Northwestern University

As I was out exploring downtown Chicago, I came across Northwestern University. This little campus is not their main campus. That would be found in Evanston, IL.
Their School of Law, School of Medicine, and School of Professional Studies are all on this campus. Appears to be a nice campus from this outsiders perspective.

I took a professional development course for work. The course itself was fantastic and would reommend Molly Fine to anyone who wants to learn more about the business world from here.
Getting documentation so my company would reimburse me was a nightmare. The staff is not friendly and often unresponsive. Jeannine Russo (the Assistant Dean of Administration and Finance) particullary seem annoyed that someone paying money to the institution would bother her with such things. I will not be going to NU for future professional development courses because of dealing with the staff.

4 stars for access to wi-​fi for visitors without the whole production of finding someone in IT and getting a name and password.
The décor is simple enough.
Technology seemed up to date in every room that I visited.
The ladies restrooms could stand some updating (2.5 stars)
The chairs in each room I had to visit were comfortable and adaptable for 8.5 hours of continued test taking. The desks are pretty redumentary… meaning they’re more like the fold out tables your parents would buy for family gatherings or the kind we had for school productions in Elementary (Primary) school.
The stairwells were clean which is impressive as I take the stairs not the elevator and so many places have trife stairwells. Wow! don’t think I’m forcing a review or making up something to say — I promise this matters when you have allergies or asthma.

I’m an NU doctoral student over at main campus in Evanston, but I somehow found myself here after taking the Intercampus Shuttle.
I strolled into the bookstore and noticed that there were a lot of products and merchandise that isn’t sold at the Norris Center in Evanston. The prices here weren’t too bad either.
I picked up a couple books that were in their bargain bin that were actually tons cheaper than the same titles on Amazon used marketplace.
After wandering around River North and the surrounding area, I sometimes wish that main campus was actually situated here, but I like having the quaint college-​town environment that I’m getting used to.

Excellent for graduate education, charming (but expensive) location, and lots of opportunities. The administration and curriculum are worthwhile, but do have areas to improve in. Overall, a superior school in the heart of Chicago.

I am just rating t he exterior of the campus. I was in Chicago for a bit and visited the school just to check it out since have heard so much about it. The campus is pretty and the general energy around the area is very much a college town. Like it, but the academic offerings are not what I am looking for.

Feinberg has an unbeatable location for your medical education with plenty of de-​stressing distractors.