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Widener University - Graduate (MS/PhD) Ratings | |||||||||||||||||||
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Total Grad Surveys | 4 |
Females | 2 |
Males | 2 |
Avg years at University | 1.5 |
Research Quality | C- (3.7) |
Research Availability | C (4.8) |
Research Funding | D+ (3.1) |
Graduate Politics | C+ (5.0) |
Not Errand Runners | C (5.0) |
Degree Completion | C- (4.0) |
Alternative pay [ta/gsi] | D (2.2) |
Sufficient Pay | F (0.8) |
Competitiveness | F (1.0) |
Education Quality | C+ (5.3) |
Faculty Accessibility | C+ (5.7) |
Useful Research | F (0.9) |
"Individual" treatment | B- (6.1) |
Friendliness | B- (5.9) |
Safety | A- (8.3) |
Campus Beauty | B (7.2) |
Campus Maintenance | B (6.9) |
University Spending | C- (3.9) |
Extracurriculars | C (4.9) |
Scholastic Success | C (4.5) |
Surrounding City | D (1.9) |
Social Life/ Environment | D (2.2) |
This University provides a readily accessible certified school nurse program, especially for the full-time working health care professional. The content was well-focused, timely, and extremely helpful in performing the role of a PA or NJ School Nurse in 2005. The faculty are extraordinarily knowledgable, helpful, and accessible via the campus intranet website.
My only wish would be that the Master's in Nursing curricula was so readily available to full-time health care professionals. Most employers would not be willing to give employees two mornings, or afternoons, off per week for collegiate courses. The lack of flexibility with the MSN courses has made the pursuit of an advanced degree close to impossible to achieve at this university. Perhaps this is any area the faculty will address in the future, and schedule a lot of the MSN programs similarly to the Graduate Business courses.
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HereSeriously, it's not even news when someone gets shot (like, by a gun, and goes to a hospital) a couple blocks off campus, the faculty generally don't give a shit (even the ones who are in the goddamn social work department just put on a fake smile and hand you your grades), the cost is astronomical, and there isn't shit to do. If this is your only option for university, then find something else to do, because it's not worth it even as a last option.