to be an integral part of the overall experience. 6. Success rates * WSU-SOPP is one of the few graduate program s that has nearly 100% internship placement. In my class of 20 or so students, we all were placed in our #1 or #2 internship placements. Most schools have 50% and think this is a good statistic. WSU-SOPP is well above this on a consistent bases. EXCELLENT! Are there any drawbacks? A few 1. Cost *Grad school is not cheap. WSU-SOPP is no exception. It was a worthwhile investment for me and I would follow the same path is I had to do it all again. 2. Location * Okay, so Dayton is not the the most attractive place to spend 3 or 4 years........ No argument there. I will say, however, that the cost of living is less than in other parts of the country and the Midwest offers some unique things to do...... Overall, I feel WSU-SOPP is a wonderful, reward ding experience and I have the success I do in my career due to my training and education.

We were here for the Aviation Trail. The area is a bit confusing. Staff and students were very…read morehelpful with parking, directions, etc. We found the UAS area- very cool, lots of lab work areas, drones, planes, etc. Handy parking. Looks like a good school, but this review is more about the facilities and people than the programs.

Great school with awesome staff! My oldest son went for construction trades and really enjoyed his…read moretime there. liked It better than his home school.

it's a waste of your time and money i did the heavy lab because it was the career that I wanted and…read moredid not get and now i am stuck doing a DAM warehouse job. I was better off with just going to high school and going to college