This campus is the worst. The academic advisors are not willing to answer phone calls and the…read morepeople responding to the main line are extremely rude. I recommend Kendall or the North campus. They take more serious students' inquiries.

Accessible, centrally located, ample free parking, modern buildings and classrooms, excellent…read morefaculty, and home of School of Education. Very reasonably priced, student-focused culture. Multiple cafés on campus. As an urban campus it does not have sports facilities such as tennis and basketball courts. Excellent views of city from upper level rooms.

I am here today with my son taking an exam. I had not set foot at Lindsay Hopkins Technical…read moreInstitute in about twenty years, not what it was as I recall. I am taken back at how professional, courteous, and friendly everyone has been with my son and I. A very special "thank you" to Mr. White in the media center for being an amazing and gracious host while I waited for my son to be done with the exam. An equally shoutout to all the security personnel that we encountered, everyone said "good morning" with a smile and very courteous and helpful. Congratulations to Ms. Chantal Osborne and team for doing an excellent job! Very impressed!

My perspective more as a neighbor than a student. I love how they offer some interesting lectures…read moreto the public. I've been to a few insightful ones here. During a book festival event, I also took a fun cooking demo and were impressed by the facilities. It's nice to have a college campus in the heard of downtown and engaging with the community. During the last talk I attended, the students in the crowd seemed ambitious and eager to soak up knowledge.

So, I went to the gym with my friends and got in with crocs. I didnt know you could not enter with…read morecrocs but the black bald guy told me that i could not and he gave me a pass for that day. Today, i tried to go again and went in with jeans because i had just got out of class and wanted to work on my upper body just for a bit until my other class started. I got in and got a locker and nobody but the black bald guy notices that i have jeans on and says that I cannot work out with jeans. This frustrated me because why are you always looking at me when im trying to workout? Honestly, I think he has a problem with me because he's always looking at me and makes me feel uncomfortable. He's a weird guy bro. And obviously if you guys were to hang the sign up people would totally look at the sign and acknowledge it but no the sign is down and nobody is going to look down. Make it make sense badly.

Amazing Law School with professors & classes that prepare you for the Bar. The campus is clean and…read morewell kept.

From High School to College! F.I.U. My daughter is going there in the Fall. So, I went to check it…read moreout. The campus is gorgeous, beautiful, lots of trees, shrubs, and super clean. The campus is an open campus. The campus has many outdoor blue telephone. The campus is still doing construction.

I had the pleasure of visiting the campus of Barry University last week. The property is immaculate…read moreand beautiful. I cherish the momemts I spent in the chapel. Everone on campus was warm and helpful. The security gaurd took the time to direct me to the building I needed across campus. I decided to walk instead of moving my car and I'm glad that I did. I enjoyed following the sidewalks to the large open courtyard where the chapel, admissions, and other buildings are located. It seems that Barry does not have that great of a ranking. I'm not sure why that is. If someone were looking for a small campus with low student population, Barry would be a good choice. I was just here to drop something off but would come back to attend an event as the campus is lovely.

I have been at Barry for approximately three years pursuing a degree in clinical laboratory science…read morewhich I then switched to prenursing. I currently in the Florida National Guard, which has been the means as to how I pay for my education at Barry. While attending I have endured a lot of hardships due to my service in the armed forces, I wouldn't necessarily call them military friendly. If you are prior service or still currently serving, I would recommend going to a larger institution in university with a stronger VA in my personal experience. The person in charge of the VA at Barry only works remotely and is never in person and also works with multiple branches so if you need specific help for your branch it's difficult. I have been told that every student has to be treated the same regardless of military status although my military status has been the reason I have been able to afford Barry and I have communicated properly no accommodations or ever been made. In addition, the dormitories tend to be very humid, which causes mold growth making me sick before. When brining this concern this to housing I was just told to get a dehumidifier . For such an expensive and prestigious school I would expect the quality to be better. If your expectations is to get your money's worth, their university will not meet them.

Being a graduate student at Keiser University Miami was amazing! The faculty was very helpful and…read moreattentive throughout the duration of my DNP program. Thank you to all the staff, especially the student services director Carmen Perez-Padron, for being available to answer all my questions! I highly recommend Keiser University Miami campus.

0 out of 10! I do not recommend! Please don't waste your time here! It's too expensive and soon as…read moreyou stop going to school they automatically place your loans in collections. Assest recovery has been calling me everyday harassing me, I asked financial aid about them and couldn't give me any answers on why my loans were placed in collections that fast. Assest recovery only gives you 3 payments options and are not reasonable. Find another school anywhere but here!

