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Decent value for Master's

I was looking for an affordable Master of Business Administration program and Walden was on my list. I got the corporate partner tuition reduction through my job which really helped with the cost. It wasn't as cheap as some state schools, but the flexibility of online learning was worth the extra bit. I also transferred some credits, which saved me a bit of money and time. The materials seem pretty standard for an MBA. All in all, I feel like I got a good deal for what I'm paying.

Good experience overall

I enrolled in the PhD in Management program last fall. The application process was straightforward, though it took a few calls to clarify some financial aid details. The support team I spoke with was helpful each time. My academic advisor has been pretty responsive. The online platform is easy to navigate for coursework and resources. I've completed a couple of courses so far, and the content seems relevant to my field. The academic residency requirement was well-organized, which made that part less stressful than I anticipated. So far, it's been a good fit for my schedule and career goals.

Mostly positive, one minor snag

I decided to pursue a BS in Healthcare Management. The enrollment process was smooth, and the financial aid team helped me understand the tuition reduction grant I qualified for. Classes started on time, and the learning platform is user-friendly. My professors have been engaging. The only minor hiccup was that one of my textbooks was delayed, so I had to use the online version for a week. Otherwise, the delivery of content and support has been solid. It's a good program for working adults like me.

Application was quick

I applied for the MS in Nursing program. Application was easy. Got accepted fast. Started classes this month. No issues yet.

Consistent quality for PhD

This is my second degree from Walden; I completed my Master of Public Administration here a few years ago. Now I'm working on a PhD in Public Health. The online learning environment is still very familiar, which made getting back into it easy. My advisor for the PhD program is just as supportive as my previous one, and the quality of the course materials feels consistent with my earlier experience. They even offered a doctoral research grant that I didn't expect, which was a nice bonus. It's why I came back.