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Career and School Info for Fashion Designers in Maine



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AIU Online

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Student/Alumnus Reviews of Schools for This Career and State

University Of Maine • Orono, ME
Studying Business Design (completion in 2009)

• 11/12/2011

"I would not go here again."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?noI wouldn't recommend this school. It is very expensive given the quality of instruction. Poor value.
Program Reputation3New program, so it is not well known yet. Very few are drawn to the program from outside of the state.
Program Quality2It is not a well run program. This program offers poor outplacement services.
Instruction3This was a new program, so the instructors are new to the field as well. The classroom set up was poor.
How Difficult1Anyone can pass this program. The business courses were harder than the design courses.
Hands-On vs. BookishNot enough hands on opportunities. I would have benefited from fellowship programs.
Schedule Flexibility2Very flexible with lots of self study. The program did allow me to work at the same time.
Academic Facilities1Poor labs and poor setup of the classrooms.
Social Life10There were lots of fun parties at the school. I was part of a fraternity, which added to the fun.
Placement Services2Job placement help is poor and I didn't take good advantage of the offerings.
Alumni Network10Good weekly updates. Alumni programs are often offered.
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