Our daughter is a first year at Skidmore College and is LOVING it!! We are so happy with her…read morechoice! Everyone we encounter on campus is always helpful, friendly, and caring!

Excellent college at a fair price. However, I do believe they have outlawed Schlitz cocktails from…read morethe dorms. So if you want to drink Schlitz cocktails, you'll have to be somewhat sneaky about it. Note: for those who aren't familiar, a Schlitz cocktail is a can of Schlitz served with whipped cream and a cherry on top. It's the cocktail that made Milwaukee famous, but it can be enjoyed at any social event no matter what part of the country you are in.

A place where the undergrad rules. If the new administration…read morecan reign in alcohol fueled misbehavior, Dartmouth for undergrads would rate 6*, sorry Harvard and Yale. Bring plenty of down coats, because unless you grew up in North Dakota or Siberia, winter in Hanover, NH can be insanely cold. Unless you have experienced -20 F temperatures, you have no idea how cold January can get'

One of the most beautiful, classic, and historic colleges in America. State of the art doesn't even…read morecut it.

It's a nice small Vermont town good people scenic Biking…read morehiking swimming good restaurants. And the college is good too.

Lovely campus in the Berkshires to visit in the summer. My wife, two teenage sons (16 yrs, 14 yrs),…read moreand I drove from Northampton, MA for a campus visit in August 2022. Route 2 goes right into the middle of campus where you can see a delightful range of classic New England architectural styles in a rural setting with peaceful views of the surrounding mountains. First, the mid-morning information session was well-organized with a senior associate director (who was a Williams alumna) and rising sophomore from Seattle. Second, we did the 45 minute walking campus tour with a junior from Philadelphia who was refreshingly honest about her experiences. In contrast to Amherst College (which we visited the day before), Williams had a more organized and polished information session. One could see personal and specific examples of various Williams alumni being proactive in helping current students. Finally, the campus did not impose a KN-95 mask requirement. Overall, it's a lovely campus that is worth a stop if you're in this neck of the woods in the northern Berkshires!

Small college located in Williamstown Mass. Visited for a basketball tournament hosted by the…read moreschool. The campus is very nice and located near the Vermont border. My pictures reflect the gym where we spent most of our time while on campus. Parking for the gym is limited.

This is a beautiful campus, located less than 5 hours from New York. Campus is not huge and blends…read morein with the surrounding business area. It's a small town. Everything is within walking distance. The folks in the town and at the school are so helpful and friendly. You walk and you get a smile or a hello. Everyone is polite and what a difference from NY. That's Vermont for you. Tip: Middlebury puts on quite a show for all the seasons.

This is a review of the summer intensive language program in Spanish: Awesome. Great dedicated…read moreinstructors and such interesting students! I had a blast here learning Spanish, living in Spanish, partying in Spanish, you even speak Spanish when you order food in the cafeteria and talk to the people in the dorm, also while swimming nearby in the beautiful Vermont rivers and lakes. A really great program. http://www.middlebury.edu/academics/ls/

Great people and great community. The campus is not to big, it's enough to make you feel like there…read moreplenty to do but not to big to make you feel completely lost.

School hasn't been doing well financially and its student population is half of what it was a…read moredecade ago. Ambience puts it right next to the national guard base so you have fighter jets doing low altitude maneuvers over the campus that causes the buildings to shake. Dorm halls lack air conditioning, giving the hall Alumni the nickname "Slum-ni" and the tuition is overpriced for the degrees

SUNY Adirondack has been the most emotionally fatiguing experience of my life; attending this…read moreschool has been a tremendous waste of my money and time. Between the unmotivated student body that can buy their degrees and abuse AI until the equally checked-out professors inevitably give up, there's very little sense of academic integrity or genuine engagement. This place doesn't foster creativity--you're almost punished for trying to think outside the box or go beyond the bare minimum. Instead of encouragement, you're met with indifference or rigid, uninspired expectations that make learning feel like a chore rather than an opportunity. The administration is an absolute disorganized mess. Trying to get clear answers or resolve even simple issues turns into a frustrating cycle of being passed from one office to another with no accountability. The financial aid department, in particular, has been consistently difficult to deal with--across every interaction and phone call I (and multiple family members of mine) have had, they've been rude, dismissive, and at times outright demeaning. It often feels like students are treated as inconveniences rather than people investing significant time and money into their education. On top of that, communication across the board is unreliable. Important information is either delayed, unclear, or contradictory, leaving students to figure things out on their own. Support services that are advertised as helpful rarely deliver meaningful assistance, and when problems arise, there's little sense of urgency or care in addressing them. Overall, the environment feels apathetic at best and hostile at worst, making it incredibly difficult to stay motivated or feel valued as a student

Adult attending continuing education classes - back to school for fun - who does that?!? I'm not…read moreretired; I have a flexible work schedule. Though the majority of CE students are older than I, discussions are lively. Proof the if you were an interesting person at 20 who's stay you won't be so at 60+? Comforting thought as none of us gets to stay physically "young" forever - but your mind and attitude can! Topics are interesting; can break you out of your comfort zone and tour experiences are fun (making chocolate!) , fascinating ( bookbinding? Cannabis production!) and the prices can't be beat. Think outside the box and give it a go; you won't be sorry!