Regis University
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- #1 Top Computer Science School Ranking in the Rocky Mountains
- #1 Top Computer Science School Ranking in Colorado
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- #4 Top Nursing School Ranking in the Rocky Mountains
- #7 Top Communications School Ranking in Colorado
- #8 Top Biology School Ranking in Colorado
- #12 Top School Ranking in Colorado
- #13 Top Communications School Ranking in the Rocky Mountains
- #24 Top School Ranking in the Rocky Mountains
- #29 Top Computer Science
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Major: Computer Science (This Major's Salary over time)
Teacher in the School for Professional Studies are HORRIBLE! - the majority (not quite all) of teachers have no real world experience. They have little related education in what they are teaching. I am a very experienced engineer in the industry and would cringe every time I had to listen to teachers make up answers to questions they didn't know. Some classes we would just talk about totally unrelated nothing. Other classes we voted as a class to not come to class and take a week or two off. Just a joke all around in the Computer programAdvisors are HORRIBLE!The advisors put me on a path to graduation… the wrong path. I wasted roughly $10k pursuing the wrong classes because my advisor "was new" in her words. (1 year of experience new)