Albertus Magnus College

Albertus is a great place to study for a small, close-knit community, especially in regard to campus clubs and activities. The classes are fun and engaging, and leven offer opportunities for honors and student-led projects. Living on campus is fun during the week, but it can become boring on weekends for residents. This being said, living in the renovated mansions is a benefit for residential students!

Albertus Magnus is a fantastic school! I absolutely loved my time there and the friendships and connections forged there have been made all the difference in my life and career after commencement. Albertus has a diverse and dynamic faculty to match their student body, and these faculty provided me with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed inside and out of the classroom.

I think Alberto's Magnus College provides a wonderful well rounded education. The professors are top notch and they will not let you leave school without understanding your program.

The professors are very in tune with the needs of the students. Albertus offers a very intimate setting where not only do the students feel like they are more than just a number, but they add value to the classroom.

Great education, with small classes and engaging professors. Also, it's set on a beautiful campus.

Albertus was a great choice for me. I enjoyed the classes and the teacher. The smaller classroom environments make for a great learning environment. Highly suggested!!

Pros: helps students to better prepare themselves to be better therapist/social workers to their clients. Pros: Professors and Academic advisors are always available to help guide their students when needed Cons: workload can be overwhelming but guidance is available

Best kept secret in New Haven!! What makes Albertus is the faculty, the community. Everyone knows your name and truly cares about your success. They have put me in a position to now pursue my doctorate and further my education. I want nothing more than to come back to Albertus and be part of the community on the other side of the classroom. Few more years! I will be there!