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As I said, I prefer to conduct more specific conversations in private, but an "overview" of the program would be this: it's a great program, and a great experience. It is in the process of changing/updating its curriculum, but this is hardly a bad thing. Programs need to change to stay fresh and relevant. We have been kept in the loop as to the direction the program is moving, and we are very excited about this direction. It should tell you something that alums of the program are proud of it, and are generally very open to being mentors. Additionally, I'd like to say (in response to a different poster) that I feel I made my original motivations for creating an account/posting on this thread very clear. It was never my intention to be shadowy about anything. Some current students saw that there was one-sided information about our program being presented here, and as such a couple of us decided to offer an alternate, more positive perspective to potential students. I don't see anything wrong or "fishy" about this. It's our program, and we're proud of it!

I see there's some concern being voiced in this thread about the state of the HCI/d program at IUB. As a current student in the HCI/d MS program at Indiana University, I'm willing to answer questions about it. Spoiler alert: The program is not a "disaster." It's a wonderful experience. PM me if interested/if you want to learn more.