Wilmington University

Worst institute where I lost my 3 years. They made scam and did fraud with us. They said Business Analytics is a STEM degree. But suddenly some of the students got RFE as our institute is not STEM. Then university did not help any of them. They informed to the authority that they will not be STEM anymore. But we invested our 3 years as a STEM course. But they did not support us for this issue. They blamed on USCIS and did not make any formal email as it will be an evidence. Then again we keep so many evidence. But still they ruined our life

You won't get a job in cybersecurity. Don't believe what they tell you. I fell for it. Get a degree in something that is in-demand. The market is way oversaturated with people that want to get in the field. Entry level jobs want 5 years of experience. It's a joke. They can be demanding because there's hundreds of people for every 1 job out there. Please do literally anything else.

Excellent environment to study and excel. Enhanced courses and tailored teaching. Instructors with much expertise. Amazing university for career growth and skill development.

Racist bigoted school currently being sued for civil rights violations. I wouldn't recommend going here if it were free. I had to transfer to another school, very toxic place.

Bad experience I wouldn’t recommend this school to anyone. Right now my daughter is having to file a lawsuit against them for multiple reasons. The financial aid is the worst ever. They do under the table work. Just a week ago my daughter spoke to someone over everything was good with her aid. Today she good check and they say she owe 4,000 because last semester she took only 2 class for block 1 and according to them you have to take a full semester to receive loans for Graduate program which is crazy because she attended liberty University and is in block 1 and she been good. I wouldn’t go to this school the system is horrible.

I completed my Master’s degree in Information System Technology from Wilmington University. The program is highly affordable, providing quality education with experienced professors who bring valuable industry perspectives to their teaching.

Finished my undergraduate degree from across the world online and the curriculum was great. They’ve curated such a good online curriculum and the teachers are very considerate and helpful. The modules and the workload were well adjust to what was happening (pandemic) but was still quality education. Particularly loved how they partnered with Carolina labs to provide us with laboratory kits equipped with everything we needed for the exercise. I was worried it would be a hassle to buy materials especially because I couldn’t go out so this made this very convenient, allowing me to focus on the lessons and exercises required.

Avoid this school as much as possible. If I would have know that this school wasn't an NJ school, I wouldn't have attended. When it came to making my schedules, they're beyond inconsiderate. They kept offering only night classes, and all of the campuses were distances from where I live. This made things very inconvenient for me. Another issue is how money greedy this school is, because I came out of pocket so much even with the help of financial aid. They also charge you $100 for the degree. Something you rightfully earned!! So again, I would highly recommend avoiding this school as much as possible.

I am back for my post masters certificate. I am not disappointed at all thus far. Everything is still quite organized at the School of Health Professions. I am excited for the upcoming year. Professors are great and information is straightforward.

I wanted simple information about pursuing a degree or certification in cybersecurity. I entered my email on the website and received an email back from the admissions/recruiting department which provided a disconnected phone number for the option to speak to an admissions specialist. I then called the main directory and was transferred to the supposed cybersecurity area of admissions. Instead of going into detail about the various programs, costs, culture and accreditation that the school offered I was rudely asked "well what exactly do you want to know?" I am so sorry for calling to bother you with my trivial questions about the programs the university that employs you offers madam. Please forgive me for interrupting your day of being worthless at your job and rude to prospective students whose tuitions feed you and your family. On to the next option I guess. Wilmington University can get bulldozed and the earth it stood on salted so not even a blade of grass grows for all I care.