20 Best Paramedic Programs In Brooklyn, NY (2022 Updated)

A good school where you get out what you put in. Many trains stop within walking distance and buses as well. Just like any college, depending on your major, you will find good and bad professors. So always make use of the rate my professor website. I had a very pleasant experience. The administration was more competent than other schools I went to and my issues were always solved within a reasonable amount of time. The facilities I had to use for my major were in even better condition compared to some four year schools. The wifi coverage was good. Plenty of cafeterias with the best one being in the E building. Plenty of food trucks with different types of foods. Lots of seating areas with electrical ports. The class scheduling was workable with enough sections to fit almost everyone. Can't speak for any other major but it felt like that overall. They are always hiring new adjuncts so it's not the same professor teaching that one section you need all the time that everyone says is horrible. Always stay on top of your things if you want to have them resolved quickly. That's the part you play in your college years. The hand holding stops after High School. All I can say is, relax a little and have some fun. At the end of the day grades won't show the strength of your character after all is said and done.Mounia B

It seems like professors like the one I got Professor Arnold who acts likes she is going through the motions and don't there . i felt I waste my time and money which I paid out of pocket in her class and is thinking about leaving the college. She is one of the worst teachers/professors i ever had . I think cause it a community college a lot of them are mad cause they can't teach in a four year college through out of the community colleges in NY LaGuardia is the best . That being said she is the third professors that I had that sleeps walks through their class and I had another one that did something that weren't cool and I didn't show up for her class and never got an apology from her. I say if you over 30 years like me this college is not for you. I never had problems with anything else in the college but the professors cause I expect more and I also think cause the college got a lot of non white american people that they slack a lot and that's sad.clyde sparks,jr

Im currently in my last year at LaGuardia (majoring in business) and i have to say the Business department is full of AMAZING professors. Classes are really easy (most of them except accounting unless you're good at it) and the students are cool. I, personally, never talked to anyone or made any friends because I'm not an outgoing person. The school is constantly going under renovations and they just finished the new library and it looks AMAZING, as if it was a library from an ivy league. Food isn't that great but what do you expect, its school food [not free of course]. For people who are curious about the diversity of this school, these are my personal percentages of what i see; 20% – Asian 20% – African American 30% – Hispanic 30% – White/European Overall, its a good school to just do your 2 years in and get out.Paul The Pigeon

I took Acting & Gymnastics classes growing up as a kid @ KCC; along with taking other performing arts enrichment classes @ Brooklyn College also while growing up, although Brooklyn College wasn't affiliated with my high school like KCC was. KCC has a great campus for a CUNY two-year college (one of the nicest in the CUNY system being right on Manhattan Beach) and is also the partner CUNY institute with my High School alma mater, Edward R. Murrow whom it operates the CollegeNow! program with. I spent my Junior and Senior years at Murrow taking KCC college-level courses taught by both Murrow faculty, and visiting KCC faculty (at Murrow) as well as commuting to the KCC campus from Murrow for additional classes that could only be taught on-site @ the KCC campus. It was EXTREMELY academically enriching to be able to enjoy a college level curriculum whilst still being in High School; and that was due directly to KCC's collaboration with my high school. My GPA went up as a result of the CollegeNow! program during my last two years at Murrow as did my SAT scores. I have KCC to thank for that. 👍👏👏👏👏Ben Schaeffer

Kingsborough CC has a very nice entertainment program, well-run and well-sited, with both indoor and outdoor venues. This year's 4-part post-pandemic return to their July outdoor series has been a real winner for the 3 weeks of it so far, with decent weather enhancing the winning combination. Performers have commented on how well-received they are when they come to perform there, from an enthusiastic staff that really respects their art, to receptive audiences. That reputation has allowed audiences to see a number of top-notch acts more than once there, as the artists appreciate that respectful treatment. There have been other events there, all of which were interrupted by COVID since it came around, so there will be needed time to get those back on track. There are cautionary protocols in place even now: those attending must provide proof of vaccination, with masks optional. Not sure of masking will or will not be required once the indoor events resume, but it certainly appears that the staff has kept up-to-date with everything necessary.N H Tanner

Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Donna Marjorie Donzella. I was a student at Kingsborough Community College in the fall of 1992. I was in the pre-nursing program. On November 3, 1992 I suffered a terrible fall that left me in a coma. I was in a coma for five days… Glad I survived and since then have published two books.Donna Donzella

