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 | | Ive never been sooo put down and discouraged by a program, i transfered in and its like they dont care. ask for help you will get none, the staff is more concerned on how many nurses they can put out of the program then actually teaching. the students run from failing and scared for their life to passing with A's and could care less about helping anyone but them. I heard great things about Maryville thats why i went here but after a year found it to be the total opposite. They have lost focus on what made them great and now its just horrible place. Im transferring out to another school and thank god i didnt go too deep into the program and waste my money | Preparedness: -, Reputation: - | | | |
| | Apr 30 2013 | Male --
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| Not so bright | The weekend evening program is disorganized. The finicial aid office is uncooperative. If I knew what this school was like, I would not have gone here. When I had issues with statistics the counselor told me to contact the department chair who promised to call me back but he never did. The peer tutor office has hired students who are no help. | Perceived Campus Safety: B-, Collaboration/Competitive: F | | | |
| | Dec 27 2012 | 4th Year Female --
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| Quite Bright | | The art & design program at Maryville favors graphic and interior design. These are good programs. If you are a studio art major, I would advise you to look elsewhere. The teachers are good artists, but courses offerings are being cut, and classrooms are underfunded. Overall, class sizes at Maryville are small. Teachers will get to know you well, especially in your own major. Most students commute. However, small class sizes, and limited sections of upper level courses make it easy to get to know people in your same major. Female students outnumber males by a ratio of about 6 to 1, although this is beginning to even out. The student population is pretty homogeneous, but people are friendly enough. Nursing, PT, and OT programs are good, and very popular. Campus is nice, but tiny. Professors will help you make job connections, but you will need to keep bugging them about it. I was required to do an internship to get my degree. I used my faculty connections to find one, and that organization went on to hire me part-time.I had a somewhat happy experience at Maryville. If you are applying as an undergrad, please note: there aren't many student organizations/activities offered. Residents find little to do on campus during weekends. You'll find everything you want in St. Louis, but you will have to drive 20 minutes from campus to find it. If you don't have a car, good luck to you. Options for public transportation in the suburbs are scarce. | Starting Job: Art teacher, Preparedness: B-, Reputation: F | | |
| | Oct 17 2011 | Alumna Female --
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