Case Western Reserve University Reviews of MBA Programs

"Great school, great faculty and good infrastructure."

"A great school with great educators and great infrastructure. Cleveland is also improving as a generator of jobs."

"Small, unique program with geographically diverse student body and engaging, approachable faculty."

"The size of the MBA program at case is great. It is large enough to incorporate enough diversity, but small enough to allow for a lot of interaction with professors. This, in my opinion, helps to better facilitate learning for the students."

"The Weatherhead Part-Time MBA program offers a lot of flexibility for busy full-time employee. The course selection made available to the part-time MBA student population offers some flexibility for choosing an area of concentration/major. Professors appear to be very willing to work with part-time students and their busy outside professional lives. Finally, Weatherhead makes great effort to make the latest technologies available to the student population. If there is a con it would be that certain courses are not always offered during hours convenient for the part-time student population. While I have found many courses to satisfy my acamedice requirements, scheduling courses for my ideal major (Finance) was next to impossible."

"Case Western's Weatherhead School of Management has created a competitive part-time MBA program. On the positive side, the great majority of instructors in the program are the same instructors for the full-time program--this is meaningful for me. Additionally, the faculty, staff, and administration groups appear to be actively working together to create a program that continually seeks to revamp itself and offer more learning opportunities for its student body. The program received some if its lower scores from me primarily due to the fact the program has recently gone through major changes. Before, I would feel comfortable rating the program any higher, I would need to see how the program's changes will impact the program and the value it adds to its student body."