University of Dallas Reviews

"I am attending this school to complete my 2nd Master's degree. There are some important things to note for grad school at this institution. First, the semesters are short. This means you cover more per class and many students feel very rushed by this approach. Second, this is a program for people who want to hit the major points, get the degree, and move on! It is not like the traditional degrees I have sought and received before, where there was much more theory discussion in addition to application. Third, there seems to be lots of comradely between undergraduate students and international graduate students. As a domestic graduate student, I feel disconnected here. The school is good for people who don't necessarily want the traditional school feel and want more current, direct application than future-looking discussion.Read Less"

"The University of Dallas prides itself on the production of independent thinkers into society. From creators to philanthropist this institution will prepare the student for nearly every walk of life. Like a chef preparing a precise and unique dish, the University of Dallas uses the recipe of top learning along with an outstanding atmosphere to produce the best possible final dish (student) that will impact, educate and contribute to many organizations around the world."

"Pros: It's a fully accredited school with world wide recognition. It is fairly priced. It pushes us students to think and work hard. We are taught by lecturers who have experience in the field they teach. Cons: Networking opportunities aren't many"

"The institution should do more in providing financial support or scholarships to qualified students."

"University of Dallas has a great MBA program that is convenient for a working professional. The classes are at night and many courses are offered online. The professors are helpful and truly care about your success in the program."