Shenandoah University Reviews

"The graduate program is highly competitive to get into but great once in it. The workload is very demanding but well worth it. Shenandoah has a good reputation around the Northern Virginia area which will definitely help when seeking future careers. It is located in a small town. The program offers lots of opportunity for on-site clinical time which is a huge plus!"

"While I am extremely satisfied with my overall lever of training and quality of education, there are issues with a small university in terms of support on finaid and understanding the associated fees and necessary equipment. But overall, I would not choose another university for this program."

"Loved my time at Shenandoah University. I cannot imagine my future career without my education from this fantastic school."

"Shenandoah is a great program. It is very rewarding. The professors challenge you in ways that you never knew you could be challenged. I have no doubt that I will be prepared for a successful career when I graduate."

"This school has a great pharmacy program. The courses were changed the year that I entered into the program so getting help in some of the courses was difficult when the classes before me have yet to take the class but the overall experience was good. The teachers are great and most always helpful in answering questions both in and out of the classroom."

"Pros - campus is safe and very quiet. Cons - very little financial aid and scholarships."

"Shenandoah is a great university for anyone who wants a small school environment and it gives students the opportunity to work very closely with professors."

"The SU Pharmacy graduate program offers a good education and instructors that are available to meet with students when needed."

"The Occupational Therapy program at Shenandoah is very strong in the area of technology. The school is part of the iMLearning initiative and the program fully embraces this. It is a hybrid program, which has it's pros and cons. I personally enjoy going to classes only one day a week. It allows me to read and cover the material at my own pace (for the most part). However, I am unsure if this is providing my classmates and myself with the best education. It causes us to implement time management, but when there are questions on the material, it is hard to address it with professors, and then relay the information to the rest of the class."

"I am a distance learning student in the school of education. I love the convenience of my program, however, I do miss face-to-face contact with my classmates and professors."