20 Best Mba Programs In New Haven, CT (2022 Updated)

I went to WCSU in The Woodstock 60's. It was so small then, a blip on the radar with only a few buildings for classes, but something wonderful happened. I was given special attention and sent to Yale University to audition for it's School of Drama and I was accepted. I was coached by a director, an English prof. and a Theater Arts instructor who taught English before there was a Theater Arts program at WCSU. Thanks to them, our tiny group of drama hopefuls had the opportunity to test run a real Off Broadway Play before it was cast. Our director was a friend of the Playwright. I had the lead in that production and thanks to that I was chosen to audition for Yale, and thoroughly coached by the team. Because of them I made it. I did not go to Yale due to personal issues but the point is that there were great people willing to go beyond the scope of their requirements and guide someone to the place where they could succeed. WCSU has grown into a fine institution because it has great roots. Go visit and see what I mean.Judith A Rowland

This University is like a breath of fresh air among the other CSU's, I would highly recommend, from the staff to the OpenClose program which sorts all the classes so neatly and nicely, to the overall atmosphere of the town itself (*thats also because many of the other state colleges/universities are put in very crime filled neighborhoods) WCSU makes its very easy as well to transfer taking ALL transfer credits from the other universities, as well as if your communication major like myself, they offer many classes over the summer to help you catch up or even to learn more. Also i'd like to put out that right now is like the golden age of the communication dept at WCSU literally every professor is awesome in one way or another, even the adjuncts are amazing and that's saying something (Petkanas, Eckstein, Lever, Murtha, Brower, Wiss, Tozzoli, Barone, Woodward just to name a few)Justin Quinn

Got my MBA here. The faculty is quite smart and is genuinely interested in your success. Specifically, the marketing, supply chain, and finance professors are top notch. If you get the opportunity to study abroad for Taiwan, which is available as an undergrad as well, absolutely do it. Amazing people to network with and friends that came out of class, overall very rewarding experience. The college has had notable difficulty with their health and safety as of the writing of this that took 1 star away from my rating. I spent a year and change at the school, but I'd go again if I found the need to go back to school.Eric

I have to admit, after being accepted to the Master's program early in 2014 I was nervous attending graduate school. I was unsure of what type of situations I would encounter, and what type of curriculum I would face. After the first day of orientation, I knew that the University of Bridgeport was the best choice for me. The staff and professors in my department are extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The classes I have taken have not only improved educational leadership qualities, but have also helped improve my mathematical prowess. Although the classes may seem difficult at time, my professors demonstrated an excellent balance in challenging students while holding their interest. I have created many long lasting friendships as well with the students in my program. In concurrence with our education progress, we find ourselves continuously engaging in a sort of fellowship that I have not experienced elsewhere. In essence, the phrase "work hard, play harder" seems fitting. We have fun in class, and we get to work when we need to. I find that my professors are equally as entertained as my fellow students, helping to aid in the maintenance of the positive climate in the classrooms. If anyone reading this is nervous or unsure of their decision to attend the University of Bridgeport, as someone who previously felt the same way I offer the following advice: don't be. This is a phenomenal University with amazing programs and a delightful professional staff. They will help guide you to success by any means necessary. If you put the work in, keep a positive attitude, and remember to have fun, I promise you that the University of Bridgeport won't let you down.Philip Abraham

I am currently a freshman at UB almost finishing my first semester, I am majoring in the health sciences and hopefully 4 years from now I will be doing my masters in Chiropractic. I came to America all the way from Indonesia, I studied at an international school so I have met people from many different countries and cultures, UB made me feel like I never left that sense of living in an international environment because of all the diverse cultures that you find here. Professors, Students and Staff are very open and very supportive if you need any help and the fact that UB is a very small school makes it a better sense of community among students. Classes are good and challenging, resources are provided if in the need of help just like tutoring or counseling. I had the chance to make many close friends in just a few months from different backgrounds, friends that have become a second family to me. Although the distance from my family is too long I feel like I've found a new place that I can call home for the next 7 years. I do not regret my choice.Leonardo Castiglioni

