I can now say I've been to Yale. While speaking at a conference I decided to take a walk around…read morecampus to visit some of the sites. The campus is safe to walk, well lit, and enjoyable. I can see how this campus inspires people to do great things and why people who want to do great things want to attend Yale. I also chose to eat near campus and found it to be a great vibe, easy to find a spot to park, and overall good place.

If you love varied architectural buildings, historical sites, sprawling campuses and to walk…read moredistances this is the place for you to visit! It is a very beautiful university with a diverse style of buildings. The grounds are beautifully maintained. We enjoyed exploring. If only those building could talk, I bet they'd have some interesting takes to tell!

A wonderful community of accomplished scholars and athletes. A large and beautiful courtyard. A…read morecharming dining hall. And a sweltering, scorching, way-too-hot gym.

Dream collage!!!! GO BULLDOGS!!! I better freaking get in this school or I will not be going to…read morecollage!

Very nice buildings and campus. However, there was a lot of construction going on.read more

Disappointing and Disorganized Experience…read more I was very disappointed with my experience at Gateway Community College in New Haven. Some staff members were dismissive and disrespectful, and the overall process felt poorly organized. Room 205 is one example. Students and families come to the college with high expectations and rely heavily on the information and guidance provided by staff. At that stage, every answer matters. Unfortunately, I did not feel that same level of care, responsibility, or concern was being shown. Public institutions should have strong accountability for the quality of service they provide. I believe the state should consider periodic independent reviews or external audits of student-service departments to ensure that staff are treating students respectfully, providing accurate guidance, and maintaining appropriate service standards.

Go to Housatonic Community College. I've been to three of the CT community (Housatonic, Naugatuck…read moreand Gateway) colleges and honestly Housatonic in Bridgeport has provided me with the best community college experience thus far. I have been blessed with teachers who want to help the student succeed beyond race , religion and economic status'. Housatonic is a diversified school! Anyone can call and will most likely call Housatonic a home away from home institution . Gateway is only know for their new architectural building structure of random teachers roaming down the hallways only concerned about their paychecks instead of the students career goals. As students remember you have a choice to choose and decide what college you want to go to. Do not feel locked or obliged to attend Gateway. Explore your options and means of transportation as you are charged in your tuition for bus , train fare and parking dues every semester whether you use it or not! Look into your tuition costs. Wake up , you have a choice do not remain complacent or stuck within the town you reside in. You will always have the freedoms and options you desire. Do your research and look beyond. Also where are the Google reviews and other platforms open for review on Gateway ? Biased would one not think?

Really great first visit with our youngest son who is interested in leaning more about SCSCU. We've…read morebeen on a lot of visits, the admissions team was personable, organized, and balanced, providing key information while also being respectful of families' time. Campus was beautiful, even on a not-so-perfect weather day. Large enough feel to make one realize they're in college, without urban sprawl to make one feel lost. Many building are beautiful. Some dated, but that's why we have capital campaigns, right? :) Our tour guide, Alina, was simply phenomenal. Clearly authentic, unscripted, but yet knew all the pertinent detail. She made the trip so much better than others we've been on for either of our two boys.

I was told by my professor that I was cleared to register for his class, and everything seemed…read morefine. Fast forward to when I checked Blackboard, and it showed that I couldn't register because of a new hold on my account. I went to the help desk, but they weren't able to assist me, so I contacted the registrar's office. The woman I spoke to was extremely rude and said, "Honey, that's past the deadline," even though no one informed me of this earlier. Because of that lack of communication, I now owe more money to the school than I should. After this experience, I've decided to choose a different school.

Administration and faculty care deeply about student success and are so devoted to creating a…read moresupportive environment, allowing students to reach their goals and potential.

Having just graduated with my bachelors degree in 2014, I can honestly say that I hold this college…read morevery close to my heart. The professors are amazing, worldly, and create an enormous pool of knowledge. The dorms are beautiful and historical. The staff is always extremely kind. And the Admissions team is out of this world. I'm very proud to say that I've graduated from such an institution.

Was there for an admissions open house. Spectacular organization, communication, access to…read moreadministration, faculty, and staff. Very nice campus. Genuine feel. So happy we went.

I've never been here in person, but I would like to say, that this place provides the best Master's…read moredegrees program ever. I plan on doing an online Master's degree from this place as a better alternative from the other university I plan to attend online.

Believe it or not Paier School of art has been on my list for more than 20 years, finally today was…read morethe day. The occasion was a student faculty art show and sale which was held in several different interconnected buildings. The student art was interesting and enjoyable; seeing the different modes of artist expression has always fascinated me. One of the biggest thrills was running into John Falato, artist and instructor at the school and having him escort me through the faculty exhibition. His work is clear, crisp and representational to the finest of detail, it's as if you are looking at a photograph. Paier school has had some notable artists and instructors one of my personal favorites is Ken Davies who achieved national prominence with many sold out shows in New York City. Paier School of Art is a little art school tucked away on a side street in Hamden, Ct, but oh what a hidden gem it is!!!