The college has won multiple awards from the CUNY system as well as other institutions for its ability to grant Associate's Degrees at an impressive rate and to foster continuing education at senior colleges. With a respectable teacher-to-student ratio, significant public and private funding, and a central location in New York City, the learning experience has been covered by many publications and studied by experts. However, BMCC also suffers from a large rise in remedial education, lack of freshman retention, and overcrowding. Due to its larger base of capital compared to most other two-year colleges, expansion of new campuses during the rebuilding of Fiterman Hall was possible. Several trailers are still used as classrooms to this day in order to help expand capacity. Internal programs have also been created or expanded to help with academic advisement, provide online access for registration, transferring to other colleges, and job placement. A diverse student base, some of whom had immigrated to America shortly before enrolling, also makes tailoring a viable solution difficult. Improving the retention and graduation rate as well as the increased financial and academic burdens of a remedial program still remain a considerable problem. The Center for Career Development (CCD) provides students with comprehensive career planning services. Its professional career counselors assist students in making informed decisions about an area of study; research occupations that match their personal interests; write a resume; practice interviewing, and help them prepare as candidates for internships and employment. Students also learn to clarify their career goals, develop effective communication and interpersonal skills, conduct job searches, and develop a digital portfolio for employers to view as evidence of their skills, accomplishments and professional qualifications. In addition, CCD partners with New York Needs You, the New York office of America Needs You, to host career-oriented events and seminars to bring industry insights to its students.Nesar Ahmed

edit, update: ended up coming to the conclusion that because all of this uncertanty and my bad living situation I am dropping out, I did all I could, was not met halfway by anone but professors unless I begged here. do not go here if you're poor. Just, no. I can't take it anymore. I've tried to explain my situation to this school multiple times, and I'm left to struggle on my own. I am starving, housing insecure, financially unstable, and unable to make ot to class or properly study because of financial struggle, inability to be alone a place quiet to study because they won't house, and depression. In the end they want to fail you out so you can pay them fees later, I guarantee. I'lll gladly take my review down if it's actually a thing they decide they really want to help me with, only after I have been actually helped, and not as in, money grant to help my situation I never recieve, or new housing program email I apply for and am swiftly rejected because I am not enrolled just enough just yet due to circumstances that are once again not entirely my fault because when I applied here I intended to be taking 16 credits not 7. A joke, an absolute waste of my time and so so much heartache.Jens Åhlund

Very diverse. You can see all kind of people over here. Most of the students and staff are friendly. Environment is good. Friendly neighborhood. If you are hungry, you can find all types of food around the building. It has 26000 student. It also has a big cafeteria, big library, big quiet study place for study and a lot more . All in all this is one of the best college.S M Shuvo

I do NOT recommend this school! Honestly I was excited to go here and looking forward with completing this course. I went here for the EMT Basic Program. Let us start from the beginning. On the website they have a price of how much you would pay, but when you get there they tell you something completely different. Then they say the offer financial aid for EMT or payment plans, but when I asked to do it they said they don't do financial aid yet it says it online. So I offered to do a payment plan and they said that I couldn't, so I said okay then I won't attend. All of a sudden it's ok we can do a payment plan, that should've been my cue to not attend. Next the clinical person David, is really unpleasant. He talks to you as if you are beneath him, he is just rude. The course is rushed, if you did not go to school before or have a degree like myself, I don't recommend. The pace is too fast and they teaching is all over the place. Third they have this computer course online which is basically the computer reading what's in the textbook out loud. Unfortunately, that is why I failed because I missed two readings that had little quizzes in them. Which made no sense to me because I like to read the book myself than off the computer. Also, because of that they gave make up courses and two exams to take and said if I passed it, they would allow me to pass the class. I PASSES THEM AND THEY STILL SAID THEY COULD HELP. All the want is your moneyyyyyy!Ri. Marie

I should have read ALL of the reviews on this "school." I was really super excited about coming here but they are all about the $$ and don't care about your education. The clinical clearance coordinator, David Izso, is NOT friendly at all. He called me multiple times about a vaccination that I had to wait to get due to doctor appts being booked out and was talking to me if I was a child. Very unprofessional. They terminated me on a Friday, 4 days before the next semester, and a holiday weekend for failing ONE class after allowing me to take a makeup final for another class knowing I was already going to be terminated. They booted me off my portal, I had no access to ANY grades, my agreement signed through the school email, or even access to the other portal where I was messaging my professor. I have friends in nursing SCHOOLS in NYC that are allowed to pay and makeup a class failed after the first time. This school, no. They want me to apply again to just take more money from me. They hounded me everyday to pay my balance but when you want to speak to someone in regards to grades they just send you to voicemail and terminate you. I do not recommend CAHE. Save your $$ and do your research just like most of these reviews say.Brianna Tetefsk

