Several of the opinions about Beacon on here are outdated or eye rollingly overdramatic. But it's…read moregood to see several people came back and updated their reviews...the school is small but growing, so it's not going to be "perfect". So try to be objective. Beacon College is specifically for students who learn differently. Students with ADD, ADHD, or a learning disability. The staff is dedicated and friendly, and the school is the top of its kind in the nation, winning several academic awards. Also, the school helps students move on to "the real world" (life after college), by helping them with resumes, interviews, and helps them find employment.

An update review on this college. A year ago, my views were much more aggressive, and I hope this…read morereview will be a bit more matured. While some things still feel the same, my thoughts have improved. The school is good I would say slightly above average. I like that there are a bunch of activities, some school bound, and some outside of campus. The discounts for events are a big draw, as they are often half priced. 9/10 The transportation I would say is a solid 7/10. it gets the job done, and is not required, unless living in the 'commons'. this portion of the living facilities needs some work when it comes to the bus system. the commons is unfortunately too far from the classes, and unless students like to walk maybe a good mile to class, the bus or a car is needed. missing a bus in the commons can ultimately affect a on time class trip making the student either late or not wanting to go to that class. the other living facilities are fine, as they are all in walking distance if missing the bus. the stops are brief, and sometimes its nice to just sit and rest in the shuttle. The classes are, for me, the biggest disappointment. The classes are the biggest challenge, not because of the work, but the way the student/teacher interactions are. Teachers are nice and personable; easy to get along with, however student disruptions can halt a class. I understand learning differences can change how classes operate, but there is a fine line between disability and obnoxious interruptions. Classes get a 4/10. Food quality is actually pretty good. Food is tasty, delightful and quick. The cheeseburger is the easiest item, but there are other items from wings, to nachos, pizza, fresh fruits and veggis. The menu changes each day. The dining room is a tad too tiny and sometimes can get loud- bring headphones if you want inner quiet. However, there is some nice outdoor seating. Overall, food gets a 7/10. not to mention is a buffet, so have at it. Student life and dorms are another category. Some can be great people to hang with for a few hours. In my experience, it was extremely hard to make lasting relationships here. There was a ton of drama that i did not want to engage with. Expect easy but flexibility friendships and you will not be disappointed. Dorm life can be comfortable, with full size kitchen and washer/dryers. Rooming with others can be challenging when there is different personalities/habits-. The actual dorm works-with nice, open living spaces and comfy beds. 6/10 There are some other things I can mention, but I do not want to write a book. Overall, its a decent little campus with a quaint town feel, good selection of activities, staff/teachers are engaging, small classes 7-10 student/teacher ratio. I have grown as a person and how to better handle situations from being at college. Best of luck to future Beacon students!