Cambridge College Reviews

"I had to take an online class for grad school. There was no option for in person. You had to participate online, but the teacher wasnt there really. A lot of my work went ungraded without feedback for a long time. When the semester ended I was getting messages from other students about a month after the course ended to see if I got my grades. I dont think anyone got there grades till 5 weeks out, and many students did not receive course credit as far as I know. I would advise to try Umass Boston or Lesley which I here is better.Read Less"

"Worst school to go to. The deans and professor are the worst. KL is so bad. She grades three weeks after the course is over. She dosnt explain anything she dose. she gives no feedback at all. If you call her for help she will not answer at all or call you back two hours later. If you want a good Professor pick Professor A. Overall the school needs a lot of help."

"Cambridge College has programs designed for working adults. They go out of their way to help working adults achieve their goals of earning a Master's degree. Representatives come to your state to provide valuable information on the process of earning that valuable Master's degree for educators. Transferring earned college credits was an easy process. Most credits from colleges and universities were accepted. Being a part of a summer learning program in the great state of Massachusetts was exciting and enjoyable. Learning with educators from all over the United States with the varied backgrounds was a valuable experience. Networking was a breeze with all of these individuals learning and growing right their with you. Once your summer institute was complete, it was onward to working with your cohort to complete your final project. Each project was individualized and your supervising instructor was right there guiding you every step of the way. This was a fantastic learning experience unlike any other. If you are an educator seeking a Master's Degree, Cambridge College is the place for you!Read Less"

"This school was great for going online and going to the school. The faculty were very helpful and answered all questions whenever they were asked."

"The school is a branch out of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Supposedly the Master of Education program is no longer accredited I hear so I'm thankful I completed my degree before accreditation was removed."

"Cambridge College is an amazing school. I loved and enjoyed every single one of my classes because the professors there are simply amazing. They truly care about you and your education. It was a wonderful learning experience and I highly recommend it for everyone."

"At this time, the only disappointment I have experienced was their overall miscommunication between the various departments such as; bursar's and financial aid office. It's been very frustrating since I can never get a concrete answer between the two."

"Some of the pros of the NITE graduate program at Cambridge College: It was a great learning experience which allowed me to go away to college, meet many people of diverse backgrounds and it provided an education that was flexible by offering classes on campus over the summer and then continuing courses for the Masters program online. Cons were not having professors readily available for clarity and advice and student life/activities were minimal."

"I believe Cambridge College's maters degree in general science education (5-8) will help me become a successful teacher giving me a new career. I am please to be able to still work while attending school part-time."

"Cambridge College offers a rigorous course of study designed for the working professional. The atmosphere of the classes is supportive and challenging. I am in a cohort program and the support that I receive from my professional seminar leader and my classmates is outstanding.This is actually my second masters program at Cambridge College. It must be a great program if I came back again!!!!"

"Pros: -The tuition is very affordable. -Small classes. -Professors work in the field and are very knowledable. -Classes offered nights and weekends for working adults. -Classes meet every other week, Cons: -Not all professors are up-to-date on state teacher certification requirements (as this is a M.Ed./Certification program)."