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CU Denver GenCyber

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4.1★★★★★47 Google reviews
Lovea year ago
★★★★★

I highly recommend the Empowering Women in Business course at the CU Business School. It fulfills your DEI course requirement, but is actually the least woke of all the options and actually beneficial for your career and professional life. The course helps women plan out their professional journey and career goals. They bring in extremely successful women as guest speakers that will leave you with great life advice. The course pairs each student with a successful mentor in your desired field that will also give you some valuable lessons. It is so worth it, and this is the best course that is offered by the University of Colorado, especially if you are a woman.

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Browsinga year ago
★★★★★

If you want to waste tens of thousands of dollars to a diploma mill than this is the school for you. Seriously CUD is a joke the business school appears to be more than 50% international students now on full ride scholarships yet every student in that program that I have met or partnered with cheat. AI is so easy to use you'll notice about half the class taking their phones out to scan the whiteboard or presentation then verbatim reading off what ChatGpt gave them. Very sad. Huge waste of money.

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Ta year ago
★★★★★

A waste of tens of thousands of dollars. CU simply doesn't care about your education and will flat out lie to your face that they offer in person classes. 90+% of all classes at the business school are now online only. The business school building is now looking rundown with lights that have been burnt out for a year. Roaches roam the building too.

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Caleb Bailey2 years ago
★★★★★

Shadow of its former self, I think it got addicted to advertising on social media or something, the dean is clearly unaware of what goes on in the school. Online classes are kinda a scam besides the accounting department but the school doesn’t even follow the accounting practices implemented. Maybe they’re in the business of scamming people out of their money or maybe they’re in the business of sub-par education and over charging for international students which are the most vonriable. Really getting people ready for the global market where that is common place. Can’t believe that Chase would be associated with this company or really not feel that it reflects poorly on the brand association. Wish someone in the administration would do something but this place is a dumpster fire of mediocrity, can’t tell if students are in undergrad, graduate school or high school. Thanks CU Denver I can’t wait to take this off my resume.

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Cher Vo4 years ago
★★★★★

Pleasant experience with the graduate programs. Management program professors are the best!! International Business and Entrepreneurship courses are also top-notch. Dr. Jim LoPresti and Roy Becker were definitely my favorite professors of all time—would love to take more classes with them! Besides the faculty, the Grad Advising team is just awesome!!! Thank you Paula, Andrew, and Melissa for your hard work!

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