I recently completed my B.S. in Management Computer/Information Systems with Park University and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed studying with this institution. I have never been to the main campus in Parkville as I completed my degree almost entirely online, but I do not think that the online experience took anything away from my education, in fact I think I may have learned more through online classes compared to past in-the-classroom experiences.

Initially, I was very nervous about taking courses online, but soon found that it was the right method for me. The mobility of online classes are great, but the thing with Park is that you are required to be in one place at a certain time once each semester for a proctored final exam. While this sometimes became problematic with my current career in the military, I think the proctored exam policy that they implement keeps a higher level of legitimacy compared to other institutions that offer degrees online.

Like any school (online or face-to-face) you will have good teachers, bad teachers, ambitious classmates, and slackers at Park, but in the end you will get out of it what you put into it. Great school, low cost, and would recommend to anyone looking to pursue an undergrad.

I graduated from Park and it was a pleasant experience... I did the online park and it was great. No hassles if you need to talk to someone they r ALWAYS there and itbwas amazing.

I received my BS in Criminal Justice in 3.5 yrs....

I enjoyed the online experience for the most part of classes I took. I enjoyed doing the week courses at my own pace and asking questions online in a discussion type format. I did not have many interactions with students or the professor other than having to submit response to other individuals. I preferred to get in and get stuff done on time but I hated how I would scramble at the last minute to complete things.

I feel that a new career is actually how you do at a job and what you learn about the specific systems your career uses. I feel college only helped in little things and that if your career had specialized training prior to working it would be more attuned to what you will be doing in your new career.