The online training is very straightforward! The staff was easily accessible when I needed them…read more Highly recommend this school.

Bank Street begged for me to write a good review but I have to tell the truth. Attending Bank…read moreStreet is the biggest mistake I ever made and the biggest mistake you will ever make if you decide to go here. They will lie every step of the way to steal your money and offer the worst teacher preparation you will get anywhere. They told me lies about Teachers College at Columbia to get me to go here, lies about the program to get me to stay, and lies about classes in order to double bill tuition. I wish I understood the extent to all their lies before I blew my life savings and my twenties for nothing. I am still looking for the right lawyer to sue them for fraud. It is not the beacon of education supposedly it once was and mark my words will close it's doors soon.

Bank Street College of Education is the best school I ever attended. It wasn't work, it was…read morefun--The instructors shared generously. I always attended private schools, even an Ivy League university--They could not compare to Bank Street College of Education, a truly elite school. Yes, it cost a lot, but I got my money's worth. Since I was working full-time and going to school full-time, I was able to pay the tuition in 4 installments each of the 2 years, therefore graduating without owing a cent to anyone. I was determined to graduate in 2 years, and I did. Because of the Bank Street College of Education, I had a ball teaching over a period of 18 years.

Yeah, I'm biased. I spent one of the best years of my life here. An LL.M. was hard, rewarding,…read morefun, and put me on a path to a fulfilling life. The education that you get at NYU is top-notch. I learned a lot. I went to a law school that no one has ever heard of, and the respect that I get as a lawyer is from my degree from NYU. Hands down, the best thing that I could have done for my legal career. The location is the best. NYU is smack-dab in the middle of the village with Soho in walking distance and easy access to the subway system. It was safe and had plenty of bars, restaurants, parks, etc. to walk to. The relationships that you make at NYU will last throughout your lifetime. I fully expect to grow old with the friends that I have from NYU. Many of my best friends are from my time at NYU. Friends that were in my wedding, that I travel overseas with, that I talk to on a regular basis. We shared a time in our lives that was magical and can never be recreated.

Solely a comment from attending an event Artificial Intelligence in a Democratic Society, am not a…read morestudent. 1) I usually interact with a conference through tweeting while in attendance and the protocol is to hashtag the acronym for the event followed by the year. In this case, the acronym was #AIDS18. This might seem like a hyper niche millennial complaint at first glance but speaks to a glaring failure to integrate a global humanities into the approach of addressing legal or technical problems. 2) The conference was held in the first floor, every wall was adorned by brusque gold framed portraits of White Men in suits, which magnified the bizarre decision for the conference organizers to include representatives of private industry (including Uber??) in a conference who's premise claimed to be fostering democracy in an era where codified participation by a consenting populous is being eroded in the name of innovation and efficiency. I don't believe there was a single person of color featured in the conference despite African American, Hispanic and low income people disproportionately being harmed by automated decision making. All to say, NYU Law school has an atmosphere of providing palliative care to a homogenous heteronormative White predominantly male elite being called to task for their complicity in structural inequity. Everyone else if mentioned at all is articulated as some undifferentiated other who's either handpicked to show "diversity" or mentioned in a passing anecdote about externalities and edge cases. Do better

The place was great for hosting streeteasy seminar on first home buyers…read more It was easy to navigate and the bathroom was clean. One problem would be there is tight leg room at the auditorium on the first floor.

Excellent, varied courses, incl lots of continuing ed ones, as well as degree programs…read more And security is lax, so you can get in to read or work there w/o ID. Taking a history of the blues course right now.

