The Baker College of Auburn Hills

Date: Apr 16 2015
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
The Auburn Hills campus has some amazing professors in the business department that give great insight to the field.

The general education has a few professors that give busy work and waste class time talking about stories and other topics that makes it not worth paying to attend the course.

Advice is to take your general education classes at a community college and transfer them to Baker and do your business courses at Baker.

The website is horrible designed for finding what you are looking for as a student. I'm younger and very technology smart, but the setup and search bar don't make it easy for a student to find the information they are looking for.

My adviser always has an email response that my message has been added to her queue and she will respond when she is able. It then takes at least a week to get a response to any type of communication with her through email. They just seem understaffed on advisers or overworking advisers in certain departments.

The withdraw process is difficult because a student must email their adviser and then don't receive a response in an acceptable time frame. You think they would make it so you could submit into a special system where the adviser could just go through and check accept to requests. Again, the university's website and technology seems to be complicated.

In general they are all about the money. They will do everything in their power to get every penny from their students. Which is sad because they are suppose to be a non-profit college but sometimes it seems like they just get all the money they can and just waste it away.

Although the Auburn Hills campus is very clean and safe. The maintenance and public safety departments are above and beyond what I have experienced at other colleges. I wish the general staff was as great as these teams within the college.