Dunwoody college of technology Reviews

Well run school with a variety of industrial and technical programs that lead to well paying careers.

Currently enrolled at this college and i like it so far; It is located at a pivotal point in the city, accessible to metro lines as well. Besides studies, i enjoy the great view or the noise from the cars on the highway too. It just depends on where my mind wants to travel to.

The staff at this college is absolutely phenomenal (or at least the staff I have met this far). They went out of their way to help me in a situation I didn't ever think would have a resolution. In addition, this school proves you don't need a 4 year degree to get an amazing job as most of their degree programs are 2 years, yet they still retain an amazing job placement rate.

Be aware that the cost of tuition here is almost four times as much as what you would pay at any of the nearby public technical colleges.

Most importantly, you should first check with employers in the field you're interested in to find out which schools they prefer. There are several majors where other nearby schools are considered to be a better option.

Currently in the Automotive program and beyond grateful to be at Dunwoody. Dunwoody has already changed my life and it's only fall semester. In my honest opinion if you are seeking a top notch school Dunwoody has you covered. Aside from being a father (which will always be number one) attending Dunwoody was the best strategic decision I've made.

Thank you for letting me share my experience so far.

This place forever changed my life. I thrived in the small class sizes and hands on approach to labs. Dunwoody has close ties to industry professionals that help shape and guide the curriculum. I highly recommend this school. Keep in mind it is private, not-for-profit, and entirely tuition driven, so staff and faculty are very dedicated to student success.

I went to the U for a number of years and I can tell you that Dunwoody is a much better learning environment. The instructors and administration actually WANT you to succeed and you get a strong sense of that. I am halfway through my Mechanical Engineering degree and I've already learned more than some of my other friends did at a Big 12 university.