This college has very good prices for classes. You learn a lot in these classes as long as you…read morechoose the right professors. But ask the other students and they'll tell you what professor you should take.There are also a lot of resources available. You have access to career fairs, clubs, and this college has agreements with 4 year college institutions so you can transfer. Took a star off because of some minor problems. For example, it is a long process just to log into the school WIFI when you first sign up. Or if you transferred, you may have to go to the Bursar Office to sign up for a class because of some bug in the system for a prerequisite that you already fulfilled. However this is more of a reflection on how the college is being run and managed, which isn't as important as making sure that you are getting a quality education and have the ability to transfer. There are some really good professors who will teach better than you going to a four year institution with a class size of 500.

When paying for a class I find it very disheartening when the professor refuses to teach and…read moreinsists on you teaching yourself with ChatGPT. Especially when you're graded poorly after. If you do not want to teach then you should not be getting paid to. Such a waste of money and very very discouraging for education.

Nice turf field with dirt mound. 310 to left with Fenway…read moretype wall 379 420 center 380 to right

It's the best University in Massachusetts. It receives many undergraduates and graduates to learn…read moredifferent majors in science and the arts. Students can choose full-time/part-time. This University is located in a good location, so it's easier to arrive on time every day with the University Shuttle bus at the JFK red line train Station.

Do you want to pay high tuition, experience burnout from the workload from inflexible professors…read morethat don't allow students to be absent when ill or adhere to your learning accommodations? Would you like to be pushed out when you need more time to pay your student tuition bill and be unable to reside on campus if you aren't well off? If you like that experience along with more policies that are being created to make the campus for rich kids that can pay for private tutors to succeed then this may be the place for you. If you want to learn, connect, and not possibly go bald from the stress of affording your tuition and trying to eat, then save yourself time and money and attend a state university. It is not, and will never ever be worth it.

I would think twice in going to the Nursing program. The points system was changed mid year. 80% of…read morenursing students do not pass the program. Some credits you can transfer to another college. Just an overall bad experienc.

RUN. DON'T WALK. So Laboure is on probation again due to low NCLEX pass rates. The problem is…read morethey're trying to prep us for ATI and not NCLEX. ATI does not resemble NCLEX at all (questions on ATI are vague and indirect) if they REALLY wanted to help us , they would assign us UWORLD and not ATI. Now aside from that, they are deliberately making exams for the last class (NUR 2025) harder and the professors for the last class are unstructured with their teaching methods. A decent amount of students in my current cohort are not passing and my suspicion is that it's due to poor wording of exam questions (they're trying to make them resemble ATI). They would rather us all have to retake the class and put more money in their pocket than to potentially further threaten their accreditation. This is still ineffective because their exam questions really don't resemble NCLEX now. I wouldn't want any one to be caught in the trap that is Laboure. Please matriculate credits at an institution dedicated to helping you advance your knowledge, skills and confidence as a rising nurse. Laboure is just worried about MONEY and the pathway to better first time NCLEX scores, just a matter of time that they realize they're their own traffic ! (Hopefully they'll be shut down before then).

Its a great school. A team of dedicated students and professors who work together to see that the…read moreatudents get all the skills and knowledge they require to be great nurses.

I go to Northeastern and I think it gets a bad wrap. Everybody says they hate it their first year…read moreof going there, but I promise that once you warm up to it, it is a great school with amazing resources for your career. I KNOW there is some delusion about their acceptance rates and their methods of reporting it, but most of us worked real hard to get in and are really liking it here.

" Part of the heart of boston " Many of my high school…read morefriends went here . Would visit them during my college years . Was invited to many lectures through the years . A beautiful well maintained university. With great professors.

Ah Harvard...the university that will send any parent, hiring manager, etc, into a orgasmic frenzy…read moreonce they find out you're a student or alum of this renowned institution. I visited as a tourist while exploring Boston before heading to Providence, where I'm a Master's student at a fellow Ivy League. Harvard's campus is very beautiful, the quintessential blue print of a prestigious New England campus. It was worthwhile to walk around and explore the area.

For being such a prestigious and storied university, it's nice that anyone can walk on campus to…read moresee its historic buildings. There's a visitor center with restrooms, a cafeteria, and tours led by students. Several buildings on campus are open to the public like the Harvard Art Museums. The T has a station right there so it's easy to visit.

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.