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My graduate program works really well for me because it is designed for working adults. I work full-time during the day and am able to go to school in the evening.

Some teachers were very good and had a wealth of knowledge and experiance. Some teachers had not been in a classroom for several years and therefore had outdated or missing information.

Registration for classes is a nightmare! Fininacial aide is a nightmare. No credit cards! Navigation through website is ridiculous. Have to log in many many times. Library is a joke

I think this program is great, especially for the working adult. Course load and expectations are also inline with that, but course content is not compromised.

The school is design to accommendate working individuals and the program instructors are experienced in the field of education. The communication is not as should be, classes are sometimes canceled due to lack of enrollment which is not communicated in a timely manner to allow students to make adjustments.

I have received a decent education here so far.

As a working professional, I found Brandman to be a viable option when deciding to further my education. Initially, figuring out how to navigate presented with some difficulties, but I managed.

The instructors at the masters level are incredible with applicable background experiences. The rigor of the work was manageable.

I absolutely feel like earning a Masters in Special Education at Brandman has improved my marketability, improved my practice, and increased my earnings.