One of the most beautiful, classic, and historic colleges in America. State of the art doesn't even…read morecut it.

Specifically we viewed an antique book in the special collections library and the experience was…read moreamazing! Only down side we asked for gloves to view the book and the staff said it wasn't necessary. That bothered me because even if the book meant nothing to them it does mean a lot to many people and it should be preserved if they're going to bother having a first edition in the special collection. Beautiful campus and a delightful afternoon spent otherwise on our way back to boston.

I was an under-graduate student years ago, I attended Plymouth State University for two years and I…read morehave the student loans to prove it. I transferred out because of a military deployment. Recently I attempted to contact my former academic advisor and others at PSU to gather more information about finishing the master's program I started years ago. I also applied for a position that I am more than qualified for. So far, weeks later, I have only received template denial emails despite calls and messages to multiple departments. Folks, save your money. Try Rhode Island School of Design or literally any school outside NH. Unlike the current staff as PSU, other places will value your money and time.

over priced lack of support and the cafeteria and what they charge students to eat isn't worth it…read more 4 grand up front yet my daughter has class same time as breakfast is served so by the time she gets to cafeteria the freshman have eaten all the decent food. Then tonight my child (of color) got to the cafeteria for dinner like 2 minutes before 8pm there was other students in there and students walking out and the lady told her no because its 8pm and shes closing my daughter wanted just some hot sauce packets and she told her no she can give her a coin for tomorrow. What is a coin going to do for her when shes hungry and needs dinner? what does a coin do for her when tomorrow's meals have already been pre paid for just like today's meals were prepaid yet they dont give a cash return on all the meals my child is denied or misses because of class or work. You know the job she has to pay this college. Starting to feel that Charlie Kirk is right and college is a scam..

Don't waste your money on an education here. The school is in financial trouble due to poor…read moremanagement. The students drink and party uncontrollably. With so many other choices, you don't need to make a mistake. Don't judge a book from the cover. The content is horrible.

There are few private colleges that aren't in financial trouble. Colby Sawyer is dedicated to…read moreproviding students with a solid, personalized, forward thinking education. The college is under a new president, and she is a mover and shaker. The college is definitely worth a look. I have been a privately contracted fitness instructor there for twenty five years. I know the students, faculty, staff and administration. I get no kudos for this review. I've written it in response of the other review. In my opinion, it's wrong. This school, and the community it's in, are gems.

I went here. Honestly, the students here are the meanest people I ever dealt with. "Performative…read morecruelty" was common and I was a popular target for it. I was older, noticeably different, not the best looking guy. I let it bounce off me as much as I could. Professors seemed to support it. I was basically iced out when I never hurt anyone or did anything to deserve it. The culture made me feel unsafe and uncomfortable. I kept my earbuds in everywhere to block it all out. Professors are ableist despite being "liberal". They'll make your disability a defining characteristic. They think people with disabilities don't belong in college. I honestly believe people like that don't deserve a job teaching anything but whatever. Zero stars.

I am a parent of a recent graduate of KSC. There is a serendipitous story of how she came to her…read moreMajor and I will be happy to share it with any of you privately. Suffice it to say that my daughter had a wonderful time at Keene, graduated in 3 1/2 years and now has a great job in a growing industry and loves her work. I only wish all my children were this happy!