Dallas Baptist University Reviews

"Over Priced Poor Quality Education. ***Potential Students Beware***** I completed my bachelor's with Latin honors then came to D.B.U. for grad school to complete post-bachelor teacher certification in math. I have noticed inaccurate grading where students have brought the issue to the attention of professor that answers could not be found in the text. Just about all of the professor have inaccurate information is syllabuses; everything thing from missing information concerning assignment due dates, professors not teaching vital information concerning STAAR test, inaccurate information concerning the TEKS in a seminar conducted by college of education staff that is not consistent with what education professors are requiring for lesson plans. The college of education skams students by making them pay for a 4-8 math TExES seminar that is supposed to prepare you for the test that will be given at UTA. The certification test is 100 questions timed for 5 hours and D.B.U.'s practice test is only 50 questions which sets students up for failure because you do not get to practice the other 50 competencies that will be on state exam. So i was charged for a seminar that only half prepared me and I failed the state exam so now i have to hire a tutor which is what I thought i was spending seminar money for. D.B.U. is an unethical university that is profiting off the name of Christ and you will be hard pressed to find Christ's integrity anywhere on this campus. This school cares about one thing and that is money. I would recommend teach.Texas or anywhere else than this half of an education at D.B.U. Don't say you were not warned..Read Less"

"DBU completely exceeded my expectations. Professors were professional, knowledgeable and flexible. My DBU masters degree gave me knowledge and power to make great contributions to my field of study. Each encounter at DBU was a wonderful experience."

"It is a great Christian private college. I would highly recommend it."

"Potential student BEWARE!!! This is not a good place to get post-bachelor teacher certification or bachelor's in education. Instructors do not know how to operate Taskstream program, and did not train students how to use program but will dock students grades. The Taskstream program changes monthly causing confusion creating lesson plans. Received inaccurate information about TEKS in a mandatory lesson plan seminar held by department heads. The dean of college of education does not care about the integrity of the education program or putting highly qualified instructors in the classrooms. If you are ok with a beautiful campus and Very inaccurate grading causing your GPA to drop, DBU is the place for you.Read Less"

"The pros for me are the small class size, and the availability of the professors. The major con is there is no financial aide for graduate students."

"I have enjoyed Dallas Baptist for the last 3 years, excellent program"

"The graduate program is pretty amazing so far. The school sticks to its mission and does not waiver. The professors are very approachable and understanding. The program is challenging and is the best fit for me."