"Pros: Great quality education, fantastic teachers and staff, great network of alumni. I like that it is a small university as well to get more time with teachers. Cons: Price"

Bethany DiGiovanni

Reviewed: 5/13/2014
Degree: Physical Therapy
Graduation Year: 2017

"Those who graduate from Midwestern feel well prepared for their career. I wish the campus was more diverse."

Patricia Lopez

Reviewed: 3/5/2014
Degree: Physical Therapy
Graduation Year: 2016

"Pros: The graduate program for Physical Therapy at Midwestern provides a solid foundation for Physical Therapy students. There are wonderful faculty who provide attention and support to the students. The clinical experiences available are numerous and of wide variety. Cons: The program tuition is considerably high when compared to other non-private institutions. With the cost of graduate school continuing to rise but the availability of fair student loans with low interest rates declining, it is difficult to afford school."

Michelle Sangirardi

Reviewed: 3/3/2014
Degree: Physical Therapy
Graduation Year: 2016

"At Midwestern, the faculty and staff are always available to help and they really care about us and want us to succeed. They are all great assets to the program and have consistently made this difficult task of being in graduate school one that is challenging but intriguing. The biggest con is the price of tuition, although that is true wherever you go. I can honestly say that Midwestern is allowing me to fully take advantage of every opportunity and resource that comes to me and is molding me into the type of Physical Therapist I want to be."

Angela Mackowiak

Reviewed: 1/30/2013
Degree: Physical Therapy
Graduation Year: 2016

"I think Midwestern is a great school and will give me a great education, but the cost is high and there aren't many option for financial help through the school."