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Most of the coursework for the Ed.D program is laughable at best. The professors are mixed, with some being decent and some being terrible. The expectations of the program are uneven and unfair. I know some people from my cohort who paid other cohort members to write their dissertations, cheated and were allowed to finish the program, fail a class and not dropped from the program, defend with no comments from their readers or advisers on anything past chapter one of their dissertation. Some people had almost... Read More no oversight over their dissertation process, while others had to go through rigorous revisions and oversight process. The issue is that a lot of the students and professors know the program is bad, but it is in everyone's best interest to go with the flow. No student wants to admit the program they got their doctorate from is a joke. No professors wants to fess up to teaching in a degree mill. The school has removed all of the requirements for entrance into the program as well. What kind of graduate program does not require GRE or MAT scores? The bottom line is that the school has gotten greedy. The graduate programs are a huge source of income, and so it is in their best interest to keep as many students enrolled in the program as possible.

I have recently completed a bachelor degree at TNU. It is indeed a great university where everyone cares about every students success. However, there is only one professor who is very arrogant, and it seems that he has some mental issues. Dr. B. will never answer a question when he is asked and instead he will ask for a volunteer in the class to answer the question asked by another student. I did a google search on him and I was unable to find a single article ever published by him. He claims to have written... Read More a book on leadership, but I could not find that book. I asked the librarian at the university if she could find me the book and even she could not find it at the library. I did want to continue with my graduate studies at TNU but once I found out that Dr. B. will teach a couple of classes on leadership and organizational behavior, I decided not to continue with my graduate studies at TNU. When I discussed my concerns about Dr. B. with a senior administrative staff, the reply I got was that I was not the first person complaining about Dr. B.. I was told that almost every term there are students complaining about him and according to that person a few years ago one entire class petitioned the dean to remove him from their class and the dean had no choice but to remove B. from teaching that particular class.