Trident UniversityReviews of trident.edu

I like the school. Very good for me as I had to be a stay at home dad with 6 kids so I was unable to go to an actual school. What I liked: was the ability to work at my own pace Student counselors were lots of help Work load was not to much to handle Ability to finish earlier than the alloted time What needed improvement; Some of the teachers were useless. And not very understanding. Two separate occasions had teachers quit in the middle of class starting and was never notified until I complained my work was my being graded. What I didn't like: The constant changes being made to how basic class procedures. ( this was difficult in the process as I went to 6 and half years of this school and being accustom to a flow I did each class then to have it changed and try to get used to it) For example. After 6 years of school my final 2 classes had penalties for assignments being turned in off schedule. The school sold me on Turing your assignment whenever possible even though they had a prompt schedule. But being downgraded points for work I did because the prior 6 years I did it a certain way was frustrating. Another things that was very bad was the class participation work. It is required to make one posting and respond to 3 classmates postings. But, several classes I got failing grades in the class partcitpation because no one else was either in the class or was responding. So I got deducted points in several classes cause I didn't make the required replied responses. Finally had 1 teacher tell me to respond to my own post. So I essentially had to have a 4 post conversation with myself to get credit. It was stupid and it cost me a few good grades in my classes. Specially when 5 years in the change how much those responses accounted for your grade. Went from 10% for first 5 years to 20% last year and half. And my last year and half is when my classes didn't have many students as not many people go for there masters I guess. But I give it 4 stars cause i got my masters degree and was able to take care of my family at the same time and In a decent time frame.

I chose TUI because it was completely online. Being in the military and moving around/going to training, it afforded me the option to not worry about taking breaks in between classes. The terms were not too long, nor were they too short and packed with work. The professors were easy to reach and they followed the syllabus. Because each class followed the same assignment schedule, I always knew what was expected of me. Planning ahead for trips or trainings were made less stressful because I knew what my assignments for the coming weeks would be. Overall, earning my MBA through TUI was a positive experience. If I choose to go back for my doctorate, I would strongly consider going back to this school.

Great school and staff. All classes were available when I needed them and staff is well versed in the subject matter within my discipline. However, be aware that there were a few instructors that seemed to educate more for the money versus the passion: rubric feedback only, limited responses, and barely available for questions.

Amazing University, proud to call myself an alumni from this Institute. Great professor's and staff. No regrets! Go Trident, continue to be the best out there!!!

Trident blew my expectations out of the water. Leslie O. was the best! I could call her anytime if I had questions. The curriculum was challenging, but the professors provided great feedback. I would recommend to anyone. I attended to finish both my BSHRM & MSHRM.

I received my Bachelors and Masters from Trident University. I had an outstanding guidance counselor (Christina Hubbard), and I would recommend this university to anyone. Joe

The the tuition is too expensive we don't even buy books. Trident University don't help you with job placement.I have I finished the program and work at the Home Depot not what I was hoping for.

Recently I completed my Master of Arts Education Degree with Trident University. The school was excellent and very focused on the needs of the Adult Learner. Trident's focus on competency-based evaluations requires learners to do deep dives into subject matter to demonstrate subject mastery and I found this to be an excellent learning tool. It definitely prepared me to assume greater leadership roles.