DO NOT - I REPEAT DO NOT - ENROLL IN THE NURSING PROGRAM AT MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE. Less than 30-40% of students actually graduate. There is little to no real teaching, you are expected to teach yourself everything using ATI modules. When you fail and ask for help or a review, they just tell you to "read more and there is no time to review." You can read everything front to back, and the exams still feel designed in a way that makes them almost impossible to pass - with correct choices being marked as incorrect choice (despite having proof that that is what the book says). It is almost as if the exams are rigged. Even many outside adjunct professors have said it feels like students are set up to fail, possibly so the school can keep charging tuition, especially since many of the nursing credits don't transfer elsewhere. The get to simply re-bill the same people for an education that they already paid for and did not receive. They do not take accountability. When 62 out of 65 students FAIL, they blame the students instead of addressing poor teaching AND the fact that they do not provide CLINICAL EXPERIENCE. The same instructors can have failure rates of 90%+ semester after semester, and nothing changes. You are essentially paying for an education that you are not receiving. Clinical experience, which is required, is limited or nonexistent, yet they still charge full tuition. On top of that, the environment is very discouraging. Staff often speak to students in a condescending, demeaning and disrespectful way, like you are a child. Most nursing students are there because they genuinely want to help people, but that passion is not supported here. Instead, it feels like constant stress, hazing and intimidation. Save yourself the time, money, and frustration. Go to a program where students are actually supported, where the graduation rate is high, and where people 90% of students pass the NCLEX. Out of a class of over 60 students, many of whom are repeating the semester, only about 2-3 are currently passing HALF of their classes. That should tell you everything. I'm sharing this to genuinely warn future students. If you're serious about becoming a nurse, choose a different program. read more

Freshman here, has been a horrible experience since i first registered as a student. Not only did i have problem picking classes because my advisor did something to where i couldn't register, but when the actual class started....phewwww, the professors are unorganized like never before. i had to redo assignment due to professor UPDATING a SYLLABUS....like they added assignment instruction 2 days away from the due date.... most students already have that done or damn near done. Professors just talk and dont teach, some do...but who want to gamble? I mean i have to do study 2-4 hours each class... A DAY...maybe 8-10 hours A DAY. i GET NO SLEEP, NO cooking i cant do nothing because professor only want to talk and not teach. i gotta teach myself PLUS the assignments. The professor won't even have a lesson ready.... just them and a dry erase board...which mean notes are basically just dialongue....wtf. i have to transfer oh and i have a vpn so location will show up different but trust i hate this school so much i am here to write about it read more

Horrible experience!!! I went to ask for help to transfer , On second floor , This women had so much attitude and didn't assist me . staff need to do better ! I will not be going to this college anymore because of that . be humble and nice ! it's not that hard! read more

The Nursing program is top notch! Glad I went there...made lifetime friends and colleagues

Updated Review Fall 2021. I graduated yall lol. my first review of this school is still accurate. I stand by my opinion that all of CUNY is poorly run, but thats to be expected of a public university system ran by a city that has had a corruption issue since before most of us were born. Look at how MTA is run, LIRR, the homelessness and housing issues. Anyway, to get back on topic.. I had a degree when I came here, I wanted to do a 2nd Bachelor for premed/prehealth. They screwed me over on not communicating to ALL premeds that there is an immersive program to help you get into grad schools, medical, dental etc. You have to enter before Junior year. I missed out due to a poor advisor. The best prehealth advisor is Richard Calder. The best Science Professors are Jimoh, Kamal, Sing Liao, Shaban, Dr. Smalls, Mozzafer Hassan, Okezue, Proff Li (the male for Genetics), Prof Li (the woman for Neuroscience and she knows the prehealth program I was referring to), for Math: Ajeet Gary, Physics: Colley Baldwin and Prof Williams. Org Chem RIchard Denton or Prof Rajapaske. The nursing program is a joke but they claim theyre challenging, its hard because they make it hard and arent really trying to make sure youre supported and succeed. There is also some bias for ppl from certain islands. DO with that what you will. I know from real sources of ppl who graduated. The Nursing programs and other specialized health programs at CUNY are run poorly and by ppl who are NOT teachers, they are better off in the field not teaching curriculum at ALL. The only thing that makes it worth your stress is that the cost is so low comparatively to other schools in the region where you will experience some of the same problems because education in NYC as a whole is poorer quality than a school outside this tristate area. If you can go Out of State I would advise you too. Even upstate to Buffalo SUNY- Buffalo is better than here. read more

