Concordia University - Saint Paul Rankings by Salary Score™

Concordia St.Paul, specifically the M.S. ITM program is one of the worst programs around. Professors turn a blind eye to blatant plagiarism happening all across the program and this makes it extremely difficult for those who actually want to learn to learn from each other as most of the time the online discussions are just there for people to get points and not for people to actually learn. As a master's program that relates to I.T. management this program may offer courses that seem to help people how management... Read More works but in reality all of the work done is just research based and nothing practical. You don't interact with your classmates and in my cohort there may only be 2-3 people who actually shares their thoughts in class. The biggest problem with CSP is that all they care about is money. They don't care about the programs or how well it prepares their students. All the program does is get as many international students with no background in IT and get them an easy degree where they use third party homework helpers constantly to help them through out the program. The majority of the professors are all burnt out and don't seem to have the desire to teach anymore. They just teach the same old things from 2-3 years back and give generic feedback on your assignments. Overall, CSP is a place to get a cheap and easy degree. If you truly care about learning. Do not apply here. Find something else as this is a cheap university for a reason.

If you want to earn an easy piece of paper and be set back 25k, then this is your school. Unless you already work in sports, do not pursue this major, just get an MBA, youll be further ahead. I completed this degree, and learned very little new substance from my undergrad. Despite finishing, then walking, they at first refused to give me my diploma. They said I missed the first course of the cohort. What I soon learned is they placed me into a cohort that was in its second course and they never advised or... Read More followed up to ensure I took the intro course. The intro course was an all encompassing course to intro the degree field, so the irony of taking it at the end of the coursework was laughable. What they really wanted was the money. Due to their error, they ended up waiving the course. I just feel there are many other schools out there that arent a degree mill like this one. And I hate to crush your dreams, but likely I said, unless you already work in sports, this masters degree will not help you at all, unless youre ready to step back and earn $30k upon graduation.