Johnson & Wales University-Providence Reviews

"I do think it could be more competitive. That's part of working online though. You have constant access to content, books etc. So, where is the test that you actually learned the material. It's more about life lessons at this point though. I've been done with my BAS for 15 years and went back this past fall. I'm actually glad I did, because I am able to relate my work experience to this class and it is needed the majority of the time."

"The graduate program is fantastic there is nothing I would change it shows us students how the real work force is and how to deal with it."

"The graduate program at Johnson & Wales has an incredibly diverse international population. There are students from over 90 countries which provides a truly global perspective on business studies. There is no graduate student housing available and living in the city of Providence is costly."

"The ability to complete my entire master's program online is extremely beneficial given my busy schedule. I am also excited to be able to be in a program that provides a hospitality concentration."

"The graduate program is one of the best. They have leading professionals giving you current information in small class sizes so that they can really give each student the necessary academic attention they need."

"The pro Johnson & Wales has a great graduate program, the con is the won't accept student to take more than four classes."

"Johnson & Wales University has amazing opportunities for all students. The professors all have at least five years of industry experience, and are able to share their wealth of information to the students. In addition, the faculty and staff are committed in helping students find careers in the industry that they study for."

"The pros of my graduate program is that I'm learning new things that are related to Business, and that help me in both my professional career and my personal life. In addition, I'm discovering my strengths and weaknesses, and passion through this program. I also have the opportunity to develop my social network through meeting international and national alumni. The cons of my current program is that the school where I'm currently studying is not ranked as one of the top 50 in MBA programs. In addition, the program doesn't offer many options for courses.Read Less"