This school has provided nothing but a headache and distress. From enrolling to trying to finish my degree it has been an unpleasant experience. First of all, idk how this school operates but it seems that most people have an attitude when you're simply trying to ask questions as a student. No one answers their email and when they do it's too late to solve the issue. Some professors are actually nice and love their job. Others, do whatever. Secondly, don't believe anything that says Online Asynchronous, it will be twisted into an in person thing and they'll expect you to do everything in person which causes inconvenience. if you are paying for schooling out of pocket, I would suggest you DONT do it. This experience will cause you to be upset at some point in some way. read more

Young women beware. There is a Math teacher who preys on students. I called and spoke to an Admin who said nothing could be done because how do we know the student is telling the truth and this could ruin the professor. I asked if they could at least investigate. He stated well I would need the student to give her name and find out if she is telling the truth. I stated that she is a teenager and afraid of any backlash. He stated well it's nothing we can do because the professor has a right to know who is accusing him. Even if this is the case, I believe this professor should be watched and investigated to see if other students have or are experiencing this same thing. I was told that is not possible without the name of the girl. I stated so this could potentially keep happening with professors and students and Admin won't do anything. He said unfortunately yes. Children's brain don't mature until the age of 25. Grooming happens with teachers/professors and students. Look for the signs of grooming and professors/teachers being overly complimentary or helpful and inviting you to their office. read more

As a commuter, mother to two children (a toddler and infant), working full time, this school was perfect for what I needed it for and it was to finish my BA in Psychology. The professors, some more finicky tan others, were so understanding of my situation and I truly appreciated it! I was able to finish the degree, graduate Summa Cum Laude while my family and professors cheered me across the stage. Once some bursar headaches, hence the 4 stars, were taken care of, it was a nice experience! read more

Disclaimer: I am not a student or educator. I am reviewing the tour of the school that my high school students and I participated in. We were met by gentleman (I'll update his name later) and led to the auditorium where he gave my students an overview of the college, the application and financial aid process. That was immediately followed by a brief Q&A and then we heard 1 testimonial of a gentleman named Walik who is a part of the admissions team but is also a Social Worker. He attended Medgar for his associates and went to Hunter for Grad school so it was great for the students to hear from him. He spoke in great details about all thr programs Medgar have to support those students who were academically advanced such as (SEEK) and an accelerated program that allows an individual to complete their Associates in 1 1/2 yr. In other cases students needing remedial classes can take them at discounted rates outside of the CUNY credit course pricing range. The full time tuition they shared is currently $3, 165. We began a tour in the nursing department. The tech was a beautiful Muslim lady (forgot her name) who was well versed in her knowledge of her field. She explained the different components of the nursing program and application process, the different levels within the program, licensing , exams necessary, academic requirements and specialities within the field. In the lab where we met her they had about 6 mannequins for practice (babies and adults ) that can perform human functions and is a great tool for nursing students who need to practice. There are apparently 6 of these kinds of labs. Throughout the rest of the facility I noticed that the library was nicely renovated. We also got a chance to see the cafeteria which was incredibly small but Medgar apparently only has 7,000 students compared to Baruch which has approximately 36,000. Based on the information shared it appears that Medgar would be a great fit for the student looking for small class sizes and a smaller campus/setting where folks are all familiar with one another. Again, I am not a student but the tour guides insisted that everyone knew each other. The hallways were seemingly quiet with lots of seating and study areas fitted with charging stations to meet the needs of the students. I'd suggest touring the school yourself before making a decision and def speak to current students. read more

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Disclaimer: Although I am a CUNY student, I have never attended Medgar Evers for a class. I come for the sole use of the library. I've been coming to this library for a few years because of the location and the fact that it's beautiful. Before their renovation, they had kind of dirty carpet, large tables to spread out your things on and one wall made entirely of windows. I live for being able to see the outdoors and sitting in a library, studying and getting to look out onto the courtyard of the school is just so special. Now that they have renovated the library, it's better than Hunter's (which did a big renovation...of one floor...out of 9). Now, the library is small, don't get me wrong, but you have the main section, the ground floor, where there are now about 20 large monitored pcs and macs for the use of any student. There are also private consoles where you can spread out (a little) to study. Downstairs you will find more computers, couches, comfy chairs, tables and desks for more research...oh there are also books. The second level is my favorite because it's a little smaller and private consoles line the window that looks down onto the main level and also looks out onto the large window. The consoles, as well as the large tables are so nice, with adjustable eye level flourscent light that is motion sensitive. There are power outlets in the center of the table, so you can have your laptop/phone/pad charged forever. I really appreciate this gem in busy Crown Heights. During finals they usually try to stay open past their already amazing hours (they're open until 11 M-Th) by staying open 24 hours. 24 hours. I stayed until 1 am recently and loved it...even though they turned off most of the overhead lighting, so it looked as though you were in the cabin of an airplane for an overnight flight. If you need a place to study that is somewhat quiet, I recommend coming here...especially if you're a CUNY student who doesn't live close to their home school. read more

