Baker College

I’m a graduate of Baker and now realize they are nothing that they claim to be. They do NOT help you with employment, they lie to your face to get your money and a huge waste of time. A family member also went here, didn’t finish but has enough credits for a BA. They screwed them over big time. My family member started right out of high school, stopped for employment reasons but started up again, several years later for Nursing. After making almost a 4.0 and only 2 classes left until entering the program, they were called in to meet with a counselor. The counselor stated because of the earlier classes GPA, it brought the overall GPA too low to enter into the program! Like this wouldn’t have been known BEFORE putting in all that time and effort? Even if they made a 4.0 in the Nursing program, it would leave the GPA too low. But they decide to tell them after putting in all that time, effort and money. When Baker was questioned about their practices in this case, they turned it around and blamed my family member for dropping out of one of the last classes. They dropped out because of the information given about not being able to make it into the program. Baker might be the most ridiculous, scam artist, fake, money hungry, uncaring school I’ve ever heard of. Take responsibility for ruining someone’s college career. It’s now I realize that Baker is looked down upon in a lot of people’s eyes. Save your money and go anywhere else! The higher ups are worthless, horrible human beings!

Beautiful school

I attend Baker College through online courses. I received my Associates Degree in Human Resource Management and my Bachelors Degree in Business Administration Human Resource Management both from Baker College Online.
I am currently working on My MBA Human Resource Management through the Baker College Graduate School Online.
Classes are thorough, require a lot of discipline to get the work done on time. If I didn’t have to work full-​time I would prefer attending classes in person somewhere.
However, this made it convenient for me to start my degree in Illinois and move to Washington, DC without interruption.