By Mstine123comcastnet October 13, 2013
I started coming her with my boys over a year ago! The people here are welcoming and very kind. Pastor Carlson expresses his passion for God's word through his weekly sermon! I feel blessed to be a part of such a wonderful Christian community and look forward to service every Sunday! ...read more
By kfmass at Citysearch April 17, 2012
I have only been a student at Moody Bible Institute for a year and I have gleaned so much. The school is not liberal as some may say. They take very drastic measures to make sure that people who attend there are serious about their walk with the Lord. As far as communications with any particular office, I have had absolutely no problems. I am a distant learning student and I have to really boast about their online education program. The blackboard and student center is easy to access and enrolling for classes is all done right through the student center. I am attending there to obtain a BA in Leadership of Women's Ministries and the classes that will help me with women are all Scripturally based. If you're looking for a Bible - believing college, Moody is the place to go. You will not regret it.!!!! ...read more
By cbrotherwood at Citysearch March 19, 2012
I am a senior at Moody and I am in good standing with a good GPA. I have been in the distance learning program for 3 years. I will be ashamed to say a graduated from MBI because it is becoming more liberal every day. The doctrine of years past is being set aside for post-modernism masked as christian virtues. The school is teaching contrary to the Moody Handbook of Theology in many ways. Catholicism is now the oldest Christian denomination. It does not matter what you believe about creation as long as we agree God did it. These are just some of the apostate ideas that are being passed off as christian doctrine at Moody.\t\n\t\nIn addition, I came to Moody to learn the Bible so I might know God better and be able to better communicate Him to people in this lost and hurting world. Instead what I am learning is how to critically interact with liberal biblical scholarship, how to be Politically Correct, and Psychology. I actually learned the sexual stages of children as taught by Feud for my Education class. In my Genesis class not one of my textbooks was written by a person that professed faith in Christ. In my Romans Class after 6 weeks of an eight week class one of my classmates said he did not know what they wanted him to believe. Now, for my Capstone class I am reading a book that is praised for its ecumenicalism and my classmates are eating it up. That is right the last thing moody wants to impart to its students before they graduate is ecumenicalism.\t\n\t\nI used to wonder why the evangelical church was dieing and how could evangelical schools produce someone like Rob Bell. Now I know. With training like this for future church leaders it is no wonder we are such a post-modern mess and MBI is thought of as conservative. If you are reading this and thinking about going to MBI, please reconsider, SBTS and TMS both have undergrad programs, I know if I could do it over again that is where I would go. You can look me up on facebook if you don't believe that I am actually a student.\t\n\t\nOh, one more thing. Distance learning though MBI is a bureaucratic nightmare. Especially if you are a VA student. I was told that if i did not want to get locked out of blackboard and receive letters and emails that my account was bad for every class I was enrolled in, that is was my responsibility to get in touch with every department every term and inform them that I am a VA student. ...read more
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By DeVry University Online November 02, 2011
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By DeVry University Online October 27, 2011
The independent economic-impact analysis, conducted by The Cicero Group for DeVry Inc., tracked wage growth from 2003 to 2010 for graduates from the three DeVry Inc. schools in seven states, as well as a control group of individuals who expressed interest in DeVry University, Chamberlain College of Nursing or Carrington College California, but ultimately did not pursue a college degree. Both groups had statistically similar starting salaries of $25,000-$27,000 in 2003. But by the end of the seven-year period, graduates from the three DeVry Inc. schools out-earned those in the control group by significant margins in all degree categories. Specifically, graduates who earned a bachelor’s degree from a DeVry Inc. school increased their earnings by 65 percent to an average $44,262 at the end of the seven year period, compared to the control group’s average final earnings of 18 percent, or $29,224. Associate degree earners saw wage growth of 42 percent to an average $39,478; and certificate holders increased their wages 22 percent to an average $31,782. Graduates of all the DeVry schools studied experienced significant growth in their earnings over the seven-year period. Graduates of Chamberlain College of Nursing saw the greatest earnings increase—64 percent. Those who graduated from DeVry University averaged wage growth of 60 percent. And graduates of Carrington