University of Louisville Reviews

"University of Louisville is a great school and I believe the Kent School students and instructors are excellent. However, the price of the classes is very high for the graduate program."

"Good if you wish to practice in Kentucky, not very helpful otherwise."

"I would highly recommend UofL's Brandeis School of Law to anyone who is looking for great value for their money. The faculty are outstanding, accessible, and supportive, and the network is terrific."

"Small program, but rigorous, and provides excellent study in most sub fields of political science. I've loved my time here - even when stressful! Also, great support if you're a high performer academically. I got a full ride graduate assistant position for my last year here , and it was for out-of-state tuition."

"This program is on the rise! The faculty are extremely accessible and committed to student success. The larger campus is a bit behind in a few areas, but the department of urban and public affairs is leading the school in nearly all of those areas."

"Possibility of developing self efficiency in the research. Interdisciplinary programs. Obtuseness and bureaucracy of the administration."

"Very long hours-- maybe not for a true working person."

"I am excited about my program because of the quality of Teaching Staff, the ability to work with world renowned urbanists and the opportunity to publish work together with faculty. On the contrary, the school needs to work on getting more international students and also increasing the amount of Funding for international students"

"The biology department falls into "labs" for social and peer-oriented activities. The labs are based around the graduate students associated with different professors."

"It needs to improve and update course materials in engineering school."

"I am glad to be at this University after 25 years again. The faculty is reachable and supportive in more than one ways. Some courses need revision though."

"The program guarantees a paid internship and also funds an international trip during the program as well. The tuition is the same for both in and out of state students and is very manageable. The program offers a demanding challenge to prepare students for the workforce by requiring them to balance education and working productively."

"So far the program I am in has been great. The instructors are amazing, and very passionate about teaching. The only con, is that I wish there was more scholarship opportunities for graduate students, and better transportation in the area."

"Very rigorous course load but I know it will prepare me to be a great dentist, and ready to practice as soon as I graduate. A con is that the program for an out of state student like myself is very expensive."

"I love the education graduate program at the University of Louisville. It's extremely competitive, the professors are well versed in their pedagogy, and I know that when I am done with school I will have a job."

"I have enjoyed UofL. The Master's program for Exercise Physiology has been a good program. It has had challenging moments for me but has been manageable overall. The program is still going though some molding and that has made it a little confusing for students."

"The University of Louisville has a stellar Clinical Psychology graduate program. The program is research focused and accomplished, but there is not a competitive feel. Rather, the atmosphere is cohesive and both students and faculty are extremely supportive. Graduate students are considered as junior colleagues rather than students and this is an excellent professional development environment. One drawback is that the program is fairly small and there is not a lot of overlap with the experimental program. Many opportunities are available for specialized training but students must take the initiative to seek them out."

"Great friendly environment and genuine concern for the students by all faculty. Great curriculum and facilities."

"I have had a great experience at the University of Louisville. It was difficult to make the two hour trip there every week for my courses but the outcome was well worth the time."

"Pros are definitely the diversity, and the opportunities that are provided for students after graduation. The cons are the transportation. I don't live near campus, so it can be a bit of a hassle."