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Creighton University Reviews
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Creighton was a transformative experience. The community is truly one that supports the whole student.
While I didn't take any online courses, supplemental learning resources were an important part of many courses.
This semester most classes were hybrid, in other words, half online half in person. All the professors were well equipped for the task making the transition easy.
The students and professors at Creighton are amazing, they make the experience even in COVID-19 times enjoyable.
Creighton has such a friendly community & a nice campus! The classroom learning environment is very unique and has helped me to learn a lot. The teachers and faculty member are very nice and willing to help. Especially with the pandemic, the university has made the campus feel safe and clean. It is definitely a great school and a home away from home.
The class sizes and quality in my experience as a psychology major was great. I loved my professors and always felt supported in my undergraduate journey. It was also much easier to get into research labs to get experience there. The dance program is also great!
My only real complaint would be that Creighton refused to divest from fossil fuels which goes against their social justice mission. Also, they really need to diversify in terms of race.
My only real complaint would be that Creighton refused to divest from fossil fuels which goes against their social justice mission. Also, they really need to diversify in terms of race.
I took hybrid classes during covid. It wasn’t the best but it was evident that the professors did their best to make sure students had all the necessary resources to succeed online.
Online classes have been pretty manageable. I have heard that some professors have trouble with using the online technology but all of my online classes have gone smoothly.
So far I have had a great experience at Creighton. The campus is beautiful, everyone is very nice, and the school work is challenging but manageable. Things are a little different because of COVID-19 but the university is doing its best to find ways to get students involved with various activities.
It was hard at first to get adjusted, but once we all got it figured out it went well. It seemed like it was the hardest for the professors to transition.
Catholic in name but almost Satanic in practice. Typical Jesuit institution: admissions office will tell you it is a Catholic school so Catholic families put money in their mouths. Once you arrive, you realize no one is interested in Catholicism or any virtue for that matter. The fact that Creighton students go off campus to attend FOCUS events at UNO speaks volumes. There is no community for Catholic students on this campus. FOCUS has been told they cannot come on the campus. The small percentage of Catholics who practice their faith are treated as outcasts. Party culture is pandemic. Culture of toxic one-upmanship is prevalent in this high-achieving environment (can someone say F.L.P?). I have graduated but I don't like to be associated with this place. I would give money to Franciscan and Ave Maria university and even a Newman center at a secular school before I gave money to CU. If you want your college student to go to heaven, you are better off sending them to UNL.
Classes I took online were decent. I wish I had taken them in person. CU faculty are pretty great and well trained.
I'm currently in my second year at Creighton University and living amidst a pandemic and yet still having a fun time with my friends while following the understandable new health and safety standards set by our school for the time being. Aside from that, the education I'm getting right now is amazing. The staff have a personal connection with many of their students which is not only unique, but incredibly helpful especially during a stressful time like right now.
Its far too early to tell. Some instructions, as in expectations, are really tough to find or figure out.
As much as I realize this is a tough time, Creighton has been a total bait and switch.
Their intramural lineup is entirely video games.
Clubs are not allowed to do anything as far as I can tell. Club sports are not allowed to practice.
You cannot eat in the dining hall.
One of my kids has almost all classes online (not all, most).
The move in could have been substantially easier if there was a START HERE. There wasn't which led to an extremely frustrating beginning.
Housing costs are equal, which is great if you get a nice dorm, but not really fair to those that get stuck in the least desirable halls.
Would get more out of joining the real Rocket League online... .wish I was kidding.
Their intramural lineup is entirely video games.
Clubs are not allowed to do anything as far as I can tell. Club sports are not allowed to practice.
You cannot eat in the dining hall.
One of my kids has almost all classes online (not all, most).
The move in could have been substantially easier if there was a START HERE. There wasn't which led to an extremely frustrating beginning.
Housing costs are equal, which is great if you get a nice dorm, but not really fair to those that get stuck in the least desirable halls.
Would get more out of joining the real Rocket League online... .wish I was kidding.
I greatly appreciate all of the efforts my professors and Creighton's staff put into transitioning my courses into an online format. The material was all there, the lectures were as straight-forward as possible, and my professors were very reasonable with deadlines considering the circumstances.
The professors and staff genuinely care about the success of every student from their first year until graduation. I love Creighton's passion for service, its campus, and that the city surrounding Creighton, Omaha, is considered many students' "Home-aha." I was first attracted by its academic reputation and the opportunity to complete both my undergraduate pre-requisites and a PharmD in a total of 6 years instead of 8, and I stayed for the people and the Bluejay spirit.