New York Institute of Technology

New York Institute of Technology is an excellent school if you know exactly what you want to do and how you want to do it. This school is a commuter school with a lack of excitement on campus. People go to class and then go home. There are a variety of clubs and groups that host events, but the overall social environment of the school is nonexistent.

Recommended not to attend the school,has no library,professors not helpful at all,attract students for the bs/do program with no future Weeds out the class to a 5 out of 80.very expensive living.basically it’s not worth attending if only majoring biology after the dismissal from the program

Decent school. Good for masters when going to work as well. Not sure if they're certified yet.

I tremendously enjoyed my experience with NYIT in New York. Not only was the campus beautiful, but they made a point to create a unique college atmosphere and experience for the students. I gained a ton of knowledge in management and upper-level executive positions while networking and having a true college experience.

It was terrible. People couldn't communicate in English properly and got As. How can someone get an A if the professor doesn't understand the words coming out of their mouths or if their papers are in coherent English on a good day?

It's a great institution where I learn my skills to be the professional that I am today

I learned a lot. If you decide to take Communication Arts make sure that you chose a major. Don't do independent study it will not prepare you for the workforce. The school is wonderful. I learned a lot at this school. It has an exciting environment.

The faculty is good and very helpful. Expensive college though.

This is a good college. Lots of international student. Faculties were nice mostly except for 1-2 exception.

I'm not longing pursuing work from this degree, but the experience I had while attending NYIT helped me mature and figure out what I wanted from life, and now I'm a graduate student becoming a Physician Assistant.

I did not enjoy my time at this school. There was rampant cheating in every course I took. Most of the professors used powerpoints solely as their method of choice for teaching. Coursework was vastly more difficult and often was not was taught during class. Not enough courses were offered so students had to sign up for irrelevant courses and have them substituted just so they wouldn't be considered part-time and lose financial aid.

NYIT provided a great experience for me to obtain my psychology degree. I have met some great people there and have life time friendships because of that. The course work was challenging yet rewarding. I would recommend NYIT to anyone. The campus is beautiful and the school is great.

It was a program that was very competetive but I made it into medical school

The professors are awesome. Its just that being an international student the cost of program increases more since its a 64 credits program.

The pros of my graduate Physician Assisstant program is that it is an extremely challenging program that will successfully prepare me for my future in health care. The cons of my program is that because of the intensity of the program, it leaves very minimal time for personal activities outside of school.

The Communication Arts department is really awesome, for the most part all professors are willing to help and get to know you on a personal level. The internship opportunities are amazing. My couselor was super helpful with my class schedule. She pretty much did it all for me. I really like it here. Except for the price, its so expensive.