Mount St. Mary's University - MD Reviews

"I took several courses at Mount Saint Mary's University "The Mount" from 2007-2009 at the Frederick Campus. The class sizes were small and the professors were engaging which made learning much easier. The homework was challenging and none of the courses were an "Easy-A". The staff was always helpful and willing to work with students in any way they could. It is widely known that some of the major government agencies recruit from Mount Saint Mary's too. Great university. Highly Recommended."

"Mount professors genuinely want to see you succeed and are willing to always support you."

"Very convenient for students working full-time jobs. I also really appreciated that there were three locations to take courses. Faculty were great and my advisor really helped me navigate the best way to complete my degree."

"The pros: I am in a hybrid program - Biotechnology and Management - and am taking accelerated courses in both graduate programs concurrently. This unique program is preparing me for a management career in the biotech industry. The cons: Accelerated program requires additional hours each week than a traditional graduated program. Be prepared to dedicate the time."

"Great school to attend for anyone. Flexible schedules and great campus. Amazing teachers and professors."

"Pros: The education provided at Mt. St. Mary University is excellent and provides you with the knowledge and skills that employers require in the workforce. The staff is excellent and highly talented. A top-notch school and education. Cons: The school could provide more support and services in helping students find internships and post-graduate employment. The quality of education sells itself but for pursuing companies outside the Western MD area, you are left mostly to yourself."

"The Mounts MBA program is convenient in that the classes are all available in Frederick and in the evening, so that it is easy for working adults to attend the classes. The down side is that you miss out on the on-campus feel that I experienced in undergrad."