I graduated from the paramedic program yesterday and I wanted to just share some information with anyone reading this. I joined the Full-Time Paramedic program and have had a wonderful experience. The program is rigorous but I found the course load to be very doable. The program leadership (David Skolnick and Joel Abraham) really works with each individual student to ensure they are able to succeed and become competent prehospital providers. They had many opportunities to do clinical rotations at various agencies throughout NYC and upstate NY. About 1 quarter into my program, they updated a lot of their equipment as well. Overall, I am very happy to have been trained by CAHE and highly recommend it to anyone looking to join become an EMT or Paramedic.Shulem Rosenbaum

I found this location for CPR BLS for the Nursing program to be extremely good. It was very easy to find it, and the instructor was there before time opening. She walked me through the cafeteria and after I got a (free) delicious coffee, we proceeded to the lectures. This was my first time obtaining a CPR license . The lectures were very interesting and I was excited to apply to knowledge to the mannequins. After all, i would recommend this to immigrants like me- the process was very clear and i walked out educated on CPR BLS.Milos M

Best ACLS/BLS course I ever took. I needed to schedule a course asap because I had expired on both certifications. Booking through the website was easy. Candice is an amazing instructor. The course was straightforward and to the point. She reviewed the content I struggled with. Candice is very knowledgeable and I will be returning for my recertifications.Emily Dominguez

The facility is conveniently located in a beautiful setting. I enjoyed the hospitality features, such a comfy space to learn in. MY instructor was Everything, patient, informative, direct and a bit funny. She made me feel confident about ever needing to give BLS to anyone. I also enjoyed the dolls. Thanks!BxLori

I took a course with this training center because they had amazing reviews and they seemed very professional and knowledgeable. However, it's now been a week since I took my ACLS course and I'm still having an issue getting an e-certification sent to me. A simple email for the certification that I paid for can somehow not be sent to me. And now I can't even reach the office. Needless to say, go somewhere else if this is something you truly need. While the instructor, Sam was fantastic it's completely not worth all of the excuses that you'll get attempting to get your certification from them. Update: The office is now citing policy to me and telling me there's a processing time of 7 days and 22 with the American heart association. However, in all of my correspondence and phone calls with this office, not one person was knowledgeable enough to tell me this. Instead, I was reassured multiple times and lied to that I would get my certification when I called about it and when I emailed about it and I have more than enough proof to that effect. But now I'm getting told what the policy truly is and that the office doesn't work on weekends when I spoke to people over the weekend and I was told it was being worked on over the weekend and there are weekend hours posted. But not surprising that I'm being lied to once again.brianna solis

I had a really wonderful experience with Marian, my in-person BLS skills and CPR trainer through the Emergency Training Center. She was thorough, approachable, and gave very helpful feedback. The resources I was given to prepare i.e. an instructional video and online exam really helped me feel prepared for my training session with Marian. We reviewed/acted out exactly what to do in many different emergency scenarios detailing crucial details that give the best outcomes for people needing life-saving care.Lauren Krug

The actual hands on training was very helpful and thorough and the instructor was great. However, after completing the course I never received my CPR card that i needed ASAP for my new job as an RN. It was very frustrating. I called the training center 4 times and sent 4 emails with no response, it was not until the 5th time i called that i got a response and received my card 2 weeks later. Very inconvenient.Emily Plumly

Timer EMT was a wonderful course ! The professors and instructors are top notch and consider you family once you commit to saving lives as they do. It’s a great learning experience, they encourage you to be the be the best person you can be alongside teaching you integrity, compassion, and hard work. Monte Posner has been doing this for many years and he’s on top of his game and his brilliance is unmatched when it comes to saving lives. I highly recommend you take this course. When you finish, you’ll be an outstanding EMT, you’ll be part of a BIG FAMILY that’ll support you all the way through your EMS career.Marc Palacios

I took my basic level emt class with Monte. I would 100% recommend it to anyone who is interested. I was recommended to give his class a try and feel in love with the career. It’s a great learning experience. Staff is super nice and eager to help. I’ve always felt comfortable in class. If I was struggling in a topic there was hundreds of ways Monte helped. Either setting up time after or before class to go over topics I had issues with, or even set up webinar. The online work is EXTREMELY helpful! Definitely use the online text book !Amber Black

