I'm awesome here at the University for variety of things, none of them involve famous student…read more Although I was one many years ago. Recently, I was here twice once for a celebration of milestone. One of the university areas reached, which was held in an outside space that was really quite lovely. The food serve was good. The space was easy to navigate was all nice. The acoustic system left a little bit to be desired but other than that they did a great job. Unless you're coming at night, parking here can be very challenging. Be sure to read the signs or you will get a ticket of some sort.

I transferred to UB and attended from 06-08…read more Overall my experience at UB was awesome. Most of the professors go above and beyond. 100 and some 200 level classes can have 150+ students. Most 300 level were in small classrooms. The north campus building are very odd looking. I was told by a UB staff that this was done purposely. I have visited a handful of other SUNY colleges and UB is by far the biggest and nicest. D1 football here. HORNS UP. Besides the university, Buffalo is a great city to live in. It is considered a large city but is small for being a large city. There are a ton of things to do year round. Amazing food options. Bills and Sabres. If you are interested in the SUNY system, would prefer a large campus and has the major you are wanting I would highly recommend applying to UB.

My wife and I are both very pleased with the education our two children received at the senior high…read moreschool here. They both participated in sports, and also did very well in academics. Both children have now graduated from college with advanced degrees. We have found this school to be very well worth the cost, which is lower than most other private schools.

On friday night we attended our 2nd high school musical this season. Williamsville North presented…read moreMamma Mia. Between the actors, back up singers, ensemble, orchestra, stage hands, ushets, etc etc, there were I'd say over 200 students involved. Besides the fact that it was a great performance, I love the fact that so many students were involved. The excitement and pride of the students, families, and school staff was obvious. Attending these type of events at local schools is a great way to 'shop/support local businesses'. It may be a school rather than a restaurant or store but same concept applies. As they say, these students are our future. So go out and support them. Besides all this, North has a great auditorium with raised seats. All great views of the stage. 2023-18

I had the honor of speaking to all of these students about resilience and purpose yesterday. The…read morestudents were incredibly well behaved and had very thoughtful feedback and questions. I also really enjoyed working with the staff to bring the event to life.

This review is all about the musical performance we attended of Guys and Dolls, February 2020 and…read morenot about the school itself. As residents in the school district and having absolutely no other vested interest in the school other than enjoying attending plays and musicals of which we have attended and enjoyed several over the years. We are always impressed with how passionate and talented the students are. This performance of Guys and Dolls did not let us down. It was wonderfully entertaining. We are always very impressed with the singing and acting. The choreography and orchestra are really good. We are also very impressed with the 3D set backdrops. When you first see them, you swear they are curved but after looking closely, you realize they are flat screens that have been painted with almost perfect depth perspective accuracy and by strategically placing on stage props, you get a real 3D feel. I highly recommend attending these plays and musicals. You will really enjoy them.

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.

An affordable option for a legal education! The only law school in the SUNY system. I am a proud…read morealum and am enjoying the option of watching a live stream of Barbri bar review lectures as I prepare for the July bar exam. Students can avail themselves of the larger university amenities--plenty of places to study, a variety of options for food and drink, and a supportive law school environment. Be warned: the timorous should stay at home. Parking and Canada geese are the worst.

Great school system, so thankful for the person I was able to grow into at lancaster. They offer so…read moremany opportunities in any area you want to explore. You will have the opportunity to dive into whatever it is you desire.

Took the Home Inspectors course some months ago. Wonderful training and depth of material coverage…read more Contacted via text line last night in regard a PDF file previously found at a certain index. Unbelievably with in minutes a new link was sent to exactly what was needed. Exceeding expectations yet again. Thank you!

I recently completed my New York State Home Inspector Certification Program through this school and…read morecouldn't have been more impressed with all aspects of the program. The instructors have decades of experience in home inspections which, through their detailed instruction, allows us to be more than adequately prepared to be successful home inspectors. They also give you a free Android tablet which is a nice bonus as well!