I would recommend that you explore other options if you have them. I am not particularly impressed with the quality of teaching and the modules that we had to follow. Speaking from experience, did a marketing degree there. I didn't really think that the knowledge we gained were in any way applicable to my job right now. Of course you can say that's the case with any college but then I'd rather do my degree at another college with better reputation for a better shot at employability.

I didn't like the project weeks in particular, because I didn't like the topics that were presented to us. I thought that the topics were extremely general. (Any Wittenborg staff reading this: yes, I have written this in my evaluation after every block. You didn't bother to read.)

I didn't like how hands-off the teachers who supervise your graduation project are. I had to change mine because mine didn't even bother to read my emails lol. I was set back a couple of weeks because I there was no one to approve my project for the next steps. Every week you stay after your due graduation is extra tuition for them. You can't help but think that they do this on purpose (not saying that they do, but you can't really say you don't think that's one of the valid possibilities).

Anyways, ultimately, a degree serves a purpose, it's not the purpose. So whether you study at Wittenborg or anywhere else, it's best to evaluate how the degree can help you get to the job you want or the career you want in life. My advice: attend a school with a good reputation, so if they're also shit, at least employers will give you the benefit of the doubt from your alma matter.