I took this course two years ago and it was honestly the best decision that I’ve ever made. Monte is such an incredible instructor and creates a very comfortable, fun and safe learning environment for everyone. I’ve learned so much from him and all of the other great instructors here. They really go the extra mile to ensure that you’re well prepared to pass the state exam and to work in this field. I’ve had such amazing experience here and I highly recommend this course!siarrah jensen

First I would like to thank all the instructors in Code One for teaching me and preparing me for this EMT lifestyle. I am currently working at Empress and I was beyond prepared because of Code One. I'd like to start by saying as like every school they have minor flaws which can simply be fixed but overall there is nothing I wouldn't change because if it wasn't for John constantly telling me it's in the book I would have never opened my book, I would of failed my state exam because everything you need to know is in the book. So John Diaz I thank you for constantly repeating it's in the book, I thank you for always having extra resources when I needed it, I thank you for always drilling in our heads that's going to be on the test just so we can remember it and I thank you for simply teaching me. I'd like to thank Anthony Rivera because if it wasn't for him I wouldn't be an EMT right now. There was times I came in wanting to quit. There was plenty of times I was just overly stressed and couldn't handle it but surely he did not give up on me. He would have me come in early or even stay late just to make sure I understood the criteria. So Anthony Rivera thank you for taking the time to help me. Lastly, Code One deserves 10 stars, they actually care for each and every student. They take the time to teach you, you just have to make the effort to want it. They have enough instructors to teach you so you won't ever feel as if you not being taught. You can always call them to help you over the phone when school days are off. You can also buy your equipment , Emt pants and boots for really cheap. There's always parking in the area. There's food in the area. The best EMT schoolkimberly gallipoli

I was apart of the 1st accelerated batch and I must say I was very satisfied with the program. If you want to learn and you’re serious about your education then this is school for you. *** Back story, I did this program in the middle of a pandemic. I lost my job and the last 2k I had to my name I used it to enroll and do the 6wk accelerated course. I was broke but I was determined to finish, pass my state and seek employment. If you’re lazy, immature and have no interest in learning then don’t waste your money because this isn’t a piggy back program. All the instructors were very professional, knowledgeable and helpful. Law and Roman are the absolute best with skills, Ed is very knowledgeable as well and he was very helpful in ensuring you understood the material. Will is tough but he’s also quite hands on and willing to help. The owner, Jon is very friendly I’ve gone to his office more than once to seek assistance if I didn’t understand or needed help and he never said no. Always willing to help. Everyone at this institution that I’ve come into contact with I can tell they’re top notch and passionate about EMS. If you need help, ask, they have resources to help. Failure isn’t an option. If you were doubting this school take this as your sign to call, walk in for a visit and sign up. You won’t regret it. Btw I finished at the top of my class with a 96avg. I’m now NYS certified and passed my NREMT.Kacey Witter

Great school. I wasn't doing great and my average was low but they helped me a lot. John Diaz is a great instructor and very understanding, so are Dave Roman, Aaron Law, and Ed Martinez. Show them everything you got and they'll help you a lot. They're tough on the students? Hell yes they are but at the end of the day, everything pays off. If you fail this course, is because you didn't work hard enough. Yet, if you fail it and decide to go back, look at it as an opportunity to get more prepared. The key is to show them you are really trying, do your best, practice and they'll work with you. You'll not get dropped just because, you'll get dropped if your average is low and you're clearly not trying, but even if you're average is low, they'll work with you. Just don't make the mistake and underestimate them, they're very nice people but they'll fail you if you take the course as a joke. Especially John and Dave, they're nice but keep your jokes to yourself because they're all business.Jayden Torres

My mom is 90 years old and suffers from crippling arthritis. She recently was diagnosed with an infection in her right knee and can not use it at all. We hired On Time to take her to a doctor''s appointment because they were equipped with what we needed to get her down 12 flights of stairs. My mother was very anxious until Mark and Marek showed up. They were absolutely wonderful ! They did such a great job and were so kind to her. They stayed with us the whole time. The ambulance was like new as well as the equipment which made for an easy ride. I would DEFINITELY RECOMMEND them and we would definitely use them again. They are on the expensive side but it was well worth it !Laura Purcell

