This is such a terrible school. The RAM account and student service centers is so rude. I got…read moreyelled at and discriminated against by Antonietta Lebba. Harassed me on the phone many times. There wasn't enough investment in the biology department. Professors were somewhat supportive. But I did appreciated the location.

I used to write a 5-star review in 2022 and removed it after three months, because I genuinely…read morebelieved this institution, despite many flaws, had good intentions and was trying to support students. Unfortunately, after spending more time here, I've realized that most of the so-called support is just empty words. They say they care, they say they're here to help but in practice, it's superficial at best. The systems are confusing, staff can be dismissive, and getting meaningful assistance feels like pulling teeth. It's frustrating to see the student services are more about appearance than actual care.

I got my wisdom teeth removed here at Tufts, and I had an overall mixed experience that leaned…read moremostly negative, unfortunately. To start off, I had my procedure rescheduled multiple times. I had already planned my days off all of these times, so it was tough having to readjust multiple times. Most notably, this delayed my procedure by three months. Mind you, I had all four wisdom teeth impacted. About a month before my final rescheduled procedure, I started feeling a lot of pain and discomfort in my teeth every day. I called the residency and begged for them to please not reschedule again, as I was now feeling pain. Finally, they let me come in and I had my procedure done. To start off strong, they charged me $70 for a medication, which I paid for out of pocket. I was so desperate and in pain at this point that I paid because I wanted to get it done. Next, they took me into the room. Here is where it gets better and then worse. The nurses and my doctor were very nice and the procedure was done in about two hours. My situation, however, was a bit complicated because all four teeth were impacted, and my bottom teeth had complications at this point because the procedure was put off, so the teeth had to be cut in multiple pieces (it was so impacted that they couldn't take the tooth out whole). Despite the procedure itself going okay, the most appalling thing was the post-op journey. The team did not provide me or my guardian ANY specific post-op instructions. I was completely in shock. They didn't tell me when/what I could eat, when/how to use the syringe, how to clean my mouth etc... I understand that Google is a tool, but I would think they could at least give me some generic instructions? Needless to say, I am beyond lucky that I didn't get dry socket. I did however, have an unpleasant recovery. I had no idea what I was doing, and my total recovery was about 2 weeks. I am now multiple weeks post-op, and I still have lingering tooth and jaw pain. I had to go elsewhere to check it out. If you come here, proceed with caution. Make sure to ask for SPECIFIC post-op instructions. I would not recommend Tufts if you have complications or are older than average to get your wisdom teeth out. I'm just happy this is over with.

The first student dentist I had here forgot to take a stitch out of my mouth after I had my…read moreimplants done. He actually asked me if I could get the stitch out myself after I got home. I managed to do it then got an infection in the tooth. After this dentist, another of their graduate gave me a tooth whitening program that gave me chemical burns on the inside of my mouth. My last dentist fitted me for a mouthguard. I did not want without telling me that I was going to be billed for it. If you want a professional job, I do not advise going here. After three years of incompetency, I finally got two implants and a crown. I would've gladly paid the extra money to go to a professional clinic because the errors that I was subjected to here cost me money and left me with permanent damage to the lining of my mouth.

Great central location for work and school!read more

What a Scam!!!! This "school" has a scam for technical programs. They make students attend more…read morethan necessary class hours in order for the school to give "credits" in order to qualify for federal funds. These expenses are passed on to students.

The worst school you could find. They do anything to keep you in a cycle of and you never get out…read more You basically just getting robbed. I went there in 2012 and its an old ass broken down school with no real solid curiculum.

I attended Bay State College from 2003 to 2005. I am writing this from Ottawa, Canada, in 2025. At…read morethe time of my undergraduate journey, BSC was a small, friendly school. I remember good people like Yvens Armand Darilus, Wendy Stefania Posy, Ray Barnes, Sarminthia Viville, Matthew Marcus, Henry Anastation, Celestina Armando, Jim Ellis, Pam Grill, William Chan, Kevin Hunt and more. I was saddened to hear that BSC closed in 2023. In the early 2000s, BSC was fun and the Back Bay was a great place. Boston felt different back then too. A good city full of open minded people. Times have definitely changed.

Bay State College is a career oriented private college located in the heart of Back Bay. They are…read morelocated along Commonwealth Avenue between Dartmouth and Clarendon Streets. They offer a variety of Associates and Bachelors degrees ranging from Entertainment Management, Fashion, Business, Audio, Early Childhood Education, Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Criminal Justice. The school also offers continuing educating courses and night schooling to adults wishing to extend their current education. Pros: Small school with small classes. It's a very close knit and tight knit community. Dorming is available to students. Close to public transportation (Green Line: Arlington and Copley, Orange Line: Back Bay, MBTA/Amtrak: Back Bay). Cons: Technology needs a massive upgrade. Most of the school's academic campus is not wifi friendly. Not too many student activities or on-campus activities for students.

They should charge me rent for the amount of time I am in this building.read more

This is a beautiful institution. It's well kept . It's a great school with exceptional staff .read more

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL…read more As a senior undergraduate student here at this shitty school, there has been way too many things that SCREAMS TO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL!!! This school will only care about money and not the students. In order to get ANY help is to reach out to the title IX (title 9) director. As an Asian student who is worried and is a victim of Asian Hate crimes...no one was able to help me except for this one person. The student help department will not help you in any way unless provided specific doctor's note saying you can't or cannot do something. Also, this school has a laptop program in which they provide students laptop as part of their tuition. Sounds great right? Well you're wrong. Their Tech Department (also known as Tech Spot) is complete utter shit. Useless shit to be precise. They provide us bad laptops and refuse to help when we run into problems. I spent a month with them to figure what was wrong with my laptop. One day I came in and 2 STAFF started to YELL at me, GASLIT me, VICTIM BLAMED me, and REFUSED to even look at my laptop. They continued to BELITTLE me until I leave. Neve have I thought I would face this kind of treatment as a student in need of help. Oh if you're already poor when you're attending this school, they won't help you when you need any money to do anything. They say they have "emergency funds" FOR STUDENTS and yet when students do ask for help, they refused them. Also the food here sucks....I've personally gotten food poisoning here like 5 times out of the 15 times I eat here. I mean it makes sense as they continue to fire cooks... Overall, don't go here. As "technological and diverse" this school may advertise itself...they're pretty shit and crude to people. I hope this helps future students to decide where or where not to go.