Hodges University
School info
3.2
Overall Quality
Reputation
3.6
Food
2.3
Clubs
2.7
Facilities
3.5
Internet
3.7
Location
4
Opportunities
3
Safety
4
Social
2.6
Happiness
3.4
Basic Information
Location
- Naples, FL
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Private university
- Established: 1990; 34 years ago (1990)
- Founder: International College (later renamed Hodges University) was founded in 1990; the university was renamed in honor of Earl and Thelma Hodges in 2007. Founders: International College Renamed in honor of: Earl and Thelma Hodges
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Around 50-60 degree courses
Key Area
- Cybersecurity and Networking
- Software Development
- Health Sciences
- Business Administration
- Interdisciplinary Studies
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: 410
- Undergraduates: 340
- Postgraduates: 70
- Academic Staff: 101 total: 17 full-time, 84 adjunct faculty (2021)
- Administrative Staff: 253 employees, but the specific number of administrative staff is not provided
Notable Alumni
- Here are a few notable individuals associated with Hodges University
- though the list of specifically termed "notable alumni" is limited in the provided sources: Jerry Nichols
- John W. Fisher III
- Earl Hodges
- Thelma Hodges
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Good reviews
Overall 4.3
Plenty of opportunities for advancement once you receive your degree from here.
Overall 4.2
Great school and very veteran friendly. Recommend Hodges to everyone.
Overall 4.2
This schools is a great school for adults who are serious about their education. Yes the school is pricey; however, the education one receives is worth every penny. If you are ready for a professional environment with many opportunities for your future then this is the place for you!
Overall 4.1
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Bad reviews
Overall 1.1
too expensive boring
Overall 1.4
Too expensive
Overall 1.8
I have now idea about ESL program, but MBA program is useless (waste of time and money). You might improved your writing skills, but not expanding your knowledge a lot. Many classes are online, so you have to study by your own and most of the time without any professor's assistance and participation.
Overall 1.8
The college required me to take several courses that I'd already taken at another college. The transferability of courses was very poor. The college advertised giving the false impression that lots of previous course work and work/job experience would be transferred but it was not. This was especially true for computer science courses. It's a sham.
Overall 1.9
It is a very expensive school and the teacher are not very good
Overall 1.9
each credit hour cost $471 at edison it is $192. hodges is very expensive and they except pretty much everyone that applies so its not a difficult school. the people that go here are serious about learning. if you are 18-22 this is not the school for you in most of my classes people are 30+ no sports no school spirit its not a typical university