Walking through the University of Miami campus feels like stepping into a carefully designed…read moredialogue between architecture and nature. The campus beautifully integrates lush greenery, open water views, and shaded walkways, creating an environment that feels both energizing and peaceful at the same time. What makes the experience especially unique is the architectural diversity. The blend of Art Deco influences, Brutalist structures, and modern design elements creates a refreshing visual rhythm throughout the campus. Each building feels intentionally placed, elegantly portrayed, and connected to its surroundings, allowing nature to become part of the design rather than simply a backdrop. A highlight of the visit is the Lowe Art Museum, which encompasses a thoughtfully curated selection of both modern and historical works. The collection feels balanced and accessible, allowing visitors to move naturally between different artistic periods and styles while maintaining a cohesive narrative. The best way to experience the University of Miami and the Lowe Art Museum is by walking the grounds on a fresh Miami day. The gentle breeze, filtered sunlight through the palms, and harmonious architecture make the visit feel less like a tour and more like a relaxing cultural escape. Ps. Easy access from the Metro Rail UM station... The result is an inspiring setting where academic life and aesthetic beauty coexist effortlessly, encouraging visitors to slow down and truly appreciate the space.

I love UM! It is a private college that was founded in 1925 by Coral Gables developer George…read moreMerrick during Florida's prosperous land boom years. He donated the land and money with the mission of bringing a higher education institution to the growing South Florida community. The college adopted the nickname Hurricanes in memory of the devastating 1926 storm that hit the area just as the university opened. After the land boom bust the college struggled but it experienced significant growth after WWII. Their football program boosted them to national prominence leading to academic expansion. and they celebrated their 100 year anniversary last year. The University of Miami spans 240 acres on the main Coral Gables campus. It has a strong albeit expensive academic program including a medical school. Their colors are orange, green, and white representing Florida's citrus industry. The mascot is Sebastian the Ibis. The campus is park like with large trees, the man made Osceola lake from the 1940's in the center, and 1920's architecture with the oolite limestone Coral Gables is known for. I have visited the Lowe's Art Museum on campus and the Gifford Arboretum in the past and most recently I came for the Beaux arts Festival now in it's 75th year. Now could not be a better time to visit since UM is in the College Football Playoff National Championship against the Indiana Hoosiers. They have won five football championships since 1983 and we are hoping for number six. To make the famous UM hand gesture hold up your hands in front of you palms out and put your thumbs so they are touching and your hands form a U shape. UM fever has spread throughout the entire city of Miami with events happening in conjunction with the big game all weekend long. The highly anticipated game takes place Monday night. Go Canes!

This is one of the best places to receive care. From the moment you walk in, you can tell that both…read morethe staff and doctors genuinely care about their patients. They take the time to listen, answer questions, and make you feel comfortable. What really stands out is how they treat you. Their kindness, attention, and the way they speak with you make you feel like you're the most important person in the room. It's rare to find a medical office where everyone is so compassionate and dedicated to providing excellent care. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a healthcare team that truly puts patients first.

Most beautiful and enjoyable campus I've ever been too. The academics, at least in the Business…read moreSchool, are great! The teachers are extremely available when it comes to helping students and are extremely experienced in their subject. I'm an alum and I highly recommend it. UM is very focused on preparing their students for the future with launch pad opportunities and internship hunting/applying help!

This University has a 56% graduation rate, it's cheap which is why it's still standing, but you'll…read morebe pretty much doing self study if you want to actually make it, yes they couldn't care less if their teaching methods are effective or not, which obviously aren't.

Dont come here!!! This school is so unorganized and chaotic…read more I enrolled just to get a certificate and the experience was horrible. This school only wants your money and nothing else. The staff is the worst they don't know anything. I had an issue with fina aid for 7 months and the issue took so line my semester was over. The issue was never fixed because of how long they took to address it. I had to constantly email them to do there job and even then it wasn't done.

0/5 -- If I could give zero stars, I would. My experience…read morewith this university has been nothing short of disappointing. The school is extremely unprofessional and the lack of communication is unbelievable. Any time you ask for help, they make it feel like you're inconveniencing them. Staff members are unresponsive, disorganized, and show little to no interest in actually supporting students. What should have been a straightforward process turned into a complete waste of time. There is no guidance, no follow-through, and absolutely no urgency when it comes to student concerns. The overall environment makes you feel like you're on your own, and for the amount of money students invest, the service is unacceptable. I do not recommend this school to anyone. Save yourself the stress, frustration, and wasted time--look elsewhere.