Support Sporcle. Get the ad-free and most optimal, full-featured Sporcle experience. Play Quiz. You got. Link that replays current quiz. Link to next quiz in quiz playlist. Open a modal to take you