I earned my MSW from Fordham University's Graduate School of Social Service at the Lincoln Center…read morecampus. LOVED the professors, most of the students, and being in the heart of NYC. HATED the tuition and some of the politics. Unfortunately, half of my graduate school experience happened over Zoom because of COVID, and even graduation was virtual. Definitely not how I pictured finishing grad school, but it is what it is. Take advantage of: your internships, office hours and opportunities to ask questions, everything New York City has to offer, and the friendships you build. Those ended up being some of the most valuable parts of the experience.

I started my career after graduating from Fordham and ended my career working for them in a…read morePartnership with the City of New York. I truly had a great experience at this school, and would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a great educational opportunity. I was here for a reunion and had a great time.

This year my nephew is graduating from your school and is unfortunate that you people had to take…read moreadvantage to not make the ceremony happened bc of COVID reason ! They study and work so hard not to get anything special on there big day ! Other schools are doing small ceremony and you people couldn't do anything !

I was taking my TOEFl exam today in the facilities of the that so-called 'Institute of Technology'…read more If you want to waste $200 and get your score ruined then opt for this place when picking up the place for the place to take TOEFL. Firstly, the staff - the guy who was observing TOEFL takers was sitting right behind me, watching videos and laughing out loud. And that was happening while listening, reading, speaking and writing sections. Secondly, the room was exteremely small to accommodate the number of students who came to take TOEFL. I was simply sitting at the entrance. Thirdly, pencils B2 kept breaking down all tha way. And you are not allowed to use your own there. Weird, weird, weird!!!!! I kept changing pencils during all the sections. Finally, I just picked up the pencil different from B2 myself from the table. The earphones are horrible. Not only they do not prevent you from hearing noises around, they simply do not fit your headshape and are not adjustable. To sum up, if you wanna screwed up your TOEFL score the New York Institite of Technology is the right place.

Absolutely zero support for students. Guidance counselors are not helping students at all through…read morecourse selections and to graduate with a specific degree....good luck with consistent classes. My son's last semester the final course he needed was dropped due to it not having a minimum of students enrolled in it. They told him sorry.... And wouldn't offer another elective to fulfill his requirement. Their solution was to come back in the fall to take it. More money. More money. Totally incompetent support. Stay away. Pick another college. Even if they dangle a partial scholarship. Both campuses have been the same experience. We tried to switch sophomore year, but had to go back to the NYC campus for the last ones. Cause....guess what most classes were virtual for mathematics majors and per my kid not acceptable for his major. Cause there was a lag in asking a question and support all around. We should have gone to the other school.

Ingrid from the NYIT Bursar is amazing! I loved the way she was able to handle my situation with no…read moreconflicts at all. I am very appreciative of her help.

It's broadway camp. Like a really, really expensive theater camp. It'll teach you everything you…read morewant to know about an industry that you probably will never break into and you will owe sooo much money for nothing moving forward in life while working minimum wage jobs between auditions and getting threatening letters for loans you took out for a 'school" that did nothing real for you that you couldn't pay back even if you landed a spot in a company off broadway.. When you try to move on with your life and get a real education, nothing about their classes is transferable to any other real school so yeah, it's just really, really expensive theater camp.

The LA campus operates poorly. The Administrative staff is overworked and underpaid. The student…read moreenrollment levels have decreased heavily since the pandemic. And these poor students don't aquire transferable credits. Parents, save your money and send your kids elsewhere!

Beautiful campus but dirty dorms with large water roaches! Cannot believe I saw one in my dorm and…read moreanother large one in one of the vending machine rooms in the lobby of my dorm. Dorms look very ugly and old. Anyways, you can see stars at night when you look up on a normal night without any storm. Lots of nice greenery all around you like you're not in New York City. There's also a lot of fireflies in the bushes and grass at night. The food in the kitchen is really good. Their lunch trays are navy when I used to go there and is big enough to hold a lot of food. I came here for a business camp back when I was in high school and their facilities were really spacious to accommodate us.

You'll feel smarter just walking around campus. Beautiful architecture, sculptures, and views (and…read moreyou'll get a view of the old psych hospital). Expensive school, but a lot of well known persons have come out of this school. Make sure you stop by the chapel 2023 #127

I'm a student at Berkeley College and I have two diplomas and I still don't have a job. Rovena, the…read moremanager of Career Services NJ, made fun of me. She told me she was going to look for a job, and it was a complete lie to my face. Berkeley is very good, but Career Services is rubbish.

I'm a graduate of Berkeley College and I Loved the time I spent there. The classes were small where…read morethe teachers and students in the classes knew each other by name. If you're having any difficulty, they have so many services to assist you. I attended the school in Manhattan, where I met students from different countries and learned about their cultures. I'm thinking about returning to get my bachelor's degree.

I've never been to this place, but my banker's wife has been here. She majored in Forensic…read morePsychology, and honestly, I wished that there was a John Jay-like college in Southern California, because their majors, minors, and certificates are really intriguing for anyone who wants to get a certificate and/or a degree related to Criminal Justice. The staff here are caring and understanding. I told one of the admissions counselors about my backstory on how I was a victim of a heinous scam. She was caring and understanding.

I graduated from here in 2024, and I absolutely loved this college. It's the best! You learn so…read moremuch, and the staff is incredibly kind and supportive. They genuinely want to help you succeed and reach your goals.

Horrible college. Professors are no available during office hours and the academic department for…read moreaccounting doesn't do anything if you have concerns. I ended up going to another college and graduating in 1998. Best experience of my life. Don't go to this college you are just a number and they are kind of racist as well.

This one star is for being on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, having dorms somewhat nearby, and…read morethe part-time job I started as a transfer student as a nanny. If it weren't for the family I worked for, I probably would've transferred out of Marymount and moved out of the city. Now, for the review of Marymount itself as a "college institution": UM NO. Faculty, administration and students. Programs, activities and clubs. NO to it all. I feel like all "normal" kids that just came here for the city all stick together, which was nice, but that's not what college is about. You are supposed to want to mingle with other people, but here, YOU DO NOT. Another thing that really stinks about Marymount is once you graduate (if you do because the retention rate is only ~66%), all your friends move away from the city. I get that the city in itself has a high turnover rate but these people that you get close to throughout college all vanish. It's really sad. Classes: A complete joke. Pretty sure I had a magician/wizard person as an Intro to Comm professor. Or it was a student taking the class. I think I've tried to block it out. The electives I took were the most bizarre things in the world. Something about menstruation to environmental science where our professor would want us to teach the class. Thumbs up to Dan Diggles for Intro to Improv though, really brought on my inner dramatics and I enjoyed stepping out of my comfort zone in that class. The cost. One word: WHY. Every month when those loans come out of my account, I think WHY DID I CHOOSE MARYMOUNT? Then I remember, they actually took all my transfer credits which is another pro. You have to fight it though, because you have to fight for everything. They will tell you you are not on track to graduate, even though you are, just to get more tuition money. Yes, this happened to me. I was only one credit short and there was surprisingly a one credit class offered in January, so I took that. No need to pay for three credits because that'll take about two years to pay off. So all in all, 2 years after graduation, whenever I hear the word "Marymount", I can't help but cringe.