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firehawk1120 · 02-22-2007, 03:44 PM

If Business Admin is your goal then Monmouth University is a great school. That is where I graduated from and they became an Accredited university my junior year there. I went on to get a job in one of the top 5 accounting firms and had offers from 2 of the 5 so I got to play the salary game.

My only problem with Monmouth was the fact that on the weekends it's a ghost town. Everyone pretty much goes home to do laundry, hang with old friends, etc. Also, they took away the public beach that I used to go to and put up condos, and the club that was there I think is shut down. So you have to drive a little bit to get to some of the fun places now.

Still a pretty good school but it's private so MUCHO EXPENSIVE. I don't regret going there, but it wasn't like I had the best time of my life there either. Go to all of them and visit with current students and ask around. It's a big decision, but luckily if you don't like it after your first year you can transfer and probably not lose any credits.

02-22-2007, 03:44 PM	#14
firehawk1120 Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,357 iTrader: (1)	If Business Admin is your goal then Monmouth University is a great school. That is where I graduated from and they became an Accredited university my junior year there. I went on to get a job in one of the top 5 accounting firms and had offers from 2 of the 5 so I got to play the salary game. My only problem with Monmouth was the fact that on the weekends it's a ghost town. Everyone pretty much goes home to do laundry, hang with old friends, etc. Also, they took away the public beach that I used to go to and put up condos, and the club that was there I think is shut down. So you have to drive a little bit to get to some of the fun places now. Still a pretty good school but it's private so MUCHO EXPENSIVE. I don't regret going there, but it wasn't like I had the best time of my life there either. Go to all of them and visit with current students and ask around. It's a big decision, but luckily if you don't like it after your first year you can transfer and probably not lose any credits.