瓦尔登湖大学

The School of Psychology is run like a GM factory. The administrators are very inexperienced and do not know about the field of psychology. No standards. Some of the students are on the level of high school. TOO EXPENSIVE...

The courses are challenging and allow for student to student interaction. Every professor has readily been available to answer any questions I've had. Through the residency, I have met other students who have continued to support my efforts to obtain by doctorate. My advisor is hands-on and works hard to keep me on track. The only downfall is the online format. I chose Walden for this reason, which is the only way I could work toward a degree while working full time. However, I do miss the interaction of students in a traditional class setting.

The faulty is excellent with extensive backgrounds from such institutions as Harvard University, MIT, University of California at Berkeley, University of Minnesota, Georgetown University, and Howard University, demanding no less than complete dedication and commitment to the highest standards of research and writing.

I completed my masters in education living all the way in Beijing, China. I had access to good quality content materials, books, videos and other online resources. It was very rigorous as every week, I had to read a variety of content material and submit a scholarly paper applying those skills. I also had to submit major assessments at the end of every semester that required me to apply a variety of skills, knowledge and understandings that I have developed through the course. It was very gratifying to complete my Masters program online. I went onto secure high paying jobs in very good schools.