Bronx Community College

Awsome college and it's beautiful made by the same architecture who made the stanfor park professor are very helpful and motivate u for your goals.

I'll be graduating at the end of this semester yay! I've had more good experiences than bad...if you want help you must ask someone and tell them what it is you need help in...you can ask anyone from a professor to someone in the department of your major and it's very important to check you school email that's where you get all of your information...if you fail to read your emails you can miss out on a lot of deadlines or even events...It's up to you if you will graduate in 2 years or 5 you have to be serious and on top of your stuff...it took me 5 years for personal reasons I basically took a 3 year break and when I went back I knew exactly what I wanted to do and changed my major and went straight for it...I'm glad I took that break and figured out what I was passionate about...that's another reason why some people take longer to graduate because they often change their major I believe you have to be committed and know what you want first in order to be successful...the campus is large and beautiful but I think of it as exercise lol...the professors have a lot of experience and taught for many years and all over too...I have this one professor now this is her first year as a professor but she also has been teaching kindergarten for years she is amazing she really cares about her students and is very helpful and informative...she makes me look forward to coming to school even more...so yeah good luck!

Beautiful campus that was designed by the same famous architect responsible for Washington sq park arch. Stanford white.

You are all on your own in this school. You will be lucky to find a staff member who's willing to help you, because everyone that works in this school, especially the ones in the financial aid and bursar office, are unprofessional. To top it all off, they are very rude and talk to you as if you was an idiot. Very disrespectful.

Some of the best times of my life. I've since moved on, worked for the goverment and traveled, settled down to have a family and now I'm pursuing a masters on the other coast. Though I'll never forget what I learned from going to this CUNY college. Very knowledgeable professors. The ambience is un-substitutable. Did you know it used to be the original NYU? =D