We just needed to say what an EXCELLENT JOB done for the Lock 1 and Lock 2, end of the year celebration Brunch 2025 school year. It was such a warm welcome the moment we enter into the Science, in which the event was held. The staff was very informative about what went on during the school year, including Parent involvement. There were so many PROUD students walking across the stage(If you will) receiving CERTFICATE for all the hard they placed into 2 semesters. There was plenty of food, drinks, sweets and cakes and much more. We had the chance to see what they were doing in the Lobby on computers, showing off there work as well for 20 minutes. This is a Program that offers literally free learning, for HIGHER TECH EDUCATION. We love what YOU guys have done for us as whole family in learning Coding and other high tech skills; through our son. Keep up the AWESOME work. The WORLD needs to know ABOUT this experience. Thank you kindly and see you all next semester with our son Joshue' Robinson, who ahs RECIEVED two certificates at this ceremony. The Robinsons Family read more

Lemoyne College - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Syracuse, New York

The school doesn't have enough diversity and I feel very extremely stresss with some of the professors. They don't really help if you have financial problems either. read more

Great school underrated academic success as well as athletics. There is a familial aspect to the campus and surrounding area, very comforting especially when coming there away from home! read more

Syracuse's best kept secret. This small Jesuit college has many great undergraduate and graduate degrees. LeMoyne's physician assistant and nursing program held in great esteem throughout the area, and beyond. LeMoyne also has some of the best professors that I have ever encountered. The professors are personable and deliver lectures in a dynamic and practical manner. You actually feel that LeMoyne's educators are in your corner showing you the way to success. LeMoyne feels like a community, which is great because you will never feel as though you are just another face in a crowd. In addition, there are many activities and diverse programming. Don't let the misconceptions of the Jesuit brand fool you into thinking that this school is one dimensional in thinking; in fact, LeMoyne prides itself on giving its students the ability and safety for one to express his/her thoughts. LeMoyne is all about inclusivity and character development. The campus is pretty, and the building are kept in good shape, Also, the library has many resources that put it on par to that of a major University . Dining options are plentiful and tasty too! And let's now forget about Dolphy Day; the school unofficial kickoff to spring that is filled with food, music and some good natured debauchery. For a community that will allow you develop interpersonal and professional skills in order to prepare for the real world LeMoyne is the school of choice. read more

Where do I start? LeMoyne college has a multitude of hidden problems. When you arrive as a freshman, there is a good chance you will be forced into a triple or quadruple. This means you will have 3/4 students living in a space designed for two humans to live. There are no hand dryers or towels in the bathrooms, so you cannot dry your hands. As a result of this, students don't wash there hands, and illness spreads like wildfire. Wifi is spotty at best and in my current living situation as a junior, I don't have access to the campus network. LeMoyne doesn't provide lighting in their residences or garbage cans on campus. You must purchase your own lamps and bulbs to light your dorm and you must carry your trash around until you get home. If you are lucky enough to have a kitchen, it certainly won't include a dishwasher or microwave. Despite all of these housing problems, LeMoyne requires students to remain on campus for all four years, and they even charge those who disobey this rule for the full cost of housing. On top of all of this, there is a massive parking problem. Don't pay for a parking spot, because even if you pay, you aren't guaranteed a spot. If the lot you paid for is full, and you opt to park in a different lot, LeMoyne will hit you with a ticket or even tow your car. Gunshots are commonly heard on the periphery of campus, and LeMoyne frequently fails to alert students of crime in the area. All in all, don't come here unless it's your final option. The housing is extremely outdated and over-crowded. Registering for classes is a nightmare as you won't be able to register for most of the classes you NEED. The biggest problem, in my opinion, is that you won't feel safe in certain areas of campus. read more

LeMoyne college has a multitude of hidden problems. When you arrive as a freshman, there is a good chance you will be forced into a triple or quadruple. This means you will have 3/4 students living in a space designed for two humans to live. There are no hand dryers or towels in the bathrooms, so you cannot dry your hands. As a result of this, students don't wash there hands, and illness spreads like wildfire. Wifi is spotty at best and in my current living situation as a junior, I don't have access to the campus network. LeMoyne doesn't provide lighting in their residences or garbage cans on campus. You must purchase your own lamps and bulbs to light your dorm and you must carry your trash around until you get home. If you are lucky enough to have a kitchen, it certainly won't include a dishwasher or microwave. Despite all of these housing problems, LeMoyne requires students to remain on campus for all four years, and they even charge those who disobey this rule for the full cost of housing. On top of all of this, there is a massive parking problem. Don't pay for a parking spot, because even if you pay, you aren't guaranteed a spot. If the lot you paid for is full, and you opt to park in a different lot, LeMoyne will hit you with a ticket or even tow your car. Gunshots are commonly heard on the periphery of campus, and LeMoyne frequently fails to alert students of crime in the area. All in all, don't come here unless it's your final option. The housing is extremely outdated and over-crowded. Registering for classes is a nightmare as you won't be able to register for most of the classes you NEED. The biggest problem, in my opinion, is that you won't feel safe in certain areas of campus. read more