As a current undergraduate student studying International Political Economy and Diplomacy (IPED), I've had nothing short of a wonderful experience at UB. I can only speak for my major, but I love my program. Most of my classes are engaging, and my teachers are always available to talk and answer questions outside of class which is much appreciated. The thing that I love most about UB is the diversity. Especially studying in a internationally focused major, there's a huge difference in talking about events throughout the world, and actually hearing a first person perspective from someone who is from that country. My best friend is from Syria! Of course there's a few things I would change, but overall I am really happy with my experience so far.Virginia Orman

This place is a perfect example of “you get what you pay for”. I attended September 2009 – May 2018 (with a 3 year gap from 2012-2015). The hospitality teachers and department head were wonderful, and a lot of my general Ed teachers were amazing too and I have nothing but great things to say about the teachers. However, the registrar office and academic advisors were a nightmare to deal with. No one ever smiles, my message NEVER got relayed to the right person, and it was such a headache to deal with offices equivalent to dealing with the DMV. They also claimed that when you graduate you can transfer your credits to a state college which is false. Some of the credits transferred, but classes like Math don’t transfer and I have to take a placement test to get into the same exact math class I took at Gateway and passed the class with an A. The bookstore staff was the most incapable, rude, useless group of people. Graduation was a completely unorganized joke – they told graduates to arrive 2 hours early to stand in a parking lot with no instruction and 1 porta potty for about 300 people. They also only announce 1 of your degrees – so if you have 3 degrees they won’t even take the extra 5 seconds to announce all 3 (I thought graduation was supposed to recognize your achievements?) I would have never wasted my time going to graduation if I knew how pathetic it would be. Parking on campus in New Haven was crazy and the lot constantly overflows into the Temple Street lot so you get to walk in stairways that smell like urine with bums roaming the lot and drunk people stumbling to their car after your class at 9:30 at night with no security guards to get to your car. Literally no security whatsoever like your completely on your own in a public lot in the heart of New Haven. Like most schools, they don’t allow weapons inside the building so you don’t even have a way to defend yourself if you get approached in the lot which will happen at some point. There were also hospitality classes that I had to buy things out of pocket and was promised reimbursement that never happened.Nina Tiso

I loved working with the children in the Early Learning Center, but the adults in the classroom didn't really treat me that well. They didn't really accommodating me that well when it came to tasks such as setting the table for breakfast,lunch, and snack. A coworker got nasty because I wasnt moving fast enough for her. I'm visually impaired and I have to take my time because of my vision. I had to complain about this coworker 2 times. Another thing that didnt make sense was I had to walk to the other side of campus to eat lunch for my 30 minute break. The teacher of the classroom would get mad at me for being late because I am a slow eater and I cant move fast again because of my bad vision. student teachers aren't allowed to eat in the teachers lounge. I shouldn't have had to complain to my boss about eating in the teacher lounge. This place needs to be more accommodating to student teachers with disabilities and staff needs to be more compassionate. I am very glad that I don't work at this place anymore! I wish the adults would learn compassion from the children!Jasmyn Polite

Beautiful atmosphere. I was in their old building on Long wharf years ago, and seeing how they've grown and progressed into what I consider a university now, is life changing for the people attending this college. For a community college, they offer so much for the students with assistance as well as their educational endeavors. Their cafe offers delicious varieties which includes a wide range of healthy choices. Very inviting environment for the students to learn in. I get the feeling that this University cares about the students that attend itDelbra Wilson

