University of Rhode Island
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- KINGSTON, RI
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University of Rhode Island
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- KINGSTON, RI
- Rating 4.34 out of 5 29 reviews
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Masters Programs
Most Popular Masters Programs
- Business103 Students
- Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition39 Students
- Nursing Science, Education, and Practice34 Students
- Library Science33 Students
- Natural Resources Conservation and Management27 Students
- Teaching25 Students
- Computer and Information Systems Security24 Students
- Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology23 Students
- Human Development23 Students
- Teaching English as a Second Language22 Students
Doctoral Programs
Most Popular Doctoral Programs
- Pharmacy Studies121 Students
- Physical Therapy26 Students
- Natural Sciences15 Students
- Clinical Psychology11 Students
- English Language Studies8 Students
- Teaching8 Students
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Drug Design6 Students
- Business5 Students
- Mathematics and Statistics5 Students
- Nursing Science, Education, and Practice5 Students
Graduate Students
Total Graduate Students
2,999
Part-Time Grad Students
1,163
Research Assistants
220
Teaching Assistants
368
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of students agree that professors care about their students' success. 12 responsesPoll
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of students agree that professors are engaging and easy to understand. 12 responsesPoll
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of students agree that professors helped connect them to future opportunities. 12 responsesReturn On Investment
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of students feel the degree they are getting at this school is worth the time and money. 12 responses- Cost of Livinggrade B minus
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$69,021Median Rent
$1,568
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$1,163Median Home Value
$397,800
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So far my experience with the PhD program in education has been positive. The professors are very understanding about the fact that we have lives outside of the program and flexible on due dates. They genuinely seem to want us to find out who we are as researchers and treat us like colleagues. My only real concern is that they are currently going through a restructuring of the program, which might lend itself to some confusion as to course offerings in the future.
The online program was a great option for students that are working or have families and can’t commit to being on campus. I liked having virtual meetings with the teachers and meeting the students. I still am in contact with some colleagues. I do wish that the university did a better job a preparing students for the real world and had more internship opportunities instead of writing papers. I hope in the future colleges and universities will give students to learn hands on instead of discussing real world in the classroom setting.
The academics were challenging, especially within the ocean engineering field, but the amount of material learned was so useful and professor truly helped me on focusing on one specific area being offshore renewable wind energy to better our planet and future. As well as take the steps in combating climate change. The importance of helping fix the climate to the best of our abilities and the cleaner sources of energy we have on this planet, the better quality of life every person will have. Viruses like the covid-19 outbreak will become more controlled and intense storms from the warming planet will become less intense in the future and less frequent again. My roll in life is to make this planet sustainable and help human development in a very clean way.