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I'm currently heading home because I did not learn that I was due for a new covid test with the school until I got to school for class. I enter the building and was told I would need to email my teachers that I will not be attending class until the results are in. Mind you these professors don't even check their emails or begin with. I wish this school would email students whom are due for new tests results because this is ridiculous. Many students are being turned away and not given notice of it and not being given an option of NEEDING TO ATTEND CLASSES WE PAID FOR or even the option to get it done outside of campus and uploading it. I really hate this school. read more

A college experience is what you make of it. MEC provides an affordable college education. The professors demand excellence and programs are rigorous especially the nursing program. I am exceptionally grateful for the education and support I received. Thank you, MEC!!! -Nursing Class of 2017 read more

Assuming if I could give no stars I would the executives in the school couldn't care less with regards to anything aside from gaining a profit, they don't permit any external sweaters so what they children expected to do? Freeze? The issue doesn't end there. Young ladies who have been sexually harassed have spoken up about it and the school sits idle. I fault the school. Assuming one more issue was to happen like that, kindly make it mindful that in case your daughter or anybody in the school have been pestered by young men in the school kindly spread the word about it. Please do not go here!! read more

The other reviews talking about how staff doesn't care need a reality check, they don't care about you no matter where you go., I went to city college up town and it's a nice change of pace in this smaller school, there are a lot more staff per student so if you search for assistance you will get it. It's not the greatest school by any means but if you want a small school feel in a city this is it. Also the facilities are pretty new since this school isn't too old. read more

Something I forgot to add....There is a biology professor here who routinely makes totally inappropriate sexual jokes in class. Sometimes they are even directed at students. Anyone who has taken this professor's class will know exactly who I am talking about. It's incredible; he does it right out in the open. The department head needs to address this, if he hasn't already. read more

The staff here is literally the worst I've encountered. Please go elsewhere . I've experienced nothing like this before . I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone . Almost everyone I started with has transferred elsewhere . read more

I just spoke to a woman in admissions regarding my application as when I call the CUNY number it says I will receive correspondence directly from MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE. Loud and clear. She tells me I'm incorrect, I never applied to any colleges I just picked a major then corrects the way I pronounced the colleges name. I try to explain to her that I understand what she is saying but that I indeed applied to BMCC, Hunter, and Medgar Evers as it was emailed to me and also states when I call CUNY hotline. She continues to speak over me. Read me aloud my address , email , phone number as I am trying to explain she is correct that is me and I do understand what she is saying but something is not right. She decides the conversation is over and hangs up . Extremely unprofessional. I would NEVER give a penny to an institution who treats prospective students in such a manner. I'm disgusted. read more

Getting vaccinated here is very easy. The entire process was very quick and smooth. The line was short and went by very fast. The entire process of waiting in line, getting the vaccine, and waiting 15 minutes after to sit down took a total of 30 minutes. The staff members are also very nice and it's run by the military. read more

I can honestly say as a student here for 3 semesters now, coming from a higher ranked university in Ohio(University of Cincinnati) this school is a mess!! But I think all CUNY schools are more of the same, with some issues or highlights specific to that campus. Good: I love the diversity of cultures(mainly brown folk) and the friendliness I've received from a handful of Caribbean students. The location is gentrifying and close to the train, some professors are nice and simplify things almost to a point of no challenge. The tuition is cheap and the new Excelsior Scholarship will cover 100% tuition if it's your first time in college or first degree etc. students are anti social, but there are exceptions and def ask around for suggestions on professors it'll save you time/money/stress. Ratemyprofessor reviews aren't always accurate BAD: buildings are never really clean, classrooms are dirty, stuff broken, labs aren't stocked properly on a consistent basis for us science majors, biology department is a F*n mess, there needs to be a full investigation into the competency and efficacy of these professors who are teaching, like seriously!! If more than half the class has to cheat semester after semester, you have to wonder is it really the students sole issue?? There is a huge disparity in quality of teachers here and almost seems like they are indifferent-- I've had many professors who were rude and unprofessional but think their tenure is a justification for their actions. Technology is lacking and behind the times, students have little to no common sense on manners or courtesy in classes or library( but this is a New York thing in general). it's annoyingly asf! I really wanna transfer out but I feel all CUNY is the same and I just need to finish these prereqs for med school, but the way this school is set up who's know if I'll get them done on time or learn anything and be prepared for my MCAT etc... smh read more

