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The Minnesota School of Business - Brooklyn Center

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“I am a graduate of the sales andQuite BrightBusiness - Management and Administration
I am a graduate of the sales and marketing program... This school is centered around making money, the credits are twice as much as most schools and the academics are a joke. The biggest problem that i had with this school is the lack of being willing to work with someone that works full time. I won't go through the whole story, but I completely regret getting my education at the Minnesota School of Business.
4th Year Male -- Class 2012
Perceived Campus Safety: B, Scholastic Success: F
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“Worst college I haveBrightOther
Worst college I have ever been to. One of the teachers kept telling me I was too fat to be a massage therapist. When I went to the dean to report the teacher and drop the class I ended up being forced out of the college. I would never recommend the college to anyone.
1st Year Female -- Class 2008
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“They are in it for the money.Super BrilliantPreLaw and Legal
They are in it for the money. They do not care about your concerns. I had issues with some of the professors,and staff members who promised to take care of issues but didn't. One of the professors at the other campus was logging me out of the online site and kept on telling me to submit homework when he made it impossible for me. I found this info out from the tech support who told the instructor to open the site for me.I had problems before and after my my stroke. It was worst after.I had to quit.I was a a good student with A and B. I had problems with the other campus. When I told Dean and administration about the instructor they informed me that me trying to make administration aware of the problem was causing me more harm than good. I know have 37 thousand dollars in student loan and am depressed. I wrote the owner who never got back in touch with me. I wasted money in loans and did not graduate because they were so unfair to me. I suffer a break down because of this school. I am going to another school, and have started to finish my goal. Not only will I be max out shortly with loans, I do not have a career that I intended to have. I am trying to get over this,but it is causing me depression. Keep me in your thoughts and prayers, and good luck with your educational endeavors.
2nd Year Female -- Class 2000
Useful Schoolwork: C, Education Quality: F
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