It's a poorly run institution, with ill equipped administration. There is one great professor who…read morewas basically the backbone of my nursing education, and a few other good professors. The administration though, (those that handle things like setting up clinicals, schedules - particularly during the holiday season, and handling students' paperwork so they can take the NCLEX and get their license) is for some reason unable to get things done effectively or timely. I completed the program 90 days ago and they still have not sent my transcripts the board of nursing so I can obtain my license.

Anyone who expresses interest in going here; I tell them no. It's not worth the headache or the…read morestress. Graduated two months ago and the BON just told me today that they did not receive any application fee even though Dr. Simmons told me all fees were paid/processed. Who knows when I will actually be able to take my exam and become a nurse. It's easy to not care about someone elses career when you already have your own I guess. And good luck getting a response from her via email- and she conveniently never seems to be in when you want to speak to her directly. No one actually cares about your education/career as long as their graduation rates are high and your tuition is paid. If you're torn between here and somewhere else- choose the second one.|

It was a good place for me in 2015. It was easy to register for classes. Cheap. And because of…read moreBergen I was able to transfer my credits to other colleges I was more interested in. Make sure to go on ratemyprofessor. A positive experience for me overall.

The public saftey office hires incompetent individuals. A woman safety officer was driving in the…read morerain, no headlights and didn't stop for people in the crosswalk. She almosy hit me and I yelled at her, are you serious? At that point she revered back with the siren lights on to look for the person that yelled at her. Also, I left a pair of headphones in my work area and 3 days later go. I called public saftey and spoke to J Rodriguez and he laughed when I said I should be able to leace things at work and not expect others to take it. He laughed at me and I told him he was unprofessional and rude. He tried to gaslight me into thinking he didn't. He even verified with someone it the office.

I got my BS here during the evening on trimesters. Its good since its accelerated and you can get…read moreyour degree quickly. I also attended in the summer. This is a great location and it was a great staff at the time. My degree kicked open a lot of doors for me! Class of 95 :D

When I applied to Saint Peter's University I overlooked the Englewood Cliffs campus because I…read moreassumed it was far and probably did not have as many amenities as the JC campus does. With my final semester coming up for before I completed my Masters I was forced to take my last two classes at the Englewood Cliffs campus. Upon arriving to campus I was blown away by what it actually was. If you're a working adult who is continuing their education in the evening I'm sure you're looking for a school where everything is located on one floor. A place where if you need to see the advisor, dean, library, student lounge, and classroom are all within 5ft of each other. SPU is the place to go but only at the Englewood Cliffs campus. On one floor is all of these and much more. When I come to class a few minutes early I am able to heat up my dinner with the awesome microwave the student lounge provides, grab some snacks from the vending machine, or make a cup of coffee from the Keurig machine! Let's not forget about the most important part. The parking! This campus provides a parking lot that does not need a permit. The parking lot is not located across the campus but instead right outside the building where all of your classes are. I highly recommend attending the Englewood Cliffs campus if you are in any program. It is worth the drive and extremely convenient for the students.

Two semesters down at Montclair State as a international student, and I'd say it's been a pretty…read moresolid experience so far. The professors are supportive, and I've learned a lot in a short time. The campus has a calm vibe, which really helps during stressful weeks. There are still a few things that could be better some of the systems feel a bit slow and outdated but overall, it's a good place to grow, especially if you're focused and make the most of the resources here. Still happy with my decision.

When I graduated high school, I felt like I had no direction or purpose in life. After graduating…read morefrom Montclair, I feel the same way, albeit now I have at least 10,000 dollars of student debt minimum to go along with my increased depression, anxiety, and stress. I feel as though I have learned nothing that I couldn't have learned from a few Youtube videos. This isn't an institution of learning, it is an institution that seeks only to wring as much money out of you as humanly possible. I regret my time here every night as I lay in bed, and wish that I did not apply.

