STEM Course
Northeastern University Reviews
41 Reviews Found
The courses are fine some are the latest one and some are old and not that updated. It is an elective so it's on you which you want to select. For Research not a good college but ya they do give good industrial exposure.
68000 USD for 2 years of master's including the medical insurance.
Pretty good curriculum and opportunities for data-ML related courses. Software courses are good and up to date but limited in number. Faculty is very approachable and always ready to help. Some online courses like Algorithms or Cloud Computing are not totally worth the money because they are more of self learning subjects with pre-recorded lectures/ videos.
Overall it will go till $60,000 including health insurance, miscellaneous fees etc.
Courses choices wisely as they offer very less courses and lots of students (over crowded) try to register for these courses and you don't end up getting the course you want.
58,000$ for 2 years (4 semester) [includes insurance:$2500 / year]
The course curriculum varies; some have updated content, while others cover outdated material. However, the program offers ample opportunities for industrial exposure through internships/Co-ops. The presence of dedicated advisers greatly assists in securing these valuable experiences.
65560
The focus was more on a practical approach and that's what is needed for the industry. We had alot of projects every semester and only a few of the classes were written tests
40,000 USD
The curriculum at NEU is very industry oriented with most of the courses having real world projects to implement.
The total tuition fees for MS CS is around $54K for two years.
Course is well updated and very pragmatic. Each and every section of the course is well designed very practically
43000
The course syllabus is excellent and updated but some courses are quite heavy and require good programming knowledge and hardwork.
Approximately 50000$
Course curriculum is decent and demanding. You will have to do work yourself to score good grades. Yes few subjects are designed to give a industrial view of things. You can opt to select research oriented courses if required.
It is 1652 per credit. Total credits are 32. So you pay 32 X 1652 = 52684 USD plus some extra stuff like health plan, etc. You can consider it roughly 58k USD for entire course.
Course syllabus is great, focused on data and mathematics majorly, management courses options are comparetively less that other colleges
$53,000
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