Lawrence Technological University Reviews

"Not the cheapest, not the most expensive. It was the only online Masters degree at the time for Architecture. The classes are informative and based on Theory, like most architectural programs. They do allow for practicums, by permission from the instructor. I have enjoyed my time at the school."

"College can provide great opportunities, however, it isn't a decision to take lightly. Future job prospects and cost benefit of a degree and major should be considered before taking out large amounts of debt to pursue a degree. Consider taking an internship first or talking with a career counselor about both the likelihood of a securing a job in your chosen field and a realistic expectation of income. There are many careers out there that don't require a degree, and not all degrees are worth the time and cost commitment."

"At Lawrence Tech, I love that I am able to combine my love for communication and technology. I love that I am being trained on becoming a technical writer or a community manager with knowledge of SEO. The one thing that doesn't work at LTU's benefit is that classes are not offered as frequently as you would like to complete your program. If you miss an opportunity to take a class, you may have to wait anywhere from 1-3 semesters before you have an opportunity to take it."

"Really enjoy my time here, The teachers are mentors and really look toward making me excel in the professional arena. I am happy I chose this for Grad School."

"I feel the pros of Lawrence Technological University is the faculty members experience in the working field, or have in depth knowledge on a particular focus. If you ask Professors for help, they are more than willing to help you; or at least point you in the right direction. The cons about the graduate program, is diversity and how it plays a role in my learning. Few people understand my dilemma as a minority from Detroit. There are few things available for minority engineering students."

"Thus far I have truly enjoyed the MBA program at LTU, the workload is just right and the professors challenge you to be innovative and to think outside of the box. I feel that those traits are important in today’s workforce; LTU is teaching students to be the leaders and teach others. The con’s about the program is that it is expensive; most of this is due to the university being private. Financial aid is available and the representatives are very helpful in assisting students meet their financial obligations."