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The University promotes the MBA as a research-driven, writing-based intensive academic program, but the weekly writing prompts are nothing more than a copy-and-paste question from the end of the reading chapter for the week. These questions are randomly chosen and therefore self-limited in terms of gauging student learning and application. Most of the time, these prompts require students to apply some of the equations that are part of the reading, to a particular case. The problem? Once you've done... Read More the math, and written a narrative about the conclusions, you come up far short of the required word limit for each week's assignment. Faculty, of course, hold you to the arbitrary word limit. So your grade is penalized for writing a succinct response. I was told to seek out school librarians for help in doing the research -- without recognizing that just amounts to asking someone to do the work for me. I cannot in good faith recommend the academic program. The administration is entirely unresponsive to students who present criticisms to the program, and have no desire whether students are actually learning the material.

Webster University has truly set itself apart from other online learning centers. I am currently pursuing my dual graduate degree in Leadership and Management/Human Resource Management. Though I am not attending a brick and mortar courses, the advisors at Webster University has treated me no different. The ease of admission, guidance on a degree plan tailored towards my career goals and acceptance into the school was a seamless process. As with any life changing decisions, the Webster University... Read More team truly epitomizes the word stewardship. I could not have asked for a better school to pursue my degree plan and I feel confident with my career goals and how Webster University can make that happen.

I completed my MHRM in two years and I enjoyed the coursework. It is heavy research and you have to be disciplined to complete per the schedule. Many reviews stated instructors and advisors weren鈥檛 reachable, I did not find this the case. I always received a response within 24-48 hours. I did have a couple different advisors, however, each one that left emailed stating they were leaving due to moving to another area of the school and introduced me to the replacement. I honestly feel the communication... Read More was great. Many of the instructors had time scheduled to reach them directly due to different time zones. There was only one instructor I rated poorly, and that was due to her delayed grading. However, once I reached out to her and gave a gentle reminder, she corrected the issue. At first, I wasn鈥檛 sure how much I was learning due to the mass about of writing I did. Now that I鈥檓 done, I honestly believe I did learn and had to apply a lot of practical experience to my studies. If you鈥檙e looking for a program that will guide or prompt you, this may not be the one. I used a lot of my working knowledge as a way to formulate my research. I was then able to take the research and apply it to my work. They offered a military discount, which helped financially. Overall, I enjoyed the program.

This review is for the Bachelor's degree in Behavioral Science as well as a Master's degree in Human Resource Strategic Management. B.S. in Behavioral Science: I would rate it 8 out of 10 The classes were challenging however, as with most online colleges, you are left to do a lot of reading to learn. The professor provided video discussions which was greatly appreciated and respectable (A+ for that). The discussion boards made me question their effectiveness, as it can be quite difficult to approach... Read More an already awkward situation such as forced discussion when you have encounter some discussion posts that resemble those you may expect from jr. high students. I wish the professor was more involved with discussions. However, although I didn't like this aspect I feel it made me learn how to object to others' opinions more respectfully. For all those who think that you can begin to practice in a counseling setting- DO YOUR HOMEWORK (excuse the pun)! IN MOST STATES YOU WILL NEED AT LEAST A MASTER'S AND THOUSANDS OF HOURS OF INTERNSHIP BEFORE YOU CAN PRACTICE. If you do not research the requirements in your state please do not blame Bellevue for your inability to practice with only your Bachelor's degree. The Bellevue curriculum is sufficient in preparing you for further education in the field if you study hard. Worst thing about this degree: The Kirkpatrick Signature Series. It was basically 12 weeks of Political Science and History, and being in a major that relies mostly on theory, the teacher does not allow you to have a difference of opinion from him (even when supported by valid references). Other than that I would suggest going to Bellevue for your degree in Behavioral Science if you are actually interested in the inner-workings of behavior; you will learn a lot if you apply yourself. Just hone in on your history and political science knowledge.... and remember your degree won't be just handed to you- you're going to have to earn it in this discipline. Master's of Science in Human Resource Strategic Management: 8 out of 10 I would give the program a higher rating however I am just finishing the third class. So far the material, assignments and discussions are relevant and effective. I am about to switch teachers yet this teacher has been attentive and educational. The discussion boards are still awkward; I feel more emphasis should be made on discussions between professors and students. I learned a lot more from the teacher's feedback than the students'. Look, stop forcing people to have two uncomfortable "conversations" with students. It doesn't work. I want to learn from someone with knowledge on the matter, not struggle to correct another student. Please Bellevue, find another way to engage students with one another. Even though the collaborative projects are terrible (as our grade depends on the contribution of all parties) sprinkle those in the curriculum and stop making us answer others' discussion posts so much! Also, if the student receives a grade of less than 100% professors should provide feedback, giving the student a chance to improve their grade the next go-around. Okay. I'm done with the venting. I have done extensive studying and devoted much time to my assignments and I feel it is paying off. Aside from the regular frustrations you will feel in this program (and doing online courses) at this school, I would recommend this program. I've learned a lot already about Human Resources, and anticipate much more learning.The teacher answers all questions quickly and completely, and furthers discussions when necessary (A+) and is a great contributor to your learning. Worst thing about this degree: We are forced to respond to discussion posts from peers. Please create a way where we can respond to the professor's questions instead. The professor will be able to more easily gauge our learned knowledge, and students won't have to be forced to replying with sub-par responses. Overall, I still recommend Bellevue University. I have attend other online universities (Ashford and Capella) and have seen these same problems that I have listed. Bellevue is more affordable and their curriculum is comparable to the schools I have attended before.

Attending the University of Phoenix is one of the best decisions I have ever made. After completing my undergraduate program, I felt the need to pursue my MBA. Obtaining my MBA in HR Management will help me to stay competitive, teachable, and open doors, which will lead to great opportunities. School has always and will be a major part of my life. Completing my Master's Degree will give me a sense of accomplishment and will help me to provide better for my family. Earning your degree is not always... Read More easy, but it is well worth the challenges, blood, sweat, and tears!! God Bless and be encouraged!