Few opportunities come around that are as life-changing as the Silver Scholar program at SOM was for me – the Silver Scholars program is for students straight out of undergrad to pursue an MBA at SOM. I matriculated in 2012 with the class of 2014 and, due to the parameters of the program, spent two years working full-time at my dream company, and then returned to SOM to complete my final year of courses and study and graduate in 2016. I believe that the Silver Scholars program is representative of the forward-looking direction of SOM and the fact that the institution is not afraid to take risks and innovate. Over these four years that I was in the program, I was able to see SOM evolve into an even more global business school, with the maturation of the Global Network for Advanced Management. During my second year, I was proud to count over 50% of the student population from different countries, providing a distinctly global feel. Many of my closest friends were from foreign countries and now I feel grateful to have friends from all over the world. The most remarkable thing about SOM is the community – not just our small and large learning teams, our cohort, our class, or our school, but the fact that SOM strives to be the most closely-integrated business school with it's parent university, which translates into one of the highest percentages of joint-degree candidates and the flexibility to take as many of our electives outside of SOM as you wish. I made countless of friends from SOM, but also from Yale College, the Jackson Institute, the School of Public Health, and the Law School, just to name a few. This, combined with the immensely tight-knit alumni community that has among the highest rates of annual alumni contributions to their alma mater, makes me confident that I made the right choice – a choice that will continue to pay dividends and a school that I can count on for the duration of my professional career and beyond.Jefri Tamba

Gorgeous facility and a great program to boot. Building has huge glass walls and a nice corridor which is used for several events. The architecture was built with the intention of reflecting their philosophies of transparency, which seems to hold true, parking can be an issue for nonstudents, have to park in another garage across the street and walk over or parallel parking.Hisham

A beautiful modern building. Something the community may not realize is there are a lot of events, seminars, speeches, etc. that are available to the public. You can find information about registering for these events at Yale's School of Management website.Kaleb Nygaard

I went here for my first two years of college. Here's what I've noticed. – The people here are great, for the most part. – UNH emphasizes on a welcoming environment – There's always new development like the Bergami center which is a very nice looking building. – I lived in Westside and Winchester halls. Both are good! – I was in Engineering which I struggled in, but when I changed my major to accounting I had no struggle. – I just really wish UNH was more helpful with finance and mental health. – They were WAY too strict with Covid. Yes, I understand the dangers, but we're adults you have to remember. They threatened to suspend if you violate rules, even accidentally. They also quarantined my entire hall in 2020 just because one student got covid. I really didn't believe they had to be that harsh. – They were also TERRIBLE with communication when moving in for my 2nd year (because of covid), and I had to spend a month trying to figure out when to move in. – The Accessibility resources center is a good place, but once they forbid me from using a calculator on a chemistry exam in March of 2020. Everybody but the ARC staff thought that was terrible. – Their math department was terrible. The professors meant well, but it was not taught in an interesting way. – On a positive note, they are fantastic at safety. In January of 2021 I got cyberbullied by someone in the school who made threats including a death threat. The ResLife dept. handled it very well and the police took it very seriously and found the guy doing it, someone who I thought was a friend. He was suspended. Overall, UNH is not perfect, but their heart is in the right place. I didn't leave for any of these reasons listed, that's another story entirely. But if you are Nick, Chris, Lucas, Antonia, Victoria, Makayla, Jenna, Galianna, Alexa, or Patrick, I miss you!James Shewan

I attended UNH between spring 2019 and January 2021 (two years) as a transfer, and earned a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice (Investigative Services Concentration). I am giving this school 3 stars because excluding a very good academic experience, there were too many low moments I experienced at UNH for me to give this review more stars. These low moments range from lack of opportunities for commuter students (which is what I was for 3/4 semesters), existing social circles that prevent prospective students from feeling any sense of belonging, the school's fostering and promotion of the word "LatinX", and other things. (Mainly because I am a Latino/Hispanic male originally from South America, and don't see how the word is applicable to the Central/South American community). The pandemic did affect the college experience in spring 2020, but my experience was already going downhill well before this. For these reasons, I feel as though this was an era of my life that never happened. Above all, I find it difficult to talk about this era and school in more positive (than negative) ways. I do recommend this school for my degree. My professors did an excellent job of teaching me. But it all does come at a cost because setbacks or letdowns (described above) can quickly affect a student's experience. Likewise, I am considering graduate school here because my professional job search opened my eyes to how graduate degrees are becoming the new standard for the U.S workforce. Hope this helps.Marc Conrad

