Roosevelt University

Date: Dec 31 1969
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
I'm a graduate student pursuing an MBA, so the research section at top didn't really apply. Chicago is home to some high caliber research schools (Northwestern & Chicago). Roosevelt concentrates on student learning. The professors aren't obsessed with publishing their next scholarly effort to increase the school's reputation. They're here to teach and make sure you understand. I have to say, the school is about applying what you've learned more than theory. The administration and faculty expect you to be able to use what you've learned as soon as you get that great new job. I'm glad I went here (I graduate in 2 months). The staff really looks out for its students. I'm surprised it doesn't get more word-of-mouth promotion. Academically speaking, the difficulty of the classes varied. Most had a real-world project involved with a mid-term and final. You should be comfortable working in groups and I will warn you—if you can't write, you will suffer. Poor analysis and writing will not be tolerated.