Walden University Review

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An Unbiased Review of Walden University
Walden University offers programs designed for working students based on the scholar-practitioner model, which stresses the mastery of both scholarly research and professional skills. The school also upholds the value of positive social change and aims to produce graduates who will make meaningful contributions to their communities.

Pros:

Walden University has 58 campuses around the world plus an online school, making it easier for students from different countries to take advantage of its resources.
Walden is part of the Laureate International Universities Network, giving students access to graduate residencies in Spain, Chile and England, as well as access to a global career center and global mentorship program.
Though Walden is a school for working professionals, it strives to maintain a balance by emphasizing the importance of academic scholarship, not just career preparation.
Cons:

Because there are so many students enrolled at Walden all over the world, some may find that the school lacks a the unified structure of traditional universities.
Walden University offers a limited number of degree programs, especially undergraduate programs.
Fact Sheet:

There are over 270,000 students enrolled at Walden University's 58 campuses and online.

Walden is accredited by the The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association, plus several other professional councils and organizations.

Undergraduate and/or graduate degrees are offered in areas like education, child development, psychology, business administration, information systems management, nursing, public health and others.

Walden University's Conference on Social Change attracts over 1,000 social change leaders from around the country to discuss sustainability, globalization, war and peace, and other topics.

Student Life

Walden features many university services, including undergraduate tutoring, career services, a research center, a writing center, library, academic advising, and benefits and support for international students and military students. The Student Support Team guides online students through student orientation, tech support, finding resources and maneuvering around the online campus.

Tuition

Tuition at Walden varies by college and level of each program. Tuition for education programs ranges from $220 per quarter credit hour to $695 per semester hour, for example.