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This is the third university I have attended and it is by far the most disorganized. The financial…read moreaid office was a hot mess, misquoting timelines and dates constantly. My federal aid came 6 weeks later than promised so I had to figure out a way to buy my books out of pocket or take a failing grade for missing assignments in 3 weeks of my 8 week accelerated term. The advisor I have worked with is catty and unprofessional, despite my professionalism with expressing concerns and documenting everything thoroughly. 1/3 of my teachers weee unresponsive through the entirety of the semester which made me have to escalate to my advisor just to get an answer after 2 weeks of waiting. For half of my term my grade stated it was a D- despite every assignment I had showing A. I had to escalate this to the office as well to get it reevaluated. Looking back - if there's anything that surprises me the most about this experience it's the fact that for a university that prioritizes adults going back to school, they require a shocking amount of of babysitting and cross verification (keep receipts for EVERYTHING) just for basic coordinating between financial aid, advisors, and teachers.

Great University!…read more This is a beautiful campus with very modern arts and science buildings and departments. Great Danes sports have great rankings in football, track, lacrosse. The University at Albany is renowned as a center of learning. This is my 1776th Yelp review - in this year America declared its Independence from Great Britain! God Bless America! Go Danes.

I make a couple of annual visits to the suny campus either to pick up a friend from a bus stop or a…read moreguest speaker for a colleague at work who teaches at UALBANY. They have one of the best campus in the capital district. I did take classes here over a decade ago and had one of the best experiences. The college was voted as America's best part school . You want to witness this, just stop by on st. Patrick's day when the students get drunk and start flipping over parked cars!! A great place to go to college and enjoy college life.

I was waiting to do this review in the end. But it's about time. I had a really good experience…read more It's a little bit confusing in the beginning but your counselor will help you figure it out. I might have to come back to edit this review or add more details. I had the best counselor Ash***, Eliz**** and Jenn. Best people to work with. I have an international background, they really helped me 360*, I mean the admin people go above and beyond to make things possible for you, to succeed. I have had the best experience here. The teachers are the best as well. This is not even exaggeration because I had classes with them. They help you in most flexible way possible. Most of them are charges nurses and providers and doctors. This is an awesome school. Might be over charging a bit, but if you get the aid then what else matters. They will enable you to get your certification and earn more money anyways. I really had done the whole math on it. This is one of the best options around. Went to the Albany campus. Saw the ad on Facebook, filled out my info and got the email the next day to come in and take the TEAS for nursing. They are quick with everything. They are available Saturday n Sunday, no playing games. You do have to put in the work though. They have strict policies and they do follow it to the bone, especially with nursing. I respect the teachers and it shows. Some students don't respect the teachers and they were ready to yell at the teachers and admin. To each its own. As a student, you do have to put in the work and show up for the classes , there is no shortcut to school and if you think you can turn them around and not do the work, it might not end up good for you.

I don't know where to begin. At first I thought wow this could be really worth it, and as time went…read moreon I started to notice staff quitting, student needs not being met, no clear communication, inadequate teaching, and plenty more. Even with one place refusing to continue the relationship for clinicals and the school scrambling to find another. They try to drag out student courses even though they claim to be "accelerated". You take 2 classes every 8 weeks and no summer breaks like a normal 2 year college. If your looking to get a degree as an MA or LPN, I would 100% recommend you search other schools out. I would have given this place a 0 star rating but I am not allowed.

I completed 2 degrees at this college, and I am now in the process of completing my master's degree…read morein clinical mental health. The professors are amazing and empower the students on the road to success. I am proud to be a Maria College Alumni and student.

Great educational opportunity for a career in the nursing field. State of the art and wonderful…read moretechnology and teach staff.

Where do I begin? At first this school was apart of SUNY Albany and now it is trying to be its own…read moreSUNY Polytechnic Institute. It's very confusing and it's filled with administrative BS-ing. So much paperwork. Sometimes the account login, wifi, a lot of technicality is in flux because of this transition phase. Who do you go to report a problem? "Go to this person" "No go to that person b/c of the transition" "Oh that person doesn't work here anymore" etc. Just transition already! Also it's filled with so many different companies and people which I am not complaining about. But there are certain buildings and places that you can't go without the SUNY ID, which again is muddled with the transition so it is hard to access a room which was once your classroom to a room that is now controlled and operated by another tech company. So stupid. Also the degree is way too specialized and hard that it is almost impossible to get out of the engineering. Maybe you can intern at one of the partner companies, but it is very hard to move onto another grad program like MBA or medicine because the bachelors in nanotechnology was way too specialized and hard to complement another profession. So it forces students to do another bachelors!

Yes, this is a part of U Albany, but its also a business, where many different people work and many…read moredifferent companies are housed. Including IBM, Sematech, AMAT, TEL, and others still. A good industry to be working in, Semiconductors is a great and growing field. If you are looking for work, you can apply here with CNSE or any of the companies I listed previously.

As an alumnus of Siena, I think it's time for president 'Chuck' Seifert to resign. He's not…read moreresponsible for the recent layoffs and buyouts? Maybe not, but it made the school look bad and financially uncertain. The previous president, Chris Gibson, was capable and had important contacts in government. Siena needs someone like that again -- soon!

This is where I went to college a long time ago (18 years ago) and  is a private Franciscan liberal…read morearts college in Loudonville, New York, United States. It has 3,000 full-time students and offers undergraduate degrees in business, liberal arts, and sciences. The campus is nice, though its over 170 acres and spread out, most of the action happens near the Siena Hall. They do have a good lacrosse and basket ball team. The campus has a starbucks and a cafeteria and is a nice place for you to sit and chat

Equipment is constantly breaking and college has no system for repair. Promised services are…read moreunavailable. Communication with support staff is impossible. My professor is never available.

My first Pharmacy School review!…read more Surprised to see nobody's reviewed the nurses and pharmacists @ ACPHS (Albany College of Pharmacy And Health Sciences) on Yelp. Maybe they are busy counting out pills? People at ACPHS are dorky/happy people - everyone is friendly but a little tunnel-visioned. Guess you need tunnel vision if you will be handing paper bags of pills and prescriptions to folks in the Drug Store drive thru! The mascot here is the Panthers. Review: 5

Rensselaer was my lifeline in the 1980's. Full disclosure, I received one of their national high…read moreschool medals and the funds to attend four years to attain my bachelor's degree. I attended their summer program in 1983 and enrolled in the following fall. It was an intense experience challenging me socially and academically. The administration, faculty, and support staff were accessible. Even the food service workers were there on difficult days to assist with a listening ear and some advice. The Chaplain's Center provided for transitional counseling and the Learning Center provided qualified peer tutors to assist students. It stressed independence but offered structure to mature safely. Troy, Albany, Saratoga, Lake George, and the ski spots were among some of my favorite distractions in the Capital District. Having a bowling alley in the Student Union provided a great stress relief nearby. Focused undergraduate research was highly valued, flexibility in fusing disciplines, and focused balancing long and short-term objectives prepared me for my unanticipated career and the lifelong pursuit of knowledge and thoroughness, responsibility toward facilitating for our community's interest, and reflecting the RPI initiative. "Why not change the world?"

RPI We went to visit this university and did a tour. It was…read moreearly April and it snowed lightly the day we were there. It's a pretty campus with red brick buildings. We were really impressed by the students and staff. The students we met seemed happy to be there. The faculty seems to care about the students along with their success and well-being. That's the impression I got. The campus is small and walkable. Lots of kids walking around or hanging out together.