Reviews of Lawrence Technological University (University)

Francesco Z.

Great internet on campus and dorms. I get 3mb/s when downloading and streaming at dorm. It can get up to 15mb/s streaming on campus.

Mohamad Chamseddine

Great engineering environment , this is your place if you want to be a real /authentic engineer . End of discussion .

jimmy Z

A place to practice

Sandy Nassori

They gave me hard time , i took two classes and waste about 6000 dollars after they change their laws so easy for them to tell me sorry this is new law caused me to quit study here..the two stars are only for two good drs

Manjunathan Nalliyannagounder

A good place to study masters in Industrial Engineering.

G Lo

Great University. My brother goes here and he loves it. Campus is nice, and people are friendly. Professors are very educated. The meal plan is pretty good.

Dave D

Heating system has problems

Chris Wheeler

A joke.

Aras Puodziunas

I laugh how half these reviews are not even students... these are all paid reviews ???????? International student (3.8gpa) : Yes. You will get a job if you attend. If you would like to work in Michigan that is... You will also have to pay for classes that force you to learn about the American gvt structure (absolutely pointless) as every elective is biased towards domestic students. There are random fees that are never discussed. Wi-Fi is horrible (somewhat decent after 8pm). Gym is always used by athletic teams with poor scheduling. Food on campus is a joke (student government has been fighting to switch provider for years already) There is no communication between the many departments, if you are architecture and want to work countless hours and nights in a row. Have fun balancing these other $$$ electives because "my class is the most important because it took me many years to be able to teach so if you show less emphasis in my class, I will show less compassion towards your grade" - example of professors logic. TL:dr LTU will get you a job, their curriculum needs improvement. Facilities are out dated. Hella expensive even for a private institution that gives scholarship, they'll slap you with unregulated fees. Cheers

Aliscea “ace” Phelps

Love them they always on time for ARE appointments love them

Urban Treasure

The ROI (Return On Investment) is substantially higher than competing 4 year colleges.

Selvana Odish

Getting my masters ????

Martin Hoemke

I'm a undergraduate senior who has been at LTU for 4 years. LTU is a great university and it is almost guaranteed you will get a job after you graduate. The professors will work with you and all the class sizes are small (less then 30 students). There are also good labs and facilities for the "practice" part of LTU's slogan. There are many minor things LTU could fix, but overall it is a very good school if you can afford the private school cost.

Arif Qawama

I attended LTU 1990-1992, graduated with BS in Mechanical Engineering every thing there was grate

Deandre Bond

Great school. But stay away from Dr. Nabil Grace and Dr. Elin Jensen ( the slave masters ) who brings foreign students from all over the world and abuses them..

Leslee Siefert

I attended for the MSE (Masters of Science Eductation) degree -- loved the program. Only one instructor was poor and they removed her after our class lodged numerous complaints. Overall a great education for science teachers.

Dave Rozman

Great Engineering school. One of the very best. My BSEE has prepared me and served me very well to work in a very fast moving industry. It's a great time to be a Engineer, technology has never been more challenging and exciting and LTU is highly respected.

Sean Gage

Based on my short experience with LTU, I wouldn't recommend wasting your time applying for this school. I was looking for an online Master's program and came across LTU via one of my co-workers. After contacting LTU and describing to them what I was looking for, I was quickly contacted by their admissions center. I'll be honest, at this point everything seemed to be going quite well; I had a few pleasant conversations with my counselor, all information that I had asked for was quickly given, and the application process was very well explained and went smoothly. After that, is where things started going downhill for LTU. I was finally contacted by my counselor and told that I will not be accepted to the Master's program that I had applied for due to new "requirements." Now, I understand that I have been out of school for awhile at this point and things change, but LTU couldn't even explain what requirements I did not meet. All they told me is that I would be receiving a package explaining everything. Well guess what, I never actually received anything from them explaining the decision. Trying to gather more information as to why I wasn't accepted, as I was preparing to apply to other programs, I again tried contacting LTU and my counselor. After numerous attempts of trying to get a hold of someone, I never did receive a simple response either by email or by phone call. I cannot recommend a institution that does not make any kind of effort to keep applicants informed on decisions made, whether accepted or rejected. They are clearly just worried about making money and trying to boost their own rankings. They could honestly care less about potential students in my opinion unless its going to benefit them in some way. So disappointing.

Debra Shiflett

LTU is a great school. A bit pricy, but if you put the time in, most of the program will help you get to where you want to go. It is not a diploma mill, but I've seen students that should not have been admitted. It makes you wonder if the high tuition opens more doors than it should. Only wish the cost was lower, but you do get real teachers from real world jobs, and some of them are brilliant scholars besides being just instructors. Overall, I'd rate the school very high. better than Wayne State, Oakland, and comparable to U of M and Michigan State. No, it is not MIT or Cal Tech, but it is close to Michigan Tech. The availability of classes is better than 95% of universities out there.

NobodySmith1

After getting a Degree in their Computer Science, Software Development, Web Development Program and being actively a part of Phi Kappa Upsilon, expected to demonstrate confidence and professionalism in the field once completed everything. But instead demonstrated vindictiveness over time against other people in the same field from other schools all over the globe because of the lack of knowledge gained in the program to succeed, unlike others had. THIS SCHOOL IS NOT RECOMMENDED OR THE PROGRAMS WITHIN IT to people if you intend to have confidence WITH professionalism taught to you and engrained in you, so you can demonstrate it for all like the advertisements. These traits will not be given to you. You will be taken in willingly, and even given a semi-serious job there to help you along and pay bills, BUT you will NOT make people happy doing what you love. You will instead lash out at people on occasion in a vindictive fashion and not enjoy what you do. THIS IS FACTUAL. Working there behind a desk still trying to use my degree all over the country and planet since 2011. This is a warning for all to stay away from this school and people that have just Lawrence Tech Degrees, as you will not go anywhere with them and be stuck in a rut for over 8 years in counting. This has NOTHING to do with the current economy and status of Detroit Michigan right now. It has to do with all the professors and people that have been around and taught over the time being here. Learned nothing about helping oneself or how to handle a situation properly in a polite manner. Still feel uneducated and act unprofessional after attaining degree. BE WARNED AND STAY AWAY! THIS SCHOOL WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE AND NOT MAKE IT BETTER.

Raymond Wagner

LTUs Audio Engineering program does little to distinguish itself from similar cheaper programs at other schools and doesn't cover several vital subjects needed to succeed in the field such as training in programmable equipment like crestron. The total approximate cost of my schooling was about $120,000 and I am still lacking the knowledge required to get an entry-level job in the field. I could have bought a house for the amount of money I have invested into this degree, but instead I am destined to work two jobs for the next several years... tl;dr: The Audio program is seriously not worth it. Uses the same professors as Schoolcraft, just go there. - R. Wagner, Bachelor of Science in Audio Engineering Technologies, Class of 2016 (3.9 GPA).