The beauty of this school is not just about the academic excellence and great facilities, but the diversity; it’s almost as if every nationality is represented here. Everyone is friendly from the students to the academic staffers, non-academic staffers, to the school security operatives. When I visited this school I observed wheelchair accessibility is greatly adhered to in this institution. I also noticed there’s a 24/7 Wells Fargo Bank ATM point on this campus. Consequently, you will always have access to cash. When you school here you also get to enjoy the magnificence of New Haven, West Haven and most of all New York City, since it’s just less than an hour ride with your car or via the Metro-North Train. This school is pretty close to road and be easily noticed from a vehicle in normal traffic. #NewHaven #WestHaven #UNH #University #AcademicsExcellence #CT #Connecticut #OnGoogleMaps #Google #LetsGuide #GreatFacilities #WheelchairAccessible #KnowledgeU-roy Felix Agboli

Although my professors have been awesome, the university as a whole is horribly disorganized and mismanaged. The various staff of different departments are uniformly rude and uninformed. I've gotten wrong and/or misleading information on basic protocol literally EVERY SINGLE TIME I've spoken with someone (where do I submit work study requests? Can I still carry student insurance if I'm part-time?) Regarding the insurance, I was told "yes" by 2 different pople. HOWEVER, the answer to that is it's automatically cancelled when you register online for classes and it is received as part-time, so then you have to re-enroll as a new client at a higher rate. I found this out when I was trying to fill a prescription and after much investigation found out that my insurance had been cancelled. This is one of the MANY problems I've experienced with Southern administration. Equally as faulty, is the technology "services" that Southern uses. Windows 7 computers in the computer labs that take (no joke) 5-20 mins to log you on if there are more than 3 people in the room and remote printing that requires an installation on your laptop every time you want to use it. This is recommend since you'll otherwise sit for 20 mins for the lab computer to log on and then progress to opening and printing a file at the speed of dial-up. If you need to reach anyone (computing services, the bookstore) for questions, you'll be strained to find contact info outside of the (203)392-SCSU main office number. A detailed Google search rarely finds the phone numbers associated with specific offices. Most recently, for the past month as Southern has started the fall semester, their network has become so overloaded that the mail server periodically un-syncs all of my devices from their email (iPhone, Mac) so I don't get mail or know that an email I sent never actually sent, since it doesn't appear in ANY outbox or draft folder from any device. But since it happens off-and-on, as the SCSU network comes and goes as it pleases, I've not known about the missed emails until someone tells about a group email I missed. Lastly, and kinda most importantly, Southern's crap internet system occasionally doesn't recognize my password for Bannerweb, email, and Blackboard. Confoundingly, this doesn't occur on these applications all in one sitting. MANY TIMES I've sat and typed my password into Blackboard 5+ times and magically after repeated entries it suddenly works!!! Always had the same problem logging into "myscsu" and trying to get my email back online to the Southern server. Recommendation: If you're enrolling as a full-time undergraduate, I would HIGHLY recommend looking for a school elsewhere because you're DEFINITELY not getting your money's worth at this institution. Note: they also have no funding for student work study anymore, so don't count on that for extra money/tuition expenses. If you're taking classes part-time, for a job or continuing education, it will be a frustrating experience, but not a total waste of money. Botton line, I rated 2 stars because the professors and experiences with classmates have been awesome this past year, but the university as a whole is beyond frustrating.Jennifer Vollmer