College California saw their wages increase by 22 percent. In addition to wage growth, graduates from the three DeVry schools reported greater job security, were more likely to be employed in salaried positions, and more likely to have a job with benefits like health insurance. And because 85 to 90 percent of graduates from the DeVry Inc. schools remain in their communities five years after graduation (compared with 64 to 67 percent for typical college graduates), the economic benefits associated with higher college degree completion rates are more likely to be felt within the community. “DeVry’s primary focus has always been the success of our students. This research confirms that our graduates are succeeding in their careers and earning a significant return on their educational investment,” said Daniel Hamburger, DeVry Inc. president and chief executive officer. The research also found that minority students and those who are the first in their family to attend college saw significant increases in income after earning a degree from DeVry University, Carrington College California or Chamberlain College of Nursing. Minorities earning a degree from a DeVry Inc. school saw wage growth of 49 percent, while first-generation college students saw growth of 42 percent. This compares to 18 percent and 17 percent growth rates, respectively, for similar individuals in the control group. Economic Impact Beyond Graduate Wages Beyond increases in graduate earnings, the study also analyzed the overall economic impact DeVry Inc. schools have on seven state and local economies. In California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Texas, DeVry Inc. schools had a total economic impact of $822 million in FY2010, including $324 million in direct spending, which led to an additional $497 million in indirect and induced spending. This overall impact is an increase of $135 million from the previous fiscal year. DeVry Inc. and the three schools directly or indirectly responsible for supporting 7,251 jobs in the seven states in FY2010. In fact, DeVry added 895 jobs to its payroll in those locations from FY2009 to FY2010, during a period of significant employment contraction throughout the country. Included in the FY2010 economic impact figures for the seven key states is more than $88 million in federal, state and local taxes attributable to DeVry Inc.’s schools, an increase of 60 percent from the previous year. DeVry Inc.’s school operations in the state of California alone were responsible for more than $32 million in total taxes. “This research is yet one more example of DeVry’s commitment to transparency and accountability. We want students, prospective students and taxpayers to have objective information to evaluate the impact of a DeVry education,” Hamburger said. “By quantifying the ways in which our schools positively impact the careers of our students, as well as contribute to local and state economies, I hope people gain a better understanding of DeVry’s overall value and our role in higher education in America.” Research Methodology This study conducted by The Cicero Group is unique in its methodology. Researchers surveyed actual graduates from the three DeVry Inc. schools – DeVry University, Chamberlain College of Nursing and Carrington College California – for pre-degree and post-degree earnings, and compared those with a closely matched control group of individuals who considered a DeVry Inc. school but did not attend, as opposed to simply using national averages, which are often used in studies of this nature. This approach provides compelling evidence of the effect of a DeVry education while minimizing other variables. A copy of the complete report,DeVry Inc. FY2010 Societal and Individual Economic Impact, is available for download at DeVry’s websitehttp://bit.ly/DVimpact. About DeVry Inc. DeVry's purpose is to empower its students to achieve their educational and career goals. DeVry (NYSE:DV-News) is a global provider of educational services and the parent organization of Advanced Academics, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Becker Professional Education, Carrington College, Carrington College California, Chamberlain College of Nursing, DeVry Brasil, DeVry University, and Ross University Schools of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. These institutions offer a wide array of programs in business, healthcare and technology. DeVry’s institutions serve students in secondary through postsecondary education and professionals in accounting and finance. For more information, visithttp://www.devryinc.com ...read more
By DeVry University Online October 25, 2011
Getting admission into a private college or university can be a different process from getting admission from a public school. Since many private universities and colleges have lower admission rates, there are more items required for submission during the application process. ...read more
Because charter schools are a part of the public school system, they are prevented from receiving tuition. A charter school may need to seek out loans in the private sector for the upkeep and maintenance of their facilities or in order to procure adequate facilities. ...read more