Let me just say the faulty are very unprofessional and rude. For a historical black college I see why it wont go far. They need to do better and one of the lowest CUNY schools. I'm sooo glad I decided last minute to not attend here. I almost went here for the convenience of my situation but its really not worth it all. If i went here I would've been absolutely miserable. They are unorganized mean and unhelpful. You better off at other cuny school. It's also like another high school. I just thank god I decided not to register. It's also in a really bad neighborhood and near the projects. Please dont waste your time. read more

They have some of the rudest people working for them, every person you speak with make you not wanna call them anymore even if you attend the school or not no one is helpful nor do they like their job. No wonder they have a low graduation rate everyone is miserable . read more

I have been to two different cuny schools and this by far is the worst. The professors dont care about the students academics at all. They are disrespectful, rude, can barely speak english and they like to embarrass students. The bathrooms are always very dirty the directors are also very mean. Its just a horrible school , horrible curriculum and they want they students to fail! read more

The worst college I ever been to, 9/10 the teachers are the WORST ever!! They can not teach or speak english, you ask them a question and they don't answer and direct to you a colleague like they know more than I do? You honestly have to teach yourself for the most part because they don't know how to teach at all except for a few which is shame. They should hold them to a HIGH standard for teaching because you can tell who likes to teach and who is there for a check. Some do not follow the curriculum, they just make up their own confusing "teaching" thing. Administration is rude and clueless. You attract more flies with honey than vinegar. I honestly wished I stayed at my old school, I get more of an education and experience than here. As a black college, they just prove the statistic. DO BETTER!! read more

I've earned a BA and MA both from CUNY institutions, and I am now pursuing another degree in the health field from MEC. The program itself is very rigorous, and I study a great deal to earn my grades. Most professors are knowledgeable and some know how to teach, while other professors don't know how to deal with students (perhaps people in general) and lack the finesse needed to engage and edify others in a given subject matter. With some, it's a lack of command over the English language (eg. we're going to put the ting in the ting and do that ting . . . WTH does that mean? What thing???) Keeping up with the text is mandatory with the sciences, particularly when you're faced with that. However, that's not the worse part. The lack of academic integrity just burns me up! I recently took mid-term exams, and today I took a departmental midterm, and as I lifted my head to stretch my neck, I was dumb struck to see that out of 8 people (including myself) who was in my line of sight, half of them were blatantly cheating. This was also the case with the midterm (I was told by other classmates). To me this is unacceptable!!! Whatever grades I receive will be fair as I earned them. It burns me up to think that others may score higher as a result of a lack of academic integrity. This has further reaching effects than just a grade--there are scholarships/financial aid at issue too. Call me snitch (laughing) it won't bother me one bit; nevertheless, before I left that room, I said to the professor; who had made a brief statement regarding academic integrity before the exam (and I know he had to have seen the blatant activity as it commenced) "I studied very hard for this test, and I really don't appreciate the fact that so many people (adults at that) are cheating. This is unfair, and unacceptable!" read more

