It wouldn't be America without this military academy…read more For almost 200 years this fine institution has produced leaders that have made exceptional contributions to every field imaginable. Without them, I doubt America would be as great as it is. I've had the distinct pleasure of serving with and working with some fantastic graduates of this outstanding institution.

Expensive, worthless degrees Very low quality of life…read more Administration only cares about sucking money out of students Abusive, toxic commandants most being nothing more than run of the mill bullies Don't be fooled by the military lifestyle Norwich ROTC programs are exceptionally mediocre

Norwich University is the Military College of Vermont, and is a private senior military college in…read moreNorthfield, Vermont. It is the oldest private and senior military college in the United States and offers bachelor's and master's degrees on-campus and online. I decided to walk the campus for my daily exercise, while I was visiting family in Central Vermont. This is a very small campus that is very old, and only known by a few folks that maybe military affiliated. It's located in a very small New England town called Northfield, and the winter weather can be very very cold.

The only reason I am still at this school is because of the head of the education department and…read morefinancial aid I got. The school is role play army unless you are the 20% who will commission or have aspirations to join the military. It was created by a West Point reject and is full of West Point rejects who all hate on the real cadets who are doing things they could never do. As a civilian, the school is miserable. In a nothing to do town and area filled with rude self centered people (that is all of the northeast). All the students either go home during the weekends (which I don't blame) or just sit in their rooms. If you like doing nothing all day you will enjoy this university. Counting down the days to my graduation so I can leave this dump of a school and never return to the state of Vermont. The disrespect from some people within the school is disheartening. #BringBackAnarumo

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

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.

The good, the bad, and the ugly all rolled into one…read more Four years at Goddard made grad school way easier than it would have been otherwise. Truly. If you know what you want to do, are motivated, and work well independently, this is the place for you. The campus and the surrounding woods have terrific energy. Plainfield VT is one of the most beautiful little towns in the whole, wide, world. You will meet life changing people at Goddard, and you will be in company with some amazing, brilliant, and inspiring people. But be aware; Goddard has the same problems that can be found at any college. Mixed in with amazing and dynamic faculty advisers are the burnt out, the personality disordered, and the incompetent. Goddard admin has it's unique set of problems, and low residency is much harder than traditional type college. All that said, I'm so grateful I went to Goddard. I never would have learned so much about the world and about myself. I designed my own studies, instructed myself in everything from herbal tincturing, Jungian dream analysis,creative writing, transpersonal theory, and developmental psychology. And, based on my studies, I got accepted at a great graduate school! Goddard is an experience that never really stops; my time at Goddard shaped the way I interact with the world in general. It changed me. In the best ways. If you go to Goddard, take a sidetrip down the street to the Plainfield Co-op -- Plainfield Co-op rocks!!!!

My graduate experience at Goddard was a joke.Inept eccentric (aka progressive) professors who had…read moreno place to even instruct others. Administration was worthless (Vaccaro the inept president). After I decided to stop returning there, Their inflated tuition costs really reinforced what a joke it was to attend the school. In undergrad, I was an honor student in a Harvard-based society (Delta MU Delta). When I challenged certain professors, I was black-listed. When that happens, all of the professors stick up for each other and the student is deemed "insignificant". I worked very hard while in graduate courses, yet the whacked , eccentric professors made it even more difficult for me. So much for their supposed mission. Now- they are defunct for different reasons, but my experience with those 'inept" professors contributed to their downfall. And re: doctorate designations? Sometimes those designations are ill-awarded. One goes through the academic hoops, but that does not necessarily make you worthy of that designation. That was obvious with certain professors at Goddard. Anyway, those who are sad at Goddard's eventual downfall, there are others who saw it a different way.

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/