Baker College of Cadillac
- 4 Year
- CADILLAC, MI
College
Baker College of Cadillac Reviews
Rating 3.88 out of 5 128 reviews
I feel as though Baker College has a great nursing program. I would like to see the professors work more with the students, it feels as though we as students are just chores that have to be completed at times.
Baker College is honestly an amazing college. The staff are so very helpful and they know you by name. They're constantly giving away free swag, food, etc. They go above and beyond to help you find funding and find the right program for you. It's also very affordable. I genuinely love it there and the culture is amazing.
I would like to see more involvement of professors in students college work. I felt dismissed by my advisor when i tested positive for Covid-19, and had to miss 2 weeks of classes. They told me my only option was to drop out, and that’s what I did.
Overall I have had a positive experience with Baker College of Cadillac. I have been attending this college for a few years online. I haven't had any negative experiences with this college. I would recommend this college if anyone has a tight schedule. They do well with working on deadlines.
All of my classes have been online and I haven't had any issues with any teachers. Their website is very easy to use and their staff works hard to make sure you have what you need. The whole experience has been very easy to navigate.
Bakers online programs are easy to navigate and make it easy to get my work and discussions done for the week
Out of the 3 colleges I've attended, Baker has been the best college. OneStop is so helpful and my advisor is awesome to work with. Very happy I've chosen Baker of Cadillac to get my degree.
I really like the friendly atmosphere that Baker has to offer. The smaller classes are also an excellent bonus because it means your professor is more likely to take time to make sure each student understands.
I have started my second semester at Baker College in Cadillac and have been so impressed with those who have helped me along the way. Every question I had was answered right away and explained in a way I understood. I would recommend this college to anyone.
All the programs are set up for success. Easy to follow curriculum, no wasting time. They also have online classes that are condensed into 8 week courses so you can take on the side or in the summer.
Baker college is very unorganized. They are always making drastic changes and us as the students cannot keep up. Makes it very hard on the students to do anything. Signing up for classes, getting the right books or materials you need the the class, getting the work done etc.
I was stalked and harassed by a welding instructor, while the staff turned a blind eye, and someone tried to break into my car. This is a pathetic excuse of a learning institution.
This college has canceled my program on me. It has been a struggle with the school since day one. But set aside that the staff there is freindly and tries to be helpfull.
Baker College strives to teach students the things they need to know in a real world setting. As a design major, it's great to learn what my instructors actually do in their day to day careers versus learning irrelevant information about design. Not all instructors spend a lot of time instructing. Some seem to rely heavily on materials to teach the class, such as the online programs required for certain courses or a textbook to cover content. However, for the most part, I have enjoyed my experience and look forward to the rest of my time at Baker.
Very fast paced, which I love. 10 weeks is a very short amount of time, but it's efficient for someone like me who would like to finish school as quickly as possible. Some "instructors" (not all professors) seem to rely heavily on material (physical and online resources) rather than spend time actually teaching. The school is BYOD - bring your own device - which is a blessing and a curse. There is a learning curve to the technical aspects that are required to submit assignments and pass classes. Online classes are actually more hassle than physical classes. It's much easier to show up to class a few days a week and do work when it is convenient for me. The best thing about the school, in my opinion, is the flexibility of class times. I am glad I'm attending, but I wouldn't recommend it if other options are open.
Once in the program was able to get classes without a problem.
I prefer the classroom setting.
You get to intern at several area school.
Some blackboard work can be confusing.
Hand on labs, large amount of homework.