im usually not the type of person to be negative and leave lengthy reviews but this is so necessary being that im so extremely disappointed with this school! I went for a tour in November of 2017 fell in love with the campus so I decided to apply as a transfer student in April of 2018! I sent in my fee waiver form April 20th I was told it takes 2-3weeks to hear back from the school, ok cool! here it is a MONTH later still no response, nor any communication to even let me know they've received my fee waiver form and that id be hearing from them soon or whatever the case may be just complete silence!!! not to mention the students that answer the phone are very rude and snappy! I withdrew my application and applied to Iona college! I applied with them got an acceptance letter, got my financial situation settled, paid my deposit all within a week, easy as 1,2,3 as it SHOULD be. Its an excellent school with a countless number of awards, i feel as though the process of applying to schools should be as easy and stress free as possible! Im extremely dissatisfied with my experience with this school it literally had everything I was looking for campus wise, but everything happens for a reason and being that Im going into the education field I've been told from numerous amounts of educators that im better off getting a job, with a degree from Iona under my belt. The purpose of this review is not to trash talk or to persuade anyone into not applying here but rather to allow others to be aware of what they may possibly come into contact with when applying to this school and perhaps a change can come about for the next student. : ) Blessings.Alexa Griffin

If I could give Southern zero stars I absolutely would. They are extremely unorganized, they don't care about you as a student AT ALL.. They cancelled a BIO class that I really needed a week before classes start. I emailed the head of the department asking for a solution and all I got was a too bad.. Now because of this I have to attend an extra semester and will not be graduating in time.. They offer classes at odd times which makes it hard for you to sign up for classes back to back, so far the professors I had don't care about you and are not understanding.. I graduated from Western Connecticut and I never had a problem with them and now because of Southern I have to spend more of my time and money that I don't have…Barbara Monteiro

The School of Business at University of Connecticut offers these departments and concentrations: consulting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, insurance, international business, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, portfolio management, real estate, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $14,502 per year (in-state); full-time: $35,812 per year (out-of-state); part-time: $825 per credit (in-state); part-time: $825 per credit (out-of-state); executive: $78,000 per year (in-state); and executive: $78,000 per year (out-of-state). At graduation, 36.1 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed. The mission of the University of Connecticut School of Business begins with the words, “Real World, Real Learning, Real Impact.” The school aims to deliver on that mission by focusing on experiential learning initiatives, both in the classroom and outside of it, through programs such as the Financial Accelerator. In that program, students and faculty work directly with business executives to solve problems. Other experiential learning opportunities in the UConn School of Business include the Student Managed Investment Fund and the Innovation Accelerator, which is part of the university’s Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.Jefri Tamba

Located in Storrs, Connecticut, this building is their main campus for the UConn School of Business. Nice building and layout! There are 3 other campuses located in Waterbury, Stamford and Hartford. Founded in 1941, academic programs at the bachelors, MBA, Executive MBA, doctorate and advanced certificate levels are offered at the UConn School of Business.Ming

It's a full undergraduate business school. There really aren't very many of those in this part of the country. Profs are generally decent to good. I do call the building "The Funhouse From Hell" because of what it looks like on the inside.StairwayToEvan92

I signed a 16-month lease, and I only left after graduation when I moved away. I had a great apartment at just under 700 square feet with plenty of closet and kitchen cabinet storage space. The living and dining area provided me with enough space to study, relax and entertain at home, but there are very nice alternative study and WFH spaces in the building as well. Everyone is friendly here. The leasing agent (especially Karam Singh), 24-hour front desk staff (esp Fabienne!) and maintenance team are top notch and run things smoothly for the tenants. The 6th floor amenities are great including the pool, outdoor space and the exercise room. There are lots of other tenants here with dogs and all the common areas are kept really clean. Maintenance requests, inbound and outbound packages, food deliveries and any questions to the leasing staff were handled quickly, efficiently and professionally. Close to downtown and Yale campus, I never worried about walking home from campus events late at night through this part of town. I lived on the 15th floor facing NE towards I-91 and really wasn't bothered by highway or town noise and I had pretty good sunlight year-round in the apartment. Family and friends who used the parking garage (run by LAZ Parking) had no issues. A big plus is that 360 State has two guest suites available for rent which allowed family and friends to stay close, helpful for visits and on move-in and move-out days. Elm City Market is conveniently located downstairs and (while a bit pricey) has a great selection and availability of food and beverages. There are many great restaurants within walking distance. The city bus stop nearby at State St & Court St makes a direct run to the Stop and Shop grocery store. The State Street train stop is literally across the street where you can easily catch the Northeast Regional to NYC or Boston. Amtrak Acela service is available at Union Station, just a 15 minute walk away. My move-in and my move-out and requests for freight elevator and loading dock access where handled smoothly. If I return to New Haven, I would definitely rent at 360 State Street again.JC Yingling