I graduated from this school a year ago and although I came here solely to boost my grades and make a graceful exist I ended up staying for various reasons. I came in right after the new buildings were added (which are beautiful by the way) but before the library was implemented. Firstly, this is a historically black college which is something that doesn't exist in CUNY let alone New York period. So that's pretty cool. Secondly, the new buildings are awesome; I always stayed in on the weekends or after class to do homework in the computer labs. The skylight cafe is dope too. It has a salad bar, pizza section, cold food section, hot food section which focused mainly on Caribbean or African-American cuisine; sometimes Latin and Italian food but whatever the case it was good. The staff in the cafe was also sweet and I enjoyed the view over Crown street and Bedford through the glass windows. Now as far as education goes, there were some great classes and there were some crappy classes but that's college in general. I met some great professors and some not so great professors so its all what you make of it. I managed a pretty high GPA because I did what I had to do and graduated with connections to professors plus got a job there part-time two semesters later which I recommended to by a professor. While I was there I also took a swimming class every Monday in the updated pool which is beautiful but no one ever goes in there. Something great in the school that students don't utilize. I admit, the communication isn't that great, but there is a bulletin board as well as email blasts about these types of things. If a student checks their emails they will find damn near everything. I visited the career center and they helped me with my resume, and then entered me into the Medgar career system where I found a ton of job openings every week. Instead of complaining, explore your campus y'all. I had an issue with an advisor who I found unsatisfactory so I agree that some staff members are rude but once I took it up with the higher ups, I got that issue fixed. This is when the new president Rudy Crew came into Medgar so I am not sure what the last presidents were like. Speaking of which, since he came on the scene I have scene Medgar transform rapidly. There's a starbucks in the lobby of the Bedford building next to the library, there is an online bookstore, a shuttle bus for students, and now there is chinese food in skylight cafe. The library also closes past 10 pm during the week and is 24 hours during midterm and finals. Overall yes, Medgar needs work but its not "sh*tty". The college experience is what you make of it. Don't let the only HBI in New York City go to waste. read more

The administrative infrastructure of this school is HORRIBLE!!! To start, I needed to finish paying a bill, but wasn't able to do so online unless I reset my username and password. NO ONE PICKS UP THE PHONE IN THIS PLACE!!! ANYWHERE!!! Tried calling the bursar's office NO answer....finally figured it out myself by calling a DIFFERENT CUNY institution!!! This same bill ended up getting a hold on it, so when I was finally able to pay them via online the hold did not come off. I waited 2 weeks and nothing. Once again, I tried calling the bursar's office and NO ANSWER!!! No answering machine, NOTHING. It just keeps ringing until the service provider says no one is answering. This went on for TWO WEEKS...everyday for about a half hour. I've come to the conclusion that they just don't pick up the phone. If a college is suppose to be a business, how do you NOT pick up the phone where you collect money? RIDICULOUS! So finally, after two weeks I spend 45 mins going up to the school to request the hold off my record. All he does is press a button and the hold is off! Something I could have done over the phone if they picked the damn thing up!!! or even updated their records in a timely fashion!!! I asked why no one picks up the phone and the man behind the counter points to an empty chair behind him and muffles something! WHAT?!! NO REASON? Guess what? If a monkey could do your job a monkey SHOULD be doing your job!!! Absolutely disgusted by the lack of administrative efficiency in this place and usually when a place is administratively screwed up, SOMEONE IS STEALING THE MONEY!!! I'm waiting for that news story to break. The administrative clusterfuck trickles all the way down the professors. I'm not going to say all, but the two that I had were completely incompetent as to how to teach the subjects they were teaching. How do I know? Because I took the classes before with competent teachers (and passed them, was looking for an even better grade this time around). They had no idea HOW to teach the classes they were teaching. Just because someone is academically qualified doesn't mean that they know how to teach. Gee I wonder how this oversight slipped though the crappy administration that hired them!? The only people that suffer are the students! I really wonder what type of 4 year education these students are getting because from my experience, its not one worthy of any note. Want to go to a CUNY? Save your money and use it on a metrocard and go to ANY other CUNY. This school gives the entire system a bad name and should ultimately be CLOSED and the infrastructure completely reworked beginning with most of the employees being FIRED! In short, a complete waste of time and money....don't even consider this institution for anything you need....not one course, not a certification, not even for shits and giggles... read more

I transferred here from BMCC and after my second semester I had to transfer back to BMCC. Only 2 reasons I don't regret Medgar Evers is because I met some good friends and my classes got transferred back to BMCC. The way that school is run is terrible! Everyone has their own opinion but this school is just not for me. I don't expect any college to be perfect but a 2 year school like BMCC is run better than this... read more

shittiest school ever !!! the teachers and faculty do not care about students here! specifically dr rita lewis, worst professor ever. i wish i could give her 0 stars and this school a negative 1 they do not help you at all, you can never get anyone on the phone i ahte this school i can not wait to transfer. read more

I currently attend Medgar evers I like to say most of the professors SUCK and don't teach just talk. When asked a question they respond with a vague responses. The school is seperated into 4 buildings, The library was just renovated beautifully. Is really the only place I attend. Registrar, Finacial aid, advisement and bursar are pretty terrible they send you on countless trips back and forth. Is just depressing. read more

