Graduated in 2020 during the pandemic. It sucked, we did not had a proper graduation , all the…read moreclasses were rushed at the last moment so it left me with a weak portfolio. I didn't felt like my culture was respected ( I'm an immigrant) and understood. There were way too many part time faculties here didn't really cared about the quality of the class. Also some professors just don't care about students' mental health. I get it's a high ranking school but it's not very encouraging to people that are introverted and needed help. Overall a waste of money , still paying back, no design job found since

MICA MICA MICA... wow where do I even begin…read more.. I graduated from here in 2014. Can't believe 4 years flew by just like that. Do I miss it? Do I love it? Was it everything I expected? The answer is no. Art school was probably one of the toughest things I've gone through. It has been kind of rewarding throughout the 4 years. I got to travel the world, study abroad, work abroad, opportunities knocked on my door instead of me having to pursue it. The graphic design program here is incredibly strong.

The Leavey Center is currently undergoing partial renovation. One of the study lounge areas is…read moregetting new furniture this week so it should be cool to hang out and study near uncommon grounds.

First time on campus and it happened to be the week of Homecoming. Many activities going on all…read moreover campus. I was expecting the campus to be nicer considering all the celebrity alumni and major donors. Not sure of the internal resources for students but the campus needs a little updating. I know some will disagree, but they can/should do better. It's of course a historical reference for African Americans a proud HBCU. I can only imagine the clout of celebrities that walk the campus, my hope is that a wealth of knowledge is shared along with donor dollars. We met some friendly staff whom gave us the overall impression of the campus and having the college in the city adds to the experience. Check it out!

I was here for my grandsons graduation. The school was pretty clean and the auditorium was a nice…read moresize for a kindergarten graduation. It was comfortable inside. Not too hot. Not too cool. Things started a little late but, everything turned out well. They had a small reception in one of the classrooms when the ceremony was over. It was really too small for a reception. But, I guess the idea was to get things and keep it moving. Overall it was a good experience.

Located on American University's campus. This is where people come to get food. Buffet style dining…read morehall in the basement and a la carte eateries on the main level. There are various classrooms and student services in MGC as well.

Hubby is a graduate. He is active with alumni throughout the year. The holiday party was festive…read more The Les Aspin Center for Government is where interns stay while participating in programs. Marquette is an awesome university. It was nice meeting other alumni.

Beautiful campus! Enjoyed a nice walk and took lots of pictures on the grounds. Had parking right…read morein front and it was free until noon on Sunday

Literally, one of the most underrated post secondary schools you could find! I am BEYOND impressed…read morewith the education and experience St, John's has provided my student! Excellent and caring faculty and staff, engaging intramural sports, dances, weekly community events, tons of super fun traditions--this school offers an incredible all-around experience! As a parent of a student at St. John's, I could not be happier! As an educator, with years of experience helping students choose a college, this is an excellent option! If your student wants a rigorous academic experience while also being on a beautiful campus in a community that offers the traditions and fun of college-St. John's is it!!!