I applied to SUNY Purchase twice: once in 1992 as an undergrad (it was the ONLY SUNY campus I…read moreapplied to) since I wanted to concentrate in Theater & Film. I then re-applied to Purchase again in 1998 as an MFA Candidate for Grad School (Purchase and UMass/Amherst were my two back-up grad school choices) & both times I didn't end up attending. I also applied to CUNY Hunter College down in the city (which was the one CUNY I applied to as an undergrad) and my parents taught at Brooklyn College, so I had literally "grown up" in and around the CUNY/SUNY system and had also attended a public high school in Brooklyn as well, so I was WELL-VERSED in public education and both it's advantages and disadvantages, and I just knew it wasn't a system of education that was going to work for me. I ended up attending Hampshire College up in Amherst, MA as an undergrad which was MUCH MORE to my liking as far as the small liberal arts college environment I was truly looking for, (and as a NYC native) I was looking to completely get out of an urban environment to pursue my Bachelor's in. I will say this: Purchase is an EXCELLENT economical college choice for the performing arts however. The campus is BUTT UGLY architecturally, and it was the sub-standard on campus undergraduate housing that steered me off of Purchase as a viable option in the end. The performing arts facilities at Purchase though, are first-rate, and I felt the education I would have gotten there would have been extremely enriched; especially because of the proximity of the campus to NYC. However, I wanted a completely different college experience than the one that Purchase would have offered me, and I was dead-set on attending college in New England. Purchase is the ONLY SUNY I applied to though, and honestly, if you are a performing arts concentrator it's the BEST SUNY option to study at. I just wish they would provide better on-campus housing for undergraduates. Even back in 1992, it was pretty shitty. I'm seeing that hasn't really improved unfortunately.

My third and last trip here for a high school graduation. Unlike the previous 2 times, there is…read moreconstruction galore and the parking lots are a mess. The walkway to the theater is also crumbling and the girls and women in heels were all lurching around. I'm sure at some point it will be worth it, but I will be long gone. BTW, inside is very nice and maybe at some point I'll get here for a performance of some kind.

better late then never but mercy college was worth the delayed yelp review. i went for one semester…read moreat the white plains campus and its a shame that work got in the way cause i was having a good time from interesting classes , helpful professors, class rooms that were not overcrowded and a study library that served as a my nap space when no one notice me snoozing. i couldnt ask for more as college was walking distance from my apt and tuition was really really in my price range which was important cause i was semi broke at the time. glad mercy college still has a campus in white plains and if i could go back in time i would have stayed in school and leeched off my daddy to pay the bills or been a male escort to pay for tuition.

Berkeley College is a great school to go to I love this school with a passion and would recommend…read moreit to anyone. From the academics to the activities and programs everything about it is incredible. Unfortunately this is my last year at Berkeley College but I won't ever forget the wonderful moments that I spent here, the people I met, and the amazing things we did together as a family Thank You Berkeley College for giving me the opportunity to be the best that I can be. However improving the academics and staff and faculty at the White Plains campus would be excellent. Incorporating a cafeteria that on campus residents and commuters could use would be a great benefit. Finally expanding existing campuses like the White Plains, NY campus can no doubt bring more students in and create more classes and programs.

From the owner: At Berkeley College, everything we do is focused on helping our students reach their full potential…read moreand preparing them for professional and personal success. We're totally committed to providing close, personal attention and support through every step of your educational journey and beyond.

Best instructor for Swimming lesson adults!!!! Love it!…read more WCC has the best instructor for swimming lessons and aquatic exercises. I try the Aquacross training class, which is exercises in the water using bikes in the water, paddle board and deep water running. You wanna workout! this is it! Im coming back again for swimming lessons and water exercises.

first impression of this place is that is really nice and well kept. The buildings are sleek, the…read moregrounds clean. I toured it with my son for his orientation and it was during the summer and the campus was very pretty. Is bigger than I expected it to be. They offer a variety of courses at reasonable prices. I saw that they offer adult swimming lessons. I'm thinking of signing up. I'll come back and update this review if I go.

I don't have any experience with another medical school. Most of the graduates are board…read morecertified. Many specialize in internal medicine. One of my roommates goes here for school and all of her rotations are in the city so it can get expensive to commute between for weeks. She gets free meals at the Au Bon Pain at the Westchester Medical Center next door but any savings are probably balanced by the fact that she has to keep a car or pay for taxis to get to the Metro North.

Really good school , teachers have been really attentive , really cool activities to do with friendsread more

If I could give this college a -0 rating, I would…read more I graduated with an Associate's Degree in 2015 with approximately $56,000 in student loan debt. Over the past 11 years, I have paid back more than $20,000, yet my balance today is still over $53,000. According to my loan history, only about $3,000 has gone toward the principal, while the rest has gone toward interest. I'm sharing my experience because I don't want anyone else to find themselves in the same situation. Before enrolling, make sure you fully understand the total cost of your education, how your loans will accrue interest, and what your repayment could actually look like. Don't be naive like I was! New York now has options for students to attend SUNY and CUNY for FREE. Please explore those options before taking on substantial student loan debt. I typically don't write reviews, but this experience has been incredibly frustrating. What makes it even more upsetting is that the school recently reached out to encourage me to return to pursue a bachelor's degree. Based on my experience, I strongly encourage prospective students to do their research, understand the true cost, and consider all of their options before enrolling.