Yelp - please don't combine this into another review. This is a stand-alone review of the SUNY…read moreSouth Campus - the one where there were riots in the 60s. This is a very old campus and was outgrown in the 60-70s. Thats when they built the North Campus in the suburbs. Much larger and newer. Houses plenty of the schools, but not all. This campus features buildings built in the late 1800 and early 1900s. Old stone. Brick. Beautiful outside walkways. Huge hallways. Marble floors and stairs worn down by years of kids steps. The history here is deep and takes us back to a time when the school was not yet in the State system. It was founded by Millard Fillmore, who was then a local lawyer. He went on to be president. The school went on to be the largest in the NY State system. This campus still houses the schools of architecture and nursing. Future dentists go to class on this campus. There are plenty of students who live in this area and take busses between the campuses. On summer days you'll see students all around here on the lawns and benches. There are often lectures on this campus that are open to the public.

How do you rank a campus? Well, I just did. Architecturally, this campus boasts a traditional…read moreAmerican college feel with stone buildings and neoclassicism. More recently, the campus has new outdoor spaces to attract people outside in warmer months. There is a UB Stampede bus, shuttle, and Metro Rail to connect this campus to UB North and UB downtown. Also, it's more affordable to live near this campus than the other two campuses. Many park on property when using the rail line. A couple downsides to the campus are the wind and spread of buildings. The wind can be a bit much at times because it's at the highest elevation in the city. This isn't to say much for a flat city, but it does matter when winds come off Lake Erie. I wish buildings were closer, so that walks wouldn't feel far. Maybe a small brew pub on campus would allow for libations to help foster that Live, Work, and Play feel of UB2020.

Very large lecture halls and very interesting architecture. Would be nice location to have a…read moreseminar or a lecture about specific things. It's also a great space to study on the weekends and it's one of the few buildings on campus open 24/7 (unofficially of course).

The children who attend this school are usually wheelchair -dependent, with special needs like…read moregastric tubes, tracheostomies, and often require 1:1 assistance. There are always multiple nurses on duty to assist with medications and bolus feedings, in addition to physical therapists who help the children stay flexible. Everyone I've met here has been kind, and dedicated to the best interests of the children.

Pretty disappointed in this business. We put our son on a waiting list in 2021 to be enrolled in…read morefall of 2022. We followed up several times, each time they acknowledged our place on the list and said they will have spots available and we will receive a call in the spring. We then followed up in the spring where we were told we are next on the list and will have no issue getting enrolled. We then followed up several weeks later, only to be rudely told that there are no spots available until March of next year. Obviously, as this has been our experience with this organization thus far. I have no interest in leaving my son there. Disappointed, sure, but I'm glad I learned what type of operation they have now rather than in the future.

I've had the pleasure of working here for over 7 years, the staff is consistent and they take care…read moreof you're kiddos very well! Highly recommend.

A nice gym for students and faculty in alumni arena. I love me some racquetball so I am happy they…read morehave it here

This experience was easily 10/10. I will say I am not the typical person who would be coming to…read morelearn about this stuff but I needed to plan for a future inheritance. I decided to make the best of the situation but I came in slightly frustrated that I would be spending an entire weekend and several hundred dollars on something that I didn't have any interest in. I started researching to get information and I was helped very quickly by Jeremy. He answered my emails promptly and let me know about class times that were available in the near future. I got lucky and was able to take both parts of the class over the same weekend. The first part was conducted in a classroom. We learned a lot about guns, laws surrounding firearms and played out scenarios. The class went into a lot of detail that this is a huge responsibility and taught about safety. The course material was professional, well planned and thought out. It was not boring and encouraged a lot of thought and participation. The next day was some more classroom discussion and also involved some hands on training with a real fire arm as well as basic target practice. It was great that the cost of the class covered everything you needed and you were able to take home your ear and eye protection. I appreciated that the course was strictly about the material being taught, no politics were brought up and the environment was welcoming to all. Jeremy was also very encouraging. During the hands on section he was patient and encouraged all to just get more practice to be more comfortable and adjust to using a firearm. To conclude the class we took a test and went over how to fill out the forms to apply for a state permit. The time and money are well spent with this class. I'd highly recommend this to anyone with interest in the topic.

Excellent class! Jeremy did an amazing job teaching! I am very happy that I signed up for the…read moreclass. It was a comfortable process and not at all boring in any way. Very interesting! I highly recommend!