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03 June 2017
Going to elmhurst college after high school
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27 May 2017
Very impressed with this institution!
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28 April 2017
Probably the best investment my parents made. My twin brother and I could easily have attended the Univ. of Wisconsin (Madison), but when my dad (class of '32) suggested we take a short trip south, we immediately fell in love with everything ! I don't think I cold have gotten a better education ANYWHERE. I took an histology class there where the teacher-student ratio was 1:11 !! An absolutely beautiful campus. Modern athletic facilities along with fine arts. Will be back in late Sept. for my 50th.
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26 June 2016
Liberal Arts college with an arboretum on campus and right by downtown Elmhurst. Large commuting student body. I graduated from Elmhurst and have nothing but great things to say from my time there. The faculty are innovative, experienced in their professions and supportive. Best of all are their internship and study abroad programs!
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22 April 2016
I had an afternoon to kill while visiting Chicago so we stopped in to kill some time and walk around. Its a beautiful campus and you can walk around and easily kill a fall afternoon here. The only down side is that there is not any obvious public bathrooms. We found one of the students that was nice enough to let us into one of the buildings (electronic key card required for entry) so that we could use the bathroom.
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07 November 2015
My experience when I enrolled into the very new online Public Health program I was beyond excited. Everything was going great; professors were very helpful when you needed them. Actually, all of the professors within the public health program has continued to be very helpful. You can tell they want their students to succeed in the course and in their future careers. I am at the very end of the program and I knew it was too good to be true. I'm having problems with my advisor who is also the program director. They decided to make changes to the program later on which I understand schools can do that but for future students. She is now trying to add additional courses to my schedule telling me these classes are mandatory for me to take even though these classes are not mentioned in the 2014 course catalog which is the year I enrolled into the program. So now she has decided to tell me ok I will make only 1 of the 3 classes mandatory and if you don't take it you can't take your practicum or your capstone. WTH??!! I'm beyond frustrated with this lady. If I didn't invest money, time, and effort I wouldn't even continue with the course. I have also ask her several times to give me general information about the practicum which she refuses to do. She states you will get that information when you enrolled in the course. That does not make any sense to me. You are going to give me details about the required internship that I am required to do when class STARTS. How logical is that? This is beyond unfair and unprofessional. I don't know how the other programs are at Elmhurst but stay away from the public health program. Spend your money on a school that is professional, organized, and willing to work with their GRADUATE students. If I could I would transfer and if I knew I was going to have to deal with this I would of registered elsewhere and not to mentioned this school is not cheap. If only I could go back in time. Also get everything in writing via email.
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