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ONE OF THE WORST CUNY SCHOOLs, teachers don’t teach, they make you buy THEIR online courses with your own money and you gotta teach yourself. Old buildings, literally smells like piss, NO AC it’s either old af or not working.
Employs radicals that will indoctrinate your kids into their own beliefs. This is not a higher learning institution, its more of a cult.
If you are a student who is receiving financial aid, please consider other choices. Financial aid department is terrible. Trying to get help for my financial aid, walking into financial aid office several times but every time they will just ask you to email. Fine. I have sent at least 20 emails to them and still don’t get my problem solved.
Wonderful facilities, and great staff. The lecture hall overseen by Yasha Klots was brilliant.
Always crowded, building is breaking down here and there. The ambiance is always dreary and gloom. Elevators always under construction or just slow to reach the floor. Escalators always down for some reason as well. Don't get me started on the rats. If this rating included the professors it would be a 1. Cafteria is okay but is usually always crowded. Only plus is the events they hold but those are also always crowded. Staff don't know how to organize their events. For a school that is funded in the millions they really don't know how to use that money.
*Just a review of the physical location/campus.*
A huge, rambling, campus. Twisting and turning, both horizontally and vertically!
I had a positive and helpful exchange with a security guard in the visitor's center--she helped direct me to the 110 69th street location (which is beautiful--though covered in scaffolding! Let's hope for a lovely reveal in 2022).
A huge, rambling, campus. Twisting and turning, both horizontally and vertically!
I had a positive and helpful exchange with a security guard in the visitor's center--she helped direct me to the 110 69th street location (which is beautiful--though covered in scaffolding! Let's hope for a lovely reveal in 2022).
Hunter College is a vital source of education in the heart of the city. This institution does excellent work providing a high-quality education for an outstanding number of both graduates and undergraduates students every year. I am extremely grateful for the educational opportunities I experienced here.
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