Moved to New Haven when this building was being completed in 2010, told myself I would live here one day. Well, here I am. Residents are kind, concierge are always helpful; package delivery alerts, spare keys for lockouts, etc. Most people living here keep to themselves, the elevator will be where you'll bump into each other if not for the events held every few weeks. You will find mostly career focused individuals and students living here. The gym, conference rooms and study rooms come in handy. The theater room that you can reserve, free of charge, for two hours is just an added bonus. To the weird one star review about "sec 8 housing is offered in the building", I was told there are only three units in this building on that program. Not sure why that would be a problem, you people amaze me. My only complaint is parking, check out my cars. In my opinion if you can make it up to the 5th floor garage without damaging your rear quarter panel, parking should be cheaper.Onoh Udensi

This is easily the best apartment complex I have lived at. I recently had to move from my unit at 360 in New Haven to Los Angeles for work, and hands down 360 is fantastic. The amenities are amazing (pool! gym! screening room!). The units are really well maintained and I think I only had 2 things break in my unit over the entire 3+ years I lived there, and all were fixed within 24 hours. In addition to all that (great units, great amenities, great location) one of the best parts are the people who work there. Everyone was always so kind to me, my friends, and my dog. The 24 hour front desk is an amazing service and there was always someone there with a friendly smile. I also made some life long friends in the building who I am still in touch with since my move to LA. I cannot recommend strongly enough, in fact I still visit when I am back in New Haven! Take a look and move in, you will not be disappointed. I only wish they had the same building here in LA!Emily Nix

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Comfortable and well wired conference rooms. Beautifully designed architecture, quality furnishings, and modern amenities. Nice courtyard when it's warmer.Anh Pham

Thank you to all of the faculty at the university of Bridgeport for an unforgettable experience, the Trefz school of business is beautiful and is a staple in the education system established in the greater Bridgeport area.Michael Gutierrez

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The Yale Universities including Yale Law School is known worldwide for exceptional education standards their students. Fundamentally, it is more about fitting the mold of an occupation and more about understanding comprehensively the core foundation. I want to go to Yale Law School and study Media and Entertainment related laws and codes of conduct after graduating from CUNY, in NYC; SUNY of NYS and going to flight school. There are homophones in the English language and I think contextually; I will be able to bridge the gaps of communicative disconnects while fortifying studies in other, comparatively relative areas. I can't wait to enroll!DBD D’Amonte Brown

President Bill Clinton,Secretary of State,Hillary Clinton,seventeen Supreme Court Justices and several more by GOD's grace including myself. The "Y" in my surname is symbolic indeed. Herein lies my heart. I respect a few others but this is,THE ONE.Edward Kasi Ayadiuno

As previous reviews state this University is actively promoting medical discrimination. I phoned the University and asked why they are choosing to this and I was greeted with remarks such as "Being vaccinated isn't a choice, it's a responsibility" There are so many Universities that don't actively promote this, I hope these guys come to their senses.Jeremy Brochu

I’m happy to be sending my child to a school that protects the students and staff by enforcing a vaccination policy. All of this medical discrimination talk makes me laugh out loud…good riddance!Chris engelhardt

