I am wrapping up my degree at EADA and overall it’s been a great experience. We have been exposed to many different disciplines and the cohort is an impressive mix of different nationalities from different business sectors.
Overall I am pleased but if I had to point out a few things that didn’t meet my expectations I would say that some of the professors and some of the courses seems unclear with the learning outcome. Additionally, certain things could have been organized or dealt with better – at times it felt like certain parts of the curriculum were sort of half-baked and not well designed but other parts were extremely well designed, organized and structured and taught by very impressive professors. I think it’s the lack of consistency that was a bit frustrating at times. We also had very little feedback and insight into our grades, particularly “participation” – this seemed like it was a very un-scientific calculation.
I realize that some of my comments above are a bit vague and that is partially intentional to avoid calling out any individuals directly because that is not my intent.
Overall EADA was a great experience and was in line with the tuition and the effort needed to get accepted and complete the program.