Walsh University

Your education is a significant investment. You owe it to yourself and your future to fully investigate any and all information you can find about a school you are considering. Our family made a terrible to decision to trust Walsh. We were prompt and deliberate when it came to denying student loans. The university ignored our intent to decline them and repeatedly including loans in the aid amount. In total we have faced countless hours of frustration with the Board of Regents, the Better Business Bureau, and now the Attorney General. The university president even acknowledged to us that there are flaws in their system that cause errant communications like this. Yet the university feels that it more important to threaten collections over a disputed tuition amount just days after one of their former students loses her job due to COVID-19. Further, we have offered to make payments under dispute to them. They agreed to accept those payments and not impact her credit history. However, they will not tell us how much to pay. I've been trying to get an answer for some acceptable periodic amount and no one will respond. The department is incredibly mismanaged and I urge you to consider a higher quality product for your education decision.

A very great campus to send a young one, very clean, lighting is great. The Rooms are a little tight but what you expect its a collage. I love the Location away from a lot of distraction. A strong christian base school. Lot of help when the kids needed it. The staff know their stuff and they keep the parents well inform with all the going on. Greatschool, great programs , great professors.

Walsh University has been the worst experience. When you go in as a freshman, they promise to help you get your degree in 4 years and to help you as you strive towards a professional career. This is a lie. They try to keep you at the university as long as they possibly can. They do not have your best interest in mind, rather, they are concerned with money. This is not a religious-centered school, it is a greed-centered school. The staff has a few good professors, but outside of that everyone is incompetent. As someone who has dumped thousands of dollars into this university only to be told they cannot graduate, I can advise you to not waste your time or money here. Strive for a better university and a better future for yourself. This place is not your stepping stone.

I'm sure your university is very nice. But when YOU are having an event, and tell people to park at Giant Eagle, I hate you. Simply trying to do grocery shopping and not ONE parking place was available as I watched many people walking up to their cars from the direction of Walsh, all wearing similar event t-shirts. THEY were the ones clogging up the store parking. Completely. This wasn't today, as my review will be dated, but was over the summer.

I received top notch experiences as an education major there. Nearly all professors there are high professionals, and they provide enough financial assistance to where student debt becomes manageable upon graduation. I took off one star because the food sucks, campus life is nonexistent, and they make you take numerous electives that postpone graduating, but I highly recommend the university.

Your education is a significant investment. You owe it to yourself and your future to fully investigate any and all information you can find about a school you are considering. Our family made a terrible to decision to trust Walsh. We were prompt and deliberate when it came to denying student loans. The university ignored our intent to decline them and repeatedly including loans in the aid amount. In total we have faced countless hours of frustration with the Board of Regents, the Better Business Bureau, and now the Attorney General. The university president even acknowledged to us that there are flaws in their system that cause errant communications like this. Yet the university feels that it more important to threaten collections over a disputed tuition amount just days after one of their former students loses her job due to COVID-19. Further, we have offered to make payments under dispute to them. They agreed to accept those payments and not impact her credit history. However, they will not tell us how much to pay. I've been trying to get an answer for some acceptable periodic amount and no one will respond. The department is incredibly mismanaged and I urge you to consider a higher quality product for your education decision.