Beautiful campus inside & out. Met the Dean total professional & extremely nice. The place was spotless clean & everyone was very nice. Security was excellent going in and out.Marlo S

Stunning campus. Reminds me of Oxford. Unfortunately student campus tours were cancelled after we made plans to visit, so we created our own itinerary. Lots of areas were closed off to outsiders, and I watched as students entered through large gates with key-in access from their phones. Only downside of Yale is New Haven itself. Outside of the Yale campus, New Haven can be a little sketchy in some areas and I would advise caution when roaming.Avalus

Full disclosure: I didn't go to school here, so I can't speak to the academics. I did work with an alumnus and he was a cool guy, so I'm guessing this university is a great place. The campus is beautiful in an old, classic way. It's so stunning, I'd say it merits a visit on its own. I had a great time scrolling through campus and snapping pics. The museum on campus was free admission and had some impressive displays. All in all, I liked Yale.Alex Kolkena

Can be compared to Princeton University. Art style for even sport stadium. And it is not too big so it is easy to walk through the campus. However, no many places open during the pandemic. Maybe I will visit again to enjoy the shows thereDr. Lee talking Skincare

Got a book from there. Linsey Stirling's The Only Pirate At The Party. For free, using eBay. I really wanted to buy it (there was even a price) but it seems like there's no need anymore. The school looks cool. I've never heard of it before and I ain't gonna go there. I would need to cross a few seas and stuff like that on my way to school. Too expensive for me. But, I have to admit, unlimited amount of books free of charge…Ondra Strejček

Faculty is great and campus is nice but the few underlying higher up administrators only have respect for the student conduct code when it helps them. They ultimately will run the school like a business when it suits them but not when it would help a student. They blatantly will not follow their own policies if doing so would create a potential problem for them in the future.Jeremy Weber

"I had a wonderful experience here as soon as i walked in i noticed the cleanliness and most if all i was greeted with a friendly smile from one of the nicest staff members, Emily, she was awesome. Very attentive and just made the beginning experience very pleasent. Thank u Emily!!"Nicole Matthews

My friends and I went to go play some soccer on your field and the lacrosse team asked us to leave which we did but while we were changing into our normal shoes the team was shooting lacrosse balls at us and was saying/chanting racial slurs like "Trump", and "Fu*k Mexicans". They threw a ball at me and it almost hit me. Luckily, I had a bag with me and the bag stop the ball from hitting me. After they called security, they watched as the college team kept saying things, yet they did not stop them, and the coach didn't either. We tried to make a report but the school is closed due to Easter break. I hope the school does something about this because it was a completely disgusting behavior and should be taken seriously. I just know my friends and everyone I know will not be going to that school ever again.Ashley Portillo

I visited Albertus Magnus College. It welcomes every National Origin, Race, and Religion with open arms. Would recommend attending Albertus Magnus College over Quinnipiac University. Albertus Magnus College cares about students and alumni from foreign countries. National Origin, Race, and Creed is a top priority to Albertus Magus College. Albertus Magnus College is a better school than Quinnipiac University. I have first hand experience of Quinnipiac University. QU Office of Public Safety Albertus Magnus Alumni Edgar Rodriguez and Higher Authorities John Lahey, Lynn Bushnell, John Morgan, Mark Thompson, Donald Weinbach, Kim Riga, and Dianna Pategas will discriminate and have hatred in their heart if your Indian, Chinese, or Black.Rajeev Pahuja, MBA

If you want your kid to be disrespectful…to be high and drunk and smoking on a sporting event, this is your college. Security is a joke. They are afraid of the students. They don't even take pride in their school, throwing their garbage and disposable masks on the ground. Security smell like booze. Very disappointing. I was asked to bring my vaccination card and advices that they enforce mask wearing for all events. Yet no one had masks. If they can not follow their own rules, how would you expect them to protect your children??Ingrid Gonzalez