Worst community college ever I actually went there for my freshmen year n I eventually left befor the semester was over because the assistance n facility that work there was completely disorganized n rude read more

the profs are on the whole good, though there are some truly awful ones. But the administration and counselors are RIDICULOUS, do NOT go to an academic adviser to figure out what courses to take/what path, 9 times out of ten they will lead you the wrong way and be rude about it. I can't believe with a ten percent graduation rate they don't even care enough to hire a competent adviser. Ms. Clayton (the head of SASS, ironic abbreviation for the student center) is HORRIBLE and will certainly spoil your day, and more than likely your year. The admin here are never seen and take months to accomplish even the most basic tasks. Honestly, the school has four buildings, things should be done likety-split... I will say this, if you know your route, you can avoid the counselors, and do not mind having a administration about as concerned with the students as the average 5 year old is with ants, then they're are definatley some amazing teachers here (just ask around to avoid land minds). The new science building also has some great machinery. read more

Yeah just like Jaliaf F. said the school lacks competent workers. When I went to the Tap office to apply for the Fall semester of 2010 I was told that I lacked Tap( state financial aid) and I had to pay out of my pocket or drop the classes. If I had not asked another staff what was going on I would not have known that due to the State budget, Tap was coming LATE and I had to wait a few weeks for the budget to process. Another time I remember being sick during finals week and I call the school to check out when I can I get the make-up( which is what a determined and focused student does right?) and guess what? You betcha... NO ONE PICKS UP THE PHONE! Also, the school is situated in the neighborhood of Crown Heights few blocks off eastern parkway. The students there aren't really motivated and they're obnoxious and disrespectful. I had to do a project with a group one time and NOBODY did ANYTHING! When it was time to present only 2 out of 4 of the people came to class and they were supposed to show up came WITH NOTHING! The schools' graduation rate is pretty low and many get retained. To be honest personally I felt like I was in a high school. So in conclusion... DON'T GO! read more

This school is the absolute worst I went against the advice of a family member who attended this school in hopes that my experience would/could be different. However, I was proven wrong imagine being taught by professors who barely know English reading off slides and no clue nor any connection to what they are teaching. Then failed an entire semester due to lack of staff capability plus failed for a class you never took, and given the run around by student affairs, academic office, and higher ups that are suppose to aid you and give you clarity to a successful career from since 2017 to current date July 22, 2019. Plus paying $2,000 in money that was not owed. I don't understand they are being paid!! You applied to do a job which was help people like themselves get an education, unless there's something in the job description that students don't know about. Then again it is expected when you have too many of your own people (black) in a minor position of authority they don't do the right thing in standing by their students. I am a freshman and have started off with a ruined gpa and academic career thanks to the incompetence of medgar Evers college and their staff I would never advise anyone to attend this school. I wouldn't even give this school a 1 star. read more

some professors, especially young are pretty good. others more older are TERRIBLE! I don't want to be as racist or something like that, but that what I see. They don't teach at all, they come to the class and start to tell stories about their life, nothing even close to the theme that we have to study. If I would stay home and just read the books by myself, not wasting the time in the classes, I would do much much better. Second reason, I see the attitude toward white immigrants. If you are an immigrant, does not speak as well as they, they consider you are retarted, if you are getting better degree than other black kids they think you are cheating. :( Administration is Suck too, very rude, each one tells you something different, they put me in a wrong department, I have no idea how to fix it now. read more

I am currently an Medgar Evers Student . I wouldn't say this is Harvard but I can say that the best feature is the independence. The classes that are offered here are amazing . The best part about it is that everyone has know this to be an Historically Black College . Which is great with all the different cultures that are teaching these classes. The school has been updated from features of the school to also teaching style . You may run into someone who may not be so pleasant here in there in any department but experience is all about what you make it people. ( Note I'm not arguing I'll kindly send an email to the board of the department ) it's a college experience it's what life is about if you only grasp on to the negative how will you ever experience the simplicity of Medgar Evers !!!! Make your own experience don't let any reviews ever discourage you from making your own epic experience.. read more

The regestrar office is DISASTER, I had so much trouble with them, they were making mistakes in system and after that refuse to fix it. They so unprofessional and RUDE. I am very disappointed. read more

Came to the US years ago was able to complete my nursing degree while my green card was being processed. Through the help of the college I was able to get a social security card and was able to work on campus. Thanks to Medgar Evers College. It's a home away from home. Professor are committed to students and seeing them achieve their goals. read more