While attending NYSID, I interned for the notable David Anthony Easton interior design firm. Upon…read moregraduation, I worked for legendary Albert Hadley (Parish-Hadley Interiors). Those experiences wouldn't have been possible for me, were it not for my exhibited projects at NYSID. There are other exceptional interior design programs throughout the United States, while NYSID continues to be ranked among the highest, both in their accredited Undergraduate and Graduate programs. One reason, is their sole emphasis on interior design studies. Personally, NYSID also filled-in the gaps of where I lacked in education, when I attended public schools in Florida. To learn history, philosophy, art and humanities via an interior design curriculum has stayed with me to this day - a valuable foundation to any architecture and design experiences that I'm exposed to. Additionally, these essential studies help me relate with people from different cultural and demographic backgrounds - at times leading to fulfilling design projects. Attending NYSID also afforded me my first opportunities to travel abroad - St. Petersburg and London, by invitation from professors putting together design tours. Since then, I've traveled extensively where "experiencing" interior design has enriched my sensibilities and personal growth. NYSID's esteemed faculty, talented students and notable board members are a collaborative and supportive academic community, that is committed to excellence. And, the Beaux-Arts period building, itself in the tree-lined Upper East Side neighborhood is a place of inspiration and resource, that houses a well-curated design and decoration library. Today, as a successful sole practitioner in Florida, my foundation with NYSID continues to prove both practical and meaningful. To anyone considering NYSID, I'm confident they'll be thankful for the life-changing experience - academically, professionally and personally!

If I could give zero stars I absolutely would. This was hands down, by far and away, the WORST…read moreexperience I've ever had with a school. Requests for help with my online account were ignored completely for months! The staff was rude, lacked follow through on basic requests for assistance, and demonstrated zero accountability across multiple departments. It was the most bizarre experience I've ever had. Not a single person I dealt with (academic advisor, registrars office, dean's assistant, AND the Dean herself) was interested in assisting with a simple request to adjust my registration start date. As a result they proceeded to enroll me in classes for the wrong semester and attempted to charge me approximately 13,000 dollars for classes I wasn't in! Every person I spoke to blamed a different department member and no one took the initiative to assist, all claiming there was nothing they could do. I ended up having to contact an attorney to get the charges removed. I will NEVER recommend this school and have never dealt with such a circus in my life. This institution sorely lacks accountability and professionalism which was extremely disappointing. There are several other AMAZING design schools out there to choose from (Savannah College of Art and Design and Pratt Institute for example), so if you'd like to focus on your passion for design and receive a quality education without the unnecessary stress and nonsense, definitely steer clear of this school.

I've attended a number of events here for numerous reasons and even hosted a number of…read moreinternational students in the summer through CIEE. It is a well maintained space with great sound capacity. Bathrooms are seemingly small for the capacity but that's my personal pet peeve! Modern facility which is quite often booked.

Alfred Lerner Hall!…read more What can I say? Lots of bathroom options, lots of light streaming in from all directions, many different chair and lounge furniture types available. Two pianos, a couple of eating options, a bunch of vending machines. The banquet areas are extremely suitable to events that include catering. The theater has fantastic seats and acoustics.

Great college. It's so small and a very concentrated campus. I graduated with an associate degree…read moreand was easily accepted and had all my credits transferred to FDU. There were 7 students in each course. It was the quickest 60 credits I earned. I loved the college and looked forward from graduating to so I could attend FDU.

Edward Williams college, WAS, a good junior college, for those that needed more individual…read moreattention than found in large university settings with"survey", courses,... too bad it was absorbed into FDU... it served a very unique demographic.

I earned my MSW from Fordham University's Graduate School of Social Service at the Lincoln Center…read morecampus. LOVED the professors, most of the students, and being in the heart of NYC. HATED the tuition and some of the politics. Unfortunately, half of my graduate school experience happened over Zoom because of COVID, and even graduation was virtual. Definitely not how I pictured finishing grad school, but it is what it is. Take advantage of: your internships, office hours and opportunities to ask questions, everything New York City has to offer, and the friendships you build. Those ended up being some of the most valuable parts of the experience.

I started my career after graduating from Fordham and ended my career working for them in a…read morePartnership with the City of New York. I truly had a great experience at this school, and would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a great educational opportunity. I was here for a reunion and had a great time.