Erikson Institute

Chicago, United States

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+1 312-755-2250
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www.erikson.edu
Address:
451 N LaSalle St, Chicago, IL, 60654
Near North Side, River North
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
90 ftLa Salle & Illinois
310 ftClark & Hubbard
450 ftLa Salle & Grand
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1 review of Erikson Institute

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Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Erikson rocks! I’m finishing up my masters in Child Development here and it’s probably one of the better schools in this field. Why? They work your butt off in probably one of the most rigorous programs, and yet they provide you with the supports that you need — don’t know how to write in APA format? Been a while since you’ve been in undergrad? No problem! They’ll supply you with writing tutors and other forms of support.
Their method of teaching is you walk in with a set of beliefs, they force you to break them down and evaluate why you believe what you do and you walk out with another (sometimes the same) set of beliefs, and at the same time a deeper understanding and respect for those who see the world differently than you. A very highly self-​reflective education.