Rowan University Reviews

"The Master of Arts in Writing is a fantastic program for someone who wants to pursue creative writing by obtaining an MFA or PhD later on. In this program, I started my creative writing career, and in doing so, the faculty has guided and advised me on where I can take my career."

"The graduate program is both informative and practical. It relates directly to work in the field. However, there is not enough student diversity."

"I love my program at Rowan, but tuition costs are extremely high"

"Rowan-SOM is a great school with great faculty! They are doing a great job of preparing future doctors."

"It has very small classes letting one on one time with the professor be an option."

"Rowan University's School Psychology Program provided me with the comprehensive knowledge on the field of School Psychology- the education, assessments, clinical, ethical and experience all contributed to my preparedness for becoming a competent School Psychologist. The Nationally Accredited program provides their students with the wealth of knowledge needed to best serve the students we will be working with in our career."

"I feel very fortunate to be a part of the Graduate Program at Rowan University. I love how the staffs and professors are very friendly. Moreover, the quality of education is up to the standard. Overall, I am having a great experience."

"What makes this program so amazing is the people in it and the flexability to degree itself provides. Never before have I encountered a group of professors and administrators that were so dedicated to making sure each individual recieved the lessons and attention they needed to gain the most from the program. I recieved comprehensive aid whenever I asked, especially when dealing with technicalities like paperwork or schedualing. The help was freely offered and professors enjoyed when students accepted. Perhaps it is the communications field, but all my teachers were, in a word, approachable. There was no us-them mentality between teacher and student, but instead I was treated as a peer, a less educated peer, but a peer all the same. As for the degree, I chose it because it afforded me the ability to learn about all types of writing, creative or business, technical or poetic. I have the skills to work in journalism, public relations, in medical offices, in publishing, or in any sort of web conent generation. In today's job market, that I can market myself as a jack of all trades with a basis in nearly any writing set, is invaluable.Read Less"

"The faculty is knowledgeable and available for help and guidance. Most of the classes are interesting and the workload is not unbearable for someone who is working full-time while going to school. The material is generally helpful but there is an overemphasis on theory sometimes, which is not too helpful for the "real world." Though the campus appears to be safe, it is usually desolate when I leave my evening classes, which is unnerving."