I thought this school was going to hell me succeed with everything I needed to further my degree…read more. the second I obtained a 76 in one of my courses after failing the first time , they were quick to dismiss me.. i had TWO CLASSES left and one field work to complete and they DID NOT CARE to hear my point. i received a letter via email and no guidance provided

Professors and faculty are approachable, have extensive office hours, and are knowledgeable in…read moretheir fields. I really appreciate the focus on real-world applicability! I was not sure if I would like a small, all-women school after attending a very large mid-western college for two years, but the community feel at Bay Path College is second to none. The classes are really small, too, which allows for a lot of individual interaction with the professor. I will graduate in one more year, so I will update my review at that time. (I am not comfortable with giving 5 stars until I have graduated!)

Went for an info session with my son. Really great group of deans and faculty members readily…read moreavailable. Warm greeting. Genuine interest in all students and families who attended.

There is NOTHING wrong with community college. I went to NWCC for my first two years to get my AS…read morein Marketing & Sales. Many students fresh out of high school think that going here will look "bad" in the long run when transferring, and finding a career, but I strongly disagree. Professors Valerie Royals and Dr. David Rodgers are great. I took classes in communications, micro/macro economics, financial/managerial accounting, all of my general ed classes, etc. And guess what? They ALL transferred to the University of Hartford, all 60 credits. Many of the full time staff and adjunct teachers have real-world experience and incorporate that into every day lessons. Some also teach part time or night classes at UCONN or UHART. I also remember having a professor in marketing who worked full-time for Pfizer, and a professor and mathematics who works full-time at the Hartford. I can't guarantee that those same people will still be there now, but when I can tell you is that this experience was not only great, but I was able to commute from my house extremely easily, and it saved me tons of money! I am now out of college debt-free because I started off I community college. To put it in perspective, I spent two years here, that's four total semesters as well as a few summer classes here and there to speed up the process. Each semester ran me about $1750 not including books. Books or anywhere from $3-$500 depending on the semester. This is pennies on the dollar compared to the university I transferred to! I also can't say with 100% confidence these prices because are the same because this was about 3+ years ago and I'm sure they have risen but they are most definitely cheaper then any state school or university! Some other perks about Northwestern are: free printing from the library, free tutoring assistance for classes, small class sizes, office hours with professors, opportunity for extra credit, activities part provided by the school and clubs to participate in!

Love this college- don't want to leave because it's such a supportive, nurturing…read moreenvironment-everyone is so nice and helpful. They work with you to accomplish your goals. I can't say enough about the tutoring center-the academic skills center-one -on-one attention and peace of mind. I just graduated in December of 2019, with an A.S. in Human Services. Will miss this school and staff. I probably forgot to mention the pantry-how forward thinking is that? Any student in need can use the pantry-it's a wonderful thing! Marilyn Liberatore

Overpriced, didnt get accepted with a 4.5 GPA. I thought this was a community college, not an Ivy…read moreLeague.

Our daughter started there last year in the 3yr old program and from our first initial meeting til…read morethe day she started again this year it has been absolutely wonderful. The staff is so caring, patient, and professional. Recommend to any parents looking!

Very nice outdoor venue in Lenox. Covered seating for approximately 5,000 under "the Shed" and…read morelawn seating for another 15,000 or so. The acoustics under the shed are excellent and large screens are on each side to improve the view. The floor is not elevated as many venues are. There are plenty of shade trees on the lawn which makes sunny days better. Boston University has a full summer schedule of performances and picnics are welcomed.

Do not recommend sending your child here. My child would almost never want to go and would have…read morecomplete breakdowns if we sent him. Most staff is very rude and fake. They do not follow through with things they say they will do. They blamed my child for most of the issues going on instead of trying to figure out the root of the problem. They will make for an awkward time when picking up your child or dropping off. They make false accusations. The list goes on.

Great preschool. Kids love it. Teachers are caring and creative. Good mix of students.read more

This is my voting spot it is always very well organized and things move quickly once inside,…read moreparking may take a little extra time but even that isn't bad.

Nice teachers. Happy environment. Only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is we were hoping they'd take…read moreadvantage of their proximity to Forest Park (nature program?). We had 2 children in their school for a year and were very satisfied with the quality of care our children received there.