It's known as a good school and the PR program, in particular, has a stellar reputation. It's also closer to home than where I did my undergrad and that was something else I was looking for when choosing a college
Course Curriculum :
It was good but needed to be updated. A lot of the program professors haven't been in the PR world for a while and it's constantly changing so their knowledge of the information wasn't as helpful as when I actually got into PR
Fees :
Fees were paid each semester and there was also the usual student activities fees, student government fees
Examination Structure :
The exam structure is a lot of multiple choice questions. The exam structure is also lots of short answers. The exam structure also has presentations and writing tests to prepare you for the field. That?s all
Faculty :
The faculty are really positive and fun teachers but their knowledge of the current PR world is outdated which made it hard when leaving the program to adapt
