University of Findlay Courses and Fees 2025

• The course was completely about case studies and real-life examples. Students were expected to read the topic before the lecture. No spoonfeeding or traditional teaching was given.
• There were no negatives; I really liked the faculty members and their style of teaching. it was very friendly and there were lots of discussions. It was never the teacher speaking and you getting bored; also, the teachers equally respected all students and had no air of authority.

• The fee was to be paid every semester, which was 7000 USD in 2016. As international students, to maintain F1 status, we took 9 credits every semester. Each subject was worth 3 credits. My monthly expenses were around 300-400 USD which included groceries, insurance and personal expenses. I did not have housing expenses, as housing was provided by the university as part of the assistantship program.

• Since I was interested in learning something new that could help my career, it was pretty easy for me, and I was able to maintain a 4.0 CGPA throughout my Masters. I have seen a lot of my friends struggling as they were not interested in academics and were focusing more on part-time jobs.
• If you really want to learn some skills that could help you get a job, this is a nice course at a cheaper price. Our course has some subjects with exams; that is where most of the students failed in clearing the subjects and had to retake some of them again.
• We usually have 2-3 classes per day and only 2 times a week for each subject, which is much less than what we had during our bachelors in India. 90% of the students are Indians, some from Nepal, Bangladesh, Ghana, and 1 or 2 Americans in the class. Each class typically has 10-15 students.

• My course includes 33 credit hours, excluding the pre-requisite courses. Each credit hour is $765 and other miscellaneous expenses can cost around $7k-$8k per semester.
• Overall, my masters course cost me around $33,000, including my prerequisite courses. Without pre-requisite courses, masters would cost around $28,000. Monthly expenses would come around $250-400, depending on the number of people living with you.

Our college is one of the best and the syllabus is upto date and industrial training also provided.

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Our curriculum and academics are up-to-date and I and my went to research and industrial training .

It is pocket friendly and wonderful University it is one of the best universities in usa and friendly teaching experience

General education/core classes are 100% waste of time. Courses that are specific to your major are very, very good. I love my classes and feel like they are preparing me for the field. GE classes have taught me little to nothing and I could have spent that time taking more major-specific classes.

Tuition is around 40k a year, but with aid, it is cut down to about 20k. There are a lot of hidden fees within courses, but they are added into your tuition each semester.