Viterbo University Reviews

"Awful. My professor and advisor quit mid-semester to take a higher paying job. I transferred this semester. They still haven't hired an replacement for him. Adjuncts, who were too busy with their full time jobs to respond to emails, were teaching all the Biopsych classes. I am not paying 30k per year to be taught by online adjuncts. Enough was enough. OUT"

"Should have gone to UW-L. Teachers seem burnt out or underqualified. Half my classes were taught by adjuncts who couldn't care less. All the full time teachers had side gigs to make extra money and had no time advise or help develop my career goals. Disappointed and now saddled with massive debt. Make no mistake, this school is expensive!!!"

"Viterbo University has wonderful instructors who know you by your first name after the first couple of weeks. I loved that they were experienced professionals in their fields, and that they were willing to push all students to achieve their best. My favorite thing about my classes was that the instructors told us stories from their careers, which really resonated with me. I would say that the area in which could be approved upon would be real world application. I felt that when I graduated I was not fully prepared for the work environment, and what would be expected of me. Overall, it was a positive experience for me since I wanted a smaller school with personalized education."

"I chose an adult degree program. The school and the program was excellent. I found the program to be flexible enough to meet my needs yet rigorous enough to give me a good education. I was very happy with the staff and would recommend it to anyone."

"The pros are networking with other teachers in the program. The cons are some of the staff members are unprofessional."

"Tell us about your college experience.It was a good fit. I worked well there and learned a lot.Would you get the same degree if you could start over?No. I do not enjoy accounting as much as I thought.What advice can you offer other students?Don't go into debt for college."