Willamette University Reviews

"The professors and staff are incredibly dedicated to your education and achievement. They go out of their way to ensure each individual is receiving the education they expected. Being across the street from the state capitol is an incredible resource and opportunity for work in the government, as well as the supreme and appellate courts."

"I feel that graduate program here is going to be very much worth it. The tuition is high but you are not only getting an education, but you are also building connections, and getting ready for life itself."

"I really enjoy my school. The people are nice, the location is great, and overall the faculty is accessible, friendly and knowledgeable. My only real complaint is the workload, especially because I have a family that I hardly ever get to see right now, however, I imagine that this aspect wouldn't be much different at any other law school."

"Willamette University was my undergraduate school and I chose to go to the School for International Training in Vermont for my Master's in International Education. Pros: Very focused majors, faculty who have extensive work experience and know their material. Also an internship is a required part of your degree and there is a Career Center that is dedicated to helping students find internships. Cons: The school is situated on a hill in a small town in Vermont. The public transportation does not come up to campus on the weekend."

"I wanted to be an actor, so I studied acting in college. What it really helped me do was qualify for the kind of grad school I was interested in at the time and THAT led to more acting work."

"Willamette University is a great school. Diversity is low in terms of race, ethnicity and culture but the diversity of knowledge is amazing. There are many great classes to take and the professors are always available to students. I am glad that I chose Willamette."

"Pros: Great professors/faculty, great learning environment, good quality of education, very friendly people, good career support and network Cons: not the best town/school for social life"

"Willamette University's College of Law has a very good reputation in the Pacific Northwest, which is helpful for making good connections. I like the school and I think they are really working to become more competitive."

"-Pros -Level of Academically respected Faculty -Knowledge gained through courses -Exposure to real world through projects -Networking opportunities -Study abroad options -Cons -Program/school not as well recognized outside the northwest"