I was transported by On Time in August, 2017 and the service were phenomenal! I was transported from Burlington County, NJ to Philadelphia, PA. Never have I felt more comfortable with my life in the hands of the Transport Team. It was a Nurse and an EMT. They were very polite, knowledgeable and compassionate. They reassured me that I was in good hands, everything is going to be okay and they took care of me. I would recommend them to anyone who is in need of great patient care as well as great service. Thank you On Time Transport Team!Precyous Wilson

Over the last month, I used your services 2 times. Both occasions the driver, Theria, was on time, friendly and had a way of making me feel less anxious with the surgery that I was about to have. Theria also brought me back after the surgery was completed. Theria is caring, thoughtful and a pleasure to be with. You are very lucky to have a driver of her caliber, humor and competency. Not everyone is as thoughtful during these trying times.Sandra OShea

I have a question: I saw your ad and I want to get the security guard training. But I do not have the requirements needed. I have been unemployed for several years; mostly had gigs but no real income. So, I don't have any current income taxes to show you. I have state ID, social security card. I am willing to pay for security guard classes? What should I do? Will you guys still take me?Larry Tenelanda

I'm happy I found this place. I'm going for the medical assistant training that starts on March. I thought they forgot about me but it just takes some time for the classes to start. I applied last year like around November. Best part is that classes are free. All I have to pay is 40 dollars for books and 17 for the kit. Thank you guys for helping people in need.Gabby's Life!!

I applied for a program, I got an email from a Shawn Gadsden asking for my documents, I than emailed ALL my personal information and its entirety by the due date. I haven't heard back from this place. Very unprofessional, my personal information with my social security number and no one contacts you back. VERY unprofessional.Lineiris Martinez

Excellent continuing education and workforce development division! TASC, ESL, professional development programs and so much more!Christine Zagari-LoPorto

I first want to say how wonderful this school is. They are committed to make sure you pass everything. Monte is a great instructor and has been doing this for awhile. Lecture nights are very interesting and Monte shares his stories that he has had as a EMT. All the instructors on Saturday will make you very knowledgeable in skills. If your not comfortable in a area they will work with you to ensure you understand it better. You will dream of Trauma and medical assessments even after your done with school. Thank You Timer EMT for everything you taught me.Daniel Hughes

By far the best place to come to if you’re looking to join the field of EMS. The level of training you receive is second to none; and, you will have experienced, knowledgeable instructors who give in depth explanations that make learning simple. I highly recommend TIMER.Steven Yusufov

If you want to enter EMS you can't pick a better place. Twice weekly lectures in the evening compliment the skills component which are taught buy outstanding instructors on Saturdays. The program is thorough, fair and focused on skills.Michael Connolly

David is a seasoned EMT and a very knowledgeable instructor. The last thing you need after a long 12 hour shift is a boring class. Standby EMS training was everything but that. The classes are very interactive and they keep you on your toes. Standby EMS will be my go-to source for training and continuing education.Ray Garcia

David's knowledge and expertise really gave me great insight into some of the challenges and rewards as an EMT. He gave me great advice and insight that only an experienced medical professional would be able to give. A 5 star establishment easily.Daniel Fuks

David has gone above and beyond to support my son in his goal to become an EMT. He exemplifies the best in people working to make a positive difference in the community.Gail Mandel

I did not have the greatest experience. I heard great remarks about this hospital but I just did not see it. My son was transferred to this hospital after having a CAT scan of his brain because of an concussion. I felt once transferred a different hospital should do their own CAT scan as well many other assessments to come to a proper diagnosis. As he was transferred it took then hours to get the MRI done. I am not sure if they are understaffed but there was too many patients that was underlooked. I guess I was fortunate enough because my son arrived as a transfer from a different hospital by ambulance, but had he did not he to withe have been overlooked. I was only talked to for a length of time because he was being discharged and even then I felt rushed because I had too many questions apparently. Doing computer work/paper work is more important than addressing a sick or in pain patient.dkellz31

UPDATE: There is almost no wait for test. You just drive right up. *Bring your ID* Got my COVID test here for pre-op outpatient procedure.. was scheduled ahead of time… Came to NY Medical College campus designated location for testing. Arrived 5 minutes ahead of time and waited in line. First your name is checked on computer & registration is done. This takes a few minutes. Then you just drive around to pull into garage-like building. Someone checks your name and brush-sample is placed up nose. Count of 5 in each nostril. Not pleasant but not horrible; done in less than a minute. FYI: No bathroom onsite.B.J. Loveislove

