Lovely large campus with tours being conducted for new students. My husband attended this…read moreUniversity many moons ago. He wanted to see the campus and asked our friend to ride through the area. The campus is sprawling with greenness and statues.

Over priced. They give a great tour and are excellent at selling the place…read more Past that--you're paying a boatload of money and getting very little in return besides being 30 minutes away from NYC. The business department is terrible. They rant and rave about it, but you'll soon realize 90% of the classes you take are nonsensical intro classes where you learn nothing. Do not expect to go to Iona for business and learn anything useful for a career. Now, most expensive private Colleges have premium dormitories. They have 1 building built during this century that they like to show off. The vast majority of their housing is decades old, falling apart, dirty, dingy, and dusty. It's horrendously overpriced. Far more expensive than an apartment and you lose all your rights living on campus subjected to unlawful raids/inspections. The food on campus sucks. They force you to buy a campus meal plan and for what you pay it should be far better. There's a reason they force you to buy the meal plan and it's not "to foster an on-campus community." It's a money grab plain and simple. The campus itself is tiny with very little to offer. The surrounding neighborhood is full of crime with a history of murders at the local high school right next to campus. All in all--tuition should be $10,000/year and dorms $5,000. You're splitting a tiny room 5-10 ways no apartment costs that much...it's a scam! You are paying for a bloated administration that takes exorbitant salaries and accomplishes very little. You're not paying for a high-quality private education. All you get is a piece of paper and 4 years living in a tin can. Don't waste your time or your money.

I have heard from many that this is an excellent school for their children to improve their…read moreJapanese as well as learn other subjects that are taught in Japanese such as math, social studies, etc. The lessons are held on Saturdays at a couple of locations; Bayside High School is in Queens and Port Chester Middle School in Westchester County. The program is for children who already know Japanese, and is not for those who are just starting to learn Japanese as a beginner. The costs are $450 as an entrance fee. The fees then vary from $2,940 to $4,077 per year depending upon the level. A listing in Japanese is below. 入学金 $450　 1) 幼児部 $2,940　 2) 初等部 $2,415　 3) 中等部 $4,077 4) 高等部 $4,785 Here is a link for those interested. Again, it is a school for children who are already fluent in Japanese, and not a place to start learning the language. https://www.jwsny.org/pdfs/document/2024schoolguide.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

This location is just admin office. The actual schools are located in Long Island and in Port…read morechester. Both are borrowed school campus only on Saturdays. This is for the children who are already fluent enough to study IN Japanese. It is not a language school to study Japanese. They cover the same curriculum (only Japanese language art and math) as the ones in Japan. They have kindergarten through 12th grade. Many students in 1st - 3rd grades, but fewer in upper grades. Most of the time, the school is until 12:50PM, but every now and then it is until 3:10PM. They also have some activities related to Japanese cultures. My kids' friends are going there and they all love it even though they do not like the fact they have to go to school on Saturdays.

This school caters to a very specific crowd: families who can afford a $70k+ price tag for the…read moreillusion of prestige. If your child is self-driven, a little precocious, and you're fine with paying top dollar, it might work. But if your kid's still figuring things out or needs more direction, steer clear. There are far better--and far less expensive--options that offer a strong, supportive education.

Did a tour here and they refused to show us a dorm room. The buildings smelled moldy and were not…read moreupdated. Tour guide was really not helpful in answering our questions as she said she was a commuter student. Library was the worst library I have ever seen. With all this money spent on tuition, where is the money going. Other college tours, you could see the updates in technology, science, dorms and facilities. And they all showed us a dorm room.

A quality, balanced and principled academic institution. As parents, we could not be more…read moresatisfied with the education and credentials return on investment in our daughter's education. This university is for those who want to learn and earn their degree(s), while continuing to grow socially, emotionally and academically. As expected, there is time for fun, however, it is not the priority. Being in New York is special. Beautifully manicured Rose Hill campus with fantastic security, committed professors and administrators. Could not have asked for more. Thank you, Fordham University, for a great four years. May the institution continue to excel for decades to come. Class of 2026!! Go Rams!!

The entryway person was nastier than the buildings. Singlehandedly showed how ugly all the…read morebuildings were with their fake old look despite the dated age of both the institute and this person at the entrance trying to shout at any person existing without scanning a card. Fordham more like chevy bologna

amazing church Bible college is an experience you will never forget! Bible Theology is on a…read moregreater level you can't imagine . You learn how to open up in prayer more confident in your self and most of all your feeding yourself with the word of God! in this picture you see myself on the right I am the blond one Jeanette and Nora my Warriors of God!

Unprofessional Staff Bias Executive Director…read more Unorganized after-school program Staff do not watch children Children left unattended for 5-15 minutes at a time Children's behaviors not addressed Do NOT send your child to this program.