Lindenwood University Reviews of Master's in Business

"An MBA is worth it. You earn your grades and you are treated as an adult and its flexable. An MBA is better then at BA"

"Overall I was very happy with Lindenwood. However, I'm still struggling to find a job, so it might be a good idea to be more focused on a career path/plan while in school. I didn't have a plan. I always said, "I'll figure it out later" and that has not worked out well for me."

"Pros: knowlegable professors, affordable tuition, excellent financial aid, adequate facilities. Cons: Professors held masters level degrees and not PhD, not well known, not highly ranked, no consistant educational standards, no career assistance."

"pros: diversity, teachers, programs, subjects, cons: limited time, no support for grad students,"

"Being a full time working mother is extremely rewarding but extremely difficult at the same time. Distributing time between my family, work, and school is a constant struggle but Lindenwood University makes it possible through their flexible LCIE program. Classes are only one night a week for 4 hours which gives me plenty of time to spend with my family. Unlike other Universities, Lindenwood offers diversity within their graduate course work. Although I am enrolled in the HR Management program, my course work includes relevant business courses such as marketing and accounting which will be extremely useful for a career in Human Resources. Lindenwood is a private university which leads to higher prices and less availability of financial aid. My experience has been worth every penny so far, but paying private school prices has been my biggest educational struggle. I feel extremely confident that the education I am receiving at Lindenwood University will not only make me a desirable job candidate, but also prepare me to face any future career challenges that I may come up against."