Trident UniversityReviews of trident.edu

I had a wonderful experience at Trident!!!!! It was lots of hard work but I appreciate the opportunity to learn. God bless you.

Over the years I had attended college on and off, but never completed my degree. I finally reached the point where the last item on my "bucket list" was obtaining that degree. I knew I wanted to participate in an online program. I also knew I wanted a program that had a "legitimate" accreditation. After much research and several telephone calls to different Department of Education offices in different states, I determined Trident would be a good choice and offer the accreditation I wanted. Trident is accredited by Western Association of Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC). This is the same body that accredits Stanford University, UCLA, UC Berkley, etc. It doesn't get any better. A man and woman have to know their limitations, and I know mine. Trident turned out to be the perfect program. Let me cut to the chase. Do your work as requested, turn it in on time, and you will be just fine. You can easily complete the program while working full-time. Yes, it is just that simple!

I have enjoyed TUI through the years. You do run across some professors that seems like they would rather see you fell the course more than anything. But overall I have had a great experience with you all. yes

I had a good experience with Trident. It took me almost 8 years to finish an MBA (due to several personal leaves I had to take) and they always made me feel welcome to come back. I did lose a little interest about halfway through the program due to several reasons, one being the online format which requires a lot of personal initiative and willingness to teach oneself. I did eventually finish though. Nothing against military students but the fact that a large percentage are military left me feeling like an outsider at times. I think the school should try to increase outreach to regular folks. Would I do it again? If online was my only choice, yes. If I had the choice to go to a regular school I would probably choose that instead. This is mostly due to the fact that i work from home full time so adding online school to that prevented me from getting out of the house often. Graduation day was fun and they really made us feel proud.

I honestly have had no problems with Trident University. I had positive interactions with all professors and administrative staff. Everyone at Trident was extremely helpful and really seemed to care and want me to be successful. I earned a BS in Health Science and a MA in Education. I honestly enjoyed conducting the research needed to be able to successfully complete the assignments. The flexibility worked for me also, due to the fact I sometimes travel for my job and have very active children. In the end I have no regrets. I enjoyed interacting with most, if not all, of my classmates and professors. At my age, it is great to earn a degree and not have to sit next to some "know it all 20 something", wearing skinny jeans and sporting a man bun.

Trident is the best University that really cares about the student. They set their classes up in a way that it makes learning fun and interesting. Great staff that keeps you informed of everything that is going on. Very military friendly. If I had to do it all again I would do it with Trident University

I think it was a great experience learning at Trident university. Most teachers and faculty was always helpful. I think some teachers have a pre set grading system. The response I received for my papers was mostly automated with name and few words changed. I had one professor send comments that had nothing to do with my paper. Overall, my experience with Trident was a good one.

I was a full time instructor at the U.S. Army Recruiting College with two young kids who were very active. I put off finishing my degree for years because I did not feel that I could fit it into my busy schedule. However, the helpful staff and educators were very accommodating to my schedule and the course work was challenging but not daunting. There were very few quizzes and exams. Most of the finals were a culminating essay; I would not recommend this college to people that have difficulty transferring their thoughts to paper. However, writing the papers improved my literary skills and helped me retain the information learned by forcing me to think about everything in terms of practical application.