Keller Graduate School of Management Reviews

The admission team promised the world and described all the opportunities a Keller degree would offer; however, the story changes after you get the degree. I received my MBA from Keller Graduate School and have found it completely useless - and possibly detrimental. I was very excited to earn my MBA in Marketing from Keller and, despite working full time, achieved As and Bs throughout. I enjoyed the program and many of my instructors—a couple who also taught at Northwestern's Kellogg Graduate School and Loyola University Chicago's Quinlan School of Business. Everything was portrayed as sunshine and roses until I began to try to get a new job with it.

Took me 10 years to gain enough experience to find a decent paying job. Nobody's fault but my own.

I wanted to conduct this review to give an accurate feedback of Keller. This is the positive and negative. Foremost, understand that this university is regionally and nationally accredited so there’s no worries there. Secondly, please remember every University from Harvard, Yale, etc has their ups and downs but it’s not where you go to school it’s what you do with the education. Just because you went to an Ivy League school doesn’t guarantee you a high paying job it’s the education and experience you retain and utilize. Keller in my opinion is one that works with students, they have good and bad professors. Some work with and for their students and some don’t, that’s at any University. But one thing I was impressed with is the abilities of the student advisors. I’m an alumni of DeVry also, and I expressed my concerns of having a BA and Masters that work together and they formulated my path perfectly.

My experience at Keller has been very positive! Making the decision to attend Keller was an excellent choice because the student is important. I’m important and I matter. Every roadblock I experienced I had support to guide me either my advisor, professor. I believe education is important because it can change the direction of your life. The exchange of ideas with classmates is very informative. The work is challenging! But it is a good challenge, at one point I felt I was over my head and I was going to quit. That same day I had a voicemail from my advisor saying how proud everyone was of me for making the decision to return to school. The message was so positive and eased my mind. I felt empowered.. I can do this and I am doing it at Keller.

When I started the application process, the school was so helpful. My admissions counselor walked me through every step. She would give me items to work on and schedule a call for follow-up, which kept me on task and made the process quick. I have since completed half of my coursework and have really enjoyed my classes. I am amazed at how helpful the professors are. They are quick to respond to emails and willing to work with you when something outside of school needs your immediate attention. I wish I had done this years ago!! I always thought getting a master's degree would be extremely difficult and take every waking moment to complete. This has not been the case. With careful planning and discipline, you can work, go to school, and have a social life. Don't get me wrong. I have had to give up some fun things, but nothing will ever be able to replace a master's degree and all the opportunities it will afford!

I have attended many colleges. I have taken college classes at brick and mortar locations as well as online. I have taken college classes at both community colleges and at universities. I currently attend Keller Graduate school. I hold a Bachelor of Science degree awarded by DeVry University. Out of all the colleges I have ever attended online or have spoken to peers about, DeVry and Keller are far superior to other colleges for multiple reasons. DeVry and Keller University books are digital, and affordable. I feel sorry for the college students still being forced to purchase hard copy books by mail, not receiving them on time for their classes or receiving the wrong version of the book they need and paying 2 to 3 times the cost of the digital books that DeVry and Keller use.

The course was good the Professor was bad!!! The Professor (Kelly **) gave very poor instructions and when we as a team and as individuals asked for her help she gave reluctant and vague guidance. If you wind up in her class switch out IMMEDIATELY!!!

I really enjoyed this class, and it was much tougher than I expected. Global Perspectives for International Business requires weekly presentations, weekly individual case studies, weekly team course projects, and weekly class discussions from start to finish. Be prepared to "show up" each week and write, research, critically analyze and defend your positions on multinational corporations and their partnerships with solid research and your experience-based opinions. The professor welcomes all different opinions and perspectives, just make sure you defend your positions with balanced rationale.

From the time you first apply till you graduate, Keller Graduate School of Management will always be there to assist. The admissions office will help you plan and organize your full year with you. The ever-changing technology in the real world is exactly how Keller has their online classroom organized. This creates a more rich learning environment and the student will gain practical skills for the field.

Professor was great! I have been attending this school for some time now, I have graduated from DeVry and now I am attending Keller, so I have had a lot of professor, and I must say professor ** is in the top three of professor that I have had along with professor **, and professor **.