The track was pretty good and the campus is in a very nice area. I don't go here though so idkread more

6/7/25: We came to the Ramapo College musical wing to see a 110th birthday tribute to guitar…read moreextraordinaire Les Paul (1915-2009). Tickets to this event were $30 per person. For those unfamiliar with Mr. Paul, he was a master guitarist of many genres. In addition, Mr. Paul was one of the pioneers of the solid-body electric guitar, and his prototype, called the Log, served as inspiration for the Gibson Les Paul. Mr. Paul is the only inductee in both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the National Inventors Hall of Fame. (Talk about accomplishments!) Three groups: "The Ed Loeb Quartet", "Tom and Sandy Doyle" and "D n A" performed in Mr. Paul's honor. (Tom Doyle had worked alongside Les Paul). The afternoon had two intermissions. Outside the auditorium, water, cheese, crackers, and other finger foods were supplied by a local ShopRite. During the second intermission, everyone had a slice of Les Paul's birthday cake. The event was extra special to me. I had the pleasure of seeing Les Paul perform at the old and new Iridium Room (NYC) on several occasions. "Note to event organizers": Navigating the college was very confusing. On top of it, the young woman at the security booth gave us "terrible directions". In addition, she didn't make any mention of a shuttle. Luckily, I did google a map of the college campus. Many of the program attendees were of an "older generation", which may not have been to tech savvy. In addition, the attendees may not have been able to walk up the college campus hills. We walked about 90% of the way and a car drove us to the event. After the show, we started walking back and a public safety car drove us back to the parking lot.

Did my bachelors here from 2009 to 2013, a big part of my life is attached to this place…read more The campus is split into two parts, between Teaneck and Hackensack, divided by the Hackensack river. It's a long annoying walk to the cross bridge anytime you have to go to the other side. During my time at FDU, the infrastructure was lagging behind, but the university has taken lots of initiatives in past years to give the campus a face lift. Tuition fees are really high unless you get decent scholarship. The cost doesn't add up to the quality of education or benefits provided here. But if you can make it through with a degree in demanding field, there's plenty of opportunities to find good jobs as it's in tri-state area, only 20 mins from NYC.

I mean this place is your classic university. Currently attending one of their graduate programs…read more The scheduling and financial aid people are almost impossible to reach. The teachers here are nice though and the campus is well kept. Nothing special but nothing bad.

Was enrolled in the nursing bridge program from 2024-2025The professors do not teach and are in…read morecompetition with the students. The department heads do not care what the professors do and how they run their classes. Complaints fall on deaf ears. They are money hungry. I wish I did not waste so much money here. Transferred to Eastwick College.

Excellent college. Excellent programs and professors are wonderful. They extend themselves and…read moreoffer help and guidance.

Came here for an event in the auditorium. I was surprised that there was limited parking. I…read moreexpected that if they have graduations that there would be plenty of parking. I had to park on the streets of the town, which were tricky as some of them were resident parking only. The auditorium was clean and spacious.

Great university. Two campuses Lodi and Rutherford, NJ. Excellent Nursing School and other…read moremajors. Focuses on helping first members of family going to college. Warm inviting atmosphere.

I have to say as a massage therapist student at this institution I am amaze of all the help all the…read morestudents get to succeed, from the instructors to the director they all do an excellent job, motivation and support from the beginning to the end my special congratulations goes to Dr Andrea Hayslip the director of the massage therapy course, professionalism, courtesy and strong support and knowledge are some of her strong qualities follow by her fellow instructor Donna Salvación with a different approach but with the same kindness both manage to get us going with a new wonderful career and an excellent way to make a new bright future, making very good $$$$ Thank you Fortis Gloria Arcila

Total lack of transparency! During my tour, my husband and I specifically asked about…read moreaccreditation. They said "yes" but intentionally omitted that they are NOT CODA-accredited (and haven't been for 5 years). We were led to believe I'd be a CDA upon graduation. Instead, I found out mid-program that I have to work 3,200 hours first--a possible 2-year delay (unless you're doctor feels you're really talented and signs off early)that was never mentioned upfront. The school suggests working during the program to get those hours, but as a day student, most employers won't hire you due to the schedule. It's an impossible cycle. When I reached out for help, the Dean simply piggybacked off my conversation with the head of the department instead of offering a real solution, and the President has yet to respond at all. They try to sweep it under the rug by claiming New Jersey employers "only care about Radiology licenses," which ignores my long-term career growth. Beyond the accreditation, the education is suffering: * Overcrowded Classes: Classes are being merged, leaving teachers overwhelmed. * Lack of Hands-on Training: Labs are rushed and rare. You're expected to learn something once and then not touch it again until your internship. It's all lectures and quizzes. * The "Referral" Insult: They have the audacity to ask for referrals in exchange for two slices of pizza every few weeks while ignoring serious grievances from students paying full tuition. For the price they charge, Fortis needs to do much better. Do your research and ask for specific accreditation names before signing anything here. After the President commented on my review, I reached out as of yet I still have not received a phone call.

great school great staff had three classes so far and very good professors and it is a small…read morecommunity so you know alot of people that go there