Graduate Schools in the Indianapolis Area

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 4.57 out of 5  14 reviews

Master's Student: Very rigorous program but there is lots of support! The class sizes are perfect and professors really care.... Read 14 reviews

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 4.41 out of 5  69 reviews

Alum: I earned a bachelor's degree in art education. IUPUI has the Herron School of Art. Oh it is a commuting school, the camaraderie and positive atmosphere among students was invigorating. The art Ed program was comprehensive in what to share with students, though it would have been nice to know more about school politics. The art history and art practicum and teaching practicum all left me feeling quite prepared to teach. The school of education had a different atmosphere, but taught us how to teach and train children. The practical classes going into classrooms to observe, ask questions, and eventually to teach or incredibly helpful and very available. My student teaching opportunity was difficult, but truly prepared me for the classroom.... Read 69 reviews

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 4.44 out of 5  18 reviews

Master's Student: One of my favorite things about my program is how small the class sizes are. It makes it so much easier to connect with your professors and other classmates. I also absolutely love all of the professors because you can tell that they truly care about their students and their future. I haven't had any bad experiences in my program. The only complaint I have is that we have evening classes, but other than that I really enjoy it!... Read 18 reviews

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 4.11 out of 5  38 reviews

Other: As a dedicated and enthusiastic student, I have been deeply engaged in my studies and research within the field of sociology. During my first semester at University of Indianapolis, I have had the privilege of exploring various topics, such as Applying Sociology, Quantitative Research Methods, Leadership and Management. These experiences have reinforced my desire to contribute meaningfully to the field and make a positive impact on society through my research. In addition to my academic achievements, I have actively participated in “Service-Learning and Community Engagement” programs. These opportunities have helped me develop leadership, communication, and critical thinking skills, which I believe will be instrumental in my future contributions as a sociologist. As an international student, I recognize the unique role I can play in breaking down barriers and fostering cultural integration.... Read 38 reviews

• Franklin, IN•

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• Anderson, IN•

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  Rating 4.6 out of 5  5 reviews

Master's Student: Coursework online and in person was very engaging. Some of the classes meet on zoom in weekly sessions with cohorts and others meet independently with professors and schedule small group collaboration for assignments. The balance is good between the two.... Read 5 reviews

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 4.67 out of 5  3 reviews

Graduate Student: Martin University is a gem of a school, very diverse and inclusive, and very hands on school. I'm very proud to be a Martin University Alumni, and continue to support the university in every way possible.... Read 3 reviews

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 4.7 out of 5  88 reviews

Master's Student: My academic advisor, Karen Cross, helped me a ton with the process of applying and enrolling. She explained things in great detail on what to expect. She also answered all of my questions I had and even followed up with another call a week later. I am excited to get started with my Masters program for Health and Wellness Education at ACE. This will give me so much range in furthering my career. Not to mention, it is by far the most affordable for those like myself that want to obtain higher education without being stuck with additional debt. They also offered zoom sessions to answer any questions people may have pertaining any of the programs; which I thought were very helpful. I look forward to beginning my Masters program this upcoming fall!... Read 88 reviews

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 4.73 out of 5  215 reviews

Master's Student: Once you get past the advisors there will be some great experiences. Do not wait on your advisor for anything. Take the initiative because they do not do their job timely. As much as I dislike Math taking Statics in the undergraduate program helped me get through my Six Sigma Black Belt exam. "Purdue Global" is off-putting when none of the other extensions put the extension name on the degree but it is becoming more and more recognized and associated with Purdue University as it should be. Hopefully, Mung Chiang the new President for Purdue will change the degree as you become a Purdue Alumni so that is what should be on the degree. Time Management is key to successfully attending online as well as a strong support system. Utilize your resources and be kind to yourself. Be aware of your mental health and emotional state. Have a support system that understands not judges. If they have never taken online courses they will not understand, period!... Read 215 reviews

• Indianapolis, IN•

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  Rating 5 out of 5  2 reviews

Master's Student: Hands down the best education one can receive! Every professor is personable and invested in the students. CTS requires more time in ministry placement and in clinical practicum than many other programs. They also provide more than the state required amount of supervision!... Read 2 reviews