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University of Notre Dame
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- Notre Dame, IN
- 9 reviews
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Graduate Students
Total Graduate Students
3,990
Part-Time Grad Students
274
Research Assistants
775
Teaching Assistants
653
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- NightlifeA
Median Household Income
$37,615
National
$55,322Median Rent
$780
National
$949Median Home Value
$74,300
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University of Notre Dame Reviews
9 reviews
As a witness to many peers being kicked out, leaving abusive labs, and/or not graduating, Notre Dame does not take proactive measures let alone responsibility for students who they admit but don't complete their programs. This is emphasized by their scrubbing of a website which used to detail attrition rates across the school. Though they have a lot of money from their endowment to make students financially stable as well as provide them professional development in an especially cheap city to live in, the support is disingenuous coming only from specific admins. The general research culture overall for the university does not reflect a culture of care and remains to prefer publish or perish mindsets. If you're Catholic, you may fare better. If not, best of luck.
Generally, I find the faculty and services to be incredibly accommodating, well-balanced, and caring. Sometimes the fellow students that are drawn to Notre Dame have a hard time engaging with viewpoints that differ from their own--though, this is of course not categorically the case. But be aware that finding open-minded community may be difficult, depending on your department.
Notre Dame is a unique university with a focus on integrity, community, and excellence is everything the students do. The business school is no different.