The emergency trauma center was was excellent but the follow up for the doctors took a 8 hours for me to see a doctor and get a neck brace that was put on incorrectly and had stones I have stones under the material remove. The nurses upon the floor have been great. I hope rehab is much betterWilliam O'Brien

I am a "Brooklyn College kid." Both of my parents were Faculty members in the English Department (my Father was also Department Chairman for a number of years). I grew up nearby to the campus, in the local neighborhood. I spent a lot of time on the campus in my youth, whether it was hanging out in the English Department offices in Boylan Hall, or swimming in the BC Athletic Center pool, or taking theater/voice/piano classes/lessons in the Gershwin Center for the Performing Arts (now known as the Tow Performing Arts Center) on Campus Road. I found that the campus (for an urban "commuter" school) to be uncommonly beautiful. The gardens and the quad are MUCH more picturesque than other CUNY campuses, and the original college buildings are very Georgian and stately. It also has excellent facilities for a CUNY campus. During my gap years in between high school (I attended nearby Edward R. Murrow High School) and college, I took a few different classes at Brooklyn (faculty family members can attend for reduced tuition), but I ultimately ended up going to college out of state up in Massachusetts to earn my degree at a private college. That was just a personal choice, but I know that you can get a top-notch education at Brooklyn College, and I believe it and Hunter (where I also took some gap-year classes) are the two strongest 4-year colleges academically within the CUNY system. City and Queens Colleges are also good schools, but I believe Brooklyn and Hunter are even stronger and more dynamic institutions. They are the two CUNY institutions that I believe are the BEST within the CUNY system overall; and where it's possible to get the most "well-rounded" liberal arts education in public higher education.Ben Schaeffer

Campus is beautiful. Much better than Hunter which is all crowded buildings. They spend a ton on landscaping I hear. With respect to professors, I do think they care but their habds are tied. They are overworked with huge class sizes and my guess is underpaid for the amount of time they invest. It is definitwly more of a commuter college with very few people living on campus. Social life is possible. There are lots of clubs, but it is a different experience than say the immersion of an NYU or Columbia. It definitely is diverse, which brinfs me to my last point that I felt racially hunted if you will from the second I walked into the West Quad to apply. I live in the community near another CUNY school which will go unnamed. As a female, I have a right to study freely and things did not go well for me as a result here which was immensely disappointing. Also, a woman's teacher who talked about Roe v. Wade being abolished which we are living it now. It's like she foretold everything. Didn't really feel like she was pushing women's rights rather cursing us which was also a good bit of my experience trying to study psychology as a science. Never encouraged to go the route of the Medical partnership they have with SUNY which was why I went here. Hey Professors! The 50's are over. It's 2022.Jennifer Riggin

From my experience , most of the faculty do not care about it’s students , they don’t give full answers to questions you may have , they dance around them or ignore them. They ( the departments such as bursar and etc ) are unprofessional and never answer calls when they are open and supposed to. They automatically side with teachers with unfair policies that the teachers make up themselves, even though the policies suggest otherwise. Some of the teachers are extremely rude and unfair to students because they know they’ll get away with it. They just aren’t helpful , the only helpful people who actually care about helping students in this school are the people working in the financial aid office.Emani Love

Admissions office has one particular person who is very rude and she doesn't really help or guide you through the process.She does not make an already stressful transition any easier.(she sits furthest from the door.In front of the kiosk) Admissions also has another woman who is GREAT at her job she is helpful and very pleasant. Bursar's office Ali needs to get off his phone when dealing with incoming students.Sometimes we don't know what to ask. But if you have your head phones in and give little to no eye contact it gives off the feeling that you are bothering these people even though they are at work. -IT department is good.The staff in their are very personal able and helpful!Niacole' Dee D

One of the best colleges ever. They have many programs that will help you succeed. They even have books in the library that you can use to study if you don’t have your course textbooks on hand. Great advisors my advisor when I went to Medgar was Ms. Glenda W……… They make sure students graduate before time and on time. They offer many things. It was a virtual graduation . Dr. Lashley knows we well . I even won my traveling suitcase from them now I’m throwing it out it has water damageDeandrea Lee

My needs were addressed and there was a follow up call made . Thank you ! . (After an original horrible experience ) For those who have issues within a facility please speak up and get your needs addressed and met . School isn’t free ! Have your money count. *Update *- I ended up leaving the school. Unfriendly staff , don’t get your money’s worth , no one seems to know what they are doing OR care . Went to another CUNY and I am having a way better experience !!!Crystal Clark