Northwestern University Reviews of MBA Programs

"Kellogg has amazing name recognition in my field of study (Marketing) and has an inimitable school culture. Although we have already started to rectify this con through groundbreaking for our new building, we don't have great facilities and don't use technology as well as we probably could."

"Great alumni network especially if you are planning on staying in the midwest or Chicagoland area. The career services offered to the part-time students far exceed expectations."

"Kellogg is a GREAT place to meet some of the brightest, most talented business students in the world. It's a place where you truly feel valued for what you bring and who you are."

"I am in the MMM program and the support I have received so far has been outstanding."

"Phenomenal school with awesome academia, career placement, and most of all students"

"Kellogg, as it is renowned for its incredible intellectual depth, is the ideal choice for me to pursue a Part-Time MBA. It appeals to me for a number of reasons, among them its renowned marketing program in addition to its breadth and depth of academic programs in other functional areas, leading faculty, intellectually curious student body, emphasis on practical learning, commitment to community and organizational leadership, and its Chicago location. For me, Kellogg is a destination and a worthy investment as it will allow me to form relationships outside of my local community, connecting me to faculty, alumni, and a student body unparalleled in their success and knowledge of their respective fields. I know that learning alongside peers from around the globe in a variety of industries will be invaluable for my growth, exposing me to different viewpoints and backgrounds that will help aid in my professional development beyond the classroom."

"Overall, the school has done an incredible job of quickly recognizing its shortcomings and immediately trying to improve upon them. Moreover, I'm a JD-MBA, so I'm fortunate to experience both the law and business school graduate programs, and hands down, the business school really does a phenomenal job preparing students for the "real world.""