Webber International University Reviews

"If you are reading this. DO NOT GO HERE. this university is horrible from the Classrooms to the Dorms and even to the office staff. Rude 24/7 and do not care at all about the students there. I left after two years and seriously regret going there and wish I never went. The location of the university is also in a terrible place. Nothing around and in the middle of nowhere. Please save yourself the money and the prime years of your life and do not go here. Even if you are playing a sport and are looking to come here its not worth it. Locker rooms aren't Locker rooms they are more just empty buildings with mold around the walls. The gym is small and crowded when multiple people are there. The university coaches and staff get fired or leave I swear at least once a month so there is no consistency in the faculty. Again please save yourself from this university and do not come here. You'll thank me later"

"Webber would benefit from updating classrooms and dorms. They are all very run down and hard to live/study in. Aside from that, the sports are ok and take up most people's free time which is ok because there isn't many things to do around school....."

"Webber International University possesses a unique quality of education. While some courses are easy and some would describe as useless; there are other courses with such interesting material that will inevitably envelop you an a new learning realm. The school diversity is just brilliant, with individuals from all parts of the world you will learn to embrace the beauty of diversity and differences of each individual you meet. The athletic side of the institute is magnificent with a variety of sports for potential students and current students to choose from. Overall, Webber is a decent institute that could benefit of new technology within classrooms, improved communication from professors and a more refreshed image to the overall campus."

"Webber has a supportive and highly-educated faculty who are available when a student needs to consult with them. However, after reaching this point (Practicum) in the MBA program, I look around and see other students who I am shocked have made it as far as they have based on their quality of work, language barriers, and work ethic in general. It makes me wish the program was more stringent, and that the university didn't admit graduate students based on its own financial need, but instead based on the individuals' merit and performance throughout the program."

"I just started my bachelors degree at St. Andrews (a branch of Webber International University)and I'm so excited! The program is very affordable, and the college has a great reputation. So far the staff has been super friendly and responsive so I've been very impressed. I would absolutely recommend this school to others."