The University of Findlay Reviews

"This place treats their students like absolute trash. Once you get to the out patient part of the program they no longer care about your well being. They are slaves to the Hospitals which pay them and will always take the word of the hospitals over the students. They do not protect their students from people who abuse their positions of power, and the students suffer because of it. Look elsewhere for your schooling, this place is a cesspool."

"As an Iranian applicant who was forced to decline her admission from university of Findlay, Ohio, I'd like to write about my experience with this university!!! They discriminate and treat internationals quite unfairly!!!! Firstly, they offered me around $15,000 per year scholarship in my admission letter in order to manage my tuition fees, then they CHANGED THEIR MIND!!!!! and reduced this amount of scholarship to $10,000 per year. Which was quite shocking itself and when I asked them about the reason they decided to reply my email after about 2 weeks!!!! which is quite unusual again, telling me that I was supposed to present IELTS band score 7.5!!!!!!!!!!! While, it is mentioned clearly in the university's official website and my admission letter that , in order to get accepted directly to the university course they require IELTS band score 6.0. I presented IELTS band score 7.0!!!!!! They treated me unfairly and wasted my time! So I decided to write about it, in order to spread awareness among people like me who are considering studying in the US and seeking funds and scholarships.Read Less"

"If you like a small school with personalized instruction and professors who really care, The University of Findlay is the place for you. The Master of Arts in Rhetoric and Writing program taught me so much about the field I want to someday be a part of. The course-load is difficult, yet worth it. There are classes specifically for those who want to go on for a Ph.D. and electives for those who want to pursue a different career using their MARW background. I can attest that the MARW program prepares students for Ph.D. program admittance, as I was accepted into the schools I applied to. I even received funding and will start in the fall. I am confident that the MARW program has prepared me well for my Ph.D. and beyond.Read Less"

"I enjoyed my experience. It was a small college with a good community atmosphere. My degree program had the highest accreditation and I have been successful in my career since graduating."

"The University of Findlay is a small, liberal arts school that makes students feel like family. Faculty and staff are always willing to help students with not only their coursework but also out of class activities that will help them reach their full potential."

"It was good experience, the staff care about the students and their success."

"The PTA to DPT transition program through the University of Findlay has been great so far with all of the professors really tailoring their instruction of specific topics to us as current clinicians trying to further ourselves within the realm of physical therapy. The college itself is pretty nice, with all I've seen so far being well taken care of. The faculty really hammered into us during orientation that we are not fighting for spots in school anymore and we've really come together as a class to help each other out through the learning process. The whole experience so far has been great, and I would highly recommend it to others who might be thinking about furthering their degree in PT.Read Less"

"Findlay was a great fit for me. It is a small, intimate school where the professors actually care and are available. I made many connections and had wonderful internship opportunities through my academic work at UF. I would recommend it to anyone considering going there. I am still in contact with some of my professors who write reference letters for me to this day."

"The University of Findlay has provided me with a truly nurturing environment to pursue my Pharm D degree. All of my professors are more than willing to help with study tips, homework assignments or even life or career advice. I have been able to excel in the classroom and have been provided with ample leadership opportunities. The campus is extremely safe with security patrolling constantly. The College of Pharmacy is like a second family to me and I could not imagine another place to work towards such a rigorous degree.Read Less"

"The University of Findlay Occupational Therapy program has an extremely dedicated faculty that is committed to helping students reach their full potential. They are always willing to take time out to help students and are extremely knowledgeable with a variety of clinical experience to share. The program is intensely focused on developing evidence-based, client-centered, and culturally competent future practitioners. I have been very satisfied with my time here, and I feel that I will be very well prepared as an entry-level occupational therapist.Read Less"

"At The University of Findlay, I was able to complete my undergraduate degree and graduate degree in six years versus seven years at most universities. Another pro is the small class sizes, which allow for more individualized attention and a close knit group. A current con of the physical therapy graduate program is the recent hiring of many new professors, however given time they will become experienced educators. Since The University of Findlay is a private university, it is quite costly and there are few graduate assistantships available.Read Less"

"A small college like U of F doesn't have nearly the resources to offer students as larger state schools such as financial aid services or career placing programs. I also felt like the education was far inferior when compared to other institutions. Lastly, unless you are a pharmacy or equine major, you should strongly consider going elsewhere for your education. The cost of a private college is not even close to being worth it. 5 years out, I still owe over $50,000."

"This program allowed me to earn my bachelors and masters while continuing to work through the weekend program. It was a heavy course load only meeting on weekends, but a great experience overall."

"The program is great for a local community college and placement is done within the community"

"The graduate program I am admitted to is going to help me furnish my leadership and management skills. Studying the Master of Business Administration forces me to get out of my comfort zone, deal with the latest issues, apply the newest management techniques and just constantly challenge myself, my practices and my approaches."

"Online asynchronous which is extremely helpful to not have a scheduled day and time to collaborate with a group. The program was well rounded and adapted to working with persons that are working full time."

"This program is fantastic! It is very thorough and professional. The only real con is the cost due to the university being a private institution."

"I love this school! The tuition is somewhat high"

"The best part about my graduate program is all of the hands on clinical experience that we have to opportunity to participate in. It will prepare us for a career and what it will actually be like when we graduate."

"Pros of the pharmacy program at the University of Findlay are the hands-on experience you gain, the benefit of it being a 0-6 program where it is only 6 years to graduate with your PharmD degree, and also the quality of education you receive. A con of the pharmacy program at the University of Findlay are the fact that it is at a private institution so tuition is larger than state-funded schools."