Computer and Information Sciences Graduate Programs in the Boston Area

• Cambridge, MA•

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology•

• Graduate School

• Cambridge, MA•

• Harvard University•

• Graduate School

• Boston, MA•

• Northeastern University•

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  Rating 4 out of 5  1 review

Master's Student: The program is designed for people from non-technical backgrounds, which is a great opportunity for those who were not majored in computer science but wish to make a transition into software engineering development. The program offers one-year "align" bridge courses to help you gain foundational knowledge and skills necessary to succeed a Master's degree in Computer Sciences. The student cohort is made up of people from different professions and undergraduate majors who want to pivot into careers in technology so it is easy to form study groups with like-minded people. The downside of the program is it takes at least about 2.5 years finish, which is longer than typical graduate programs.... Read 1 review

• Lowell, MA•

• University of Massachusetts Lowell•

• Graduate School

• Boston, MA•

• Suffolk University•

• Graduate School

• Boston, MA•

• Graduate School

• Nashua, NH•

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  Rating 4.16 out of 5  19 reviews

Master's Student: The academics were challenging but helped me grow. I recommend Rivier University for online learning. Overall, it was a great experience. The professors care about your success. The courses were challenging but I learned a lot. I am glad I enrolled in the FNP program online. It was a great way to enroll as a part time student while working at the same time. Every week in each class you do a discussion board where you interact with your classmates. You respond to each others posts weekly. Canvas was challenging at first if you haven’t done online classes before but I quickly got the hang of it. The program was affordable compared to others, which was a motivator. A lot of my co-workers also attend Rivier. My co-workers have similar reviews and viewpoints. One thing that is challenging though is that you have to find your own clinicals. I think this is the most difficult and negative part of the program. Overall, I would recommend it to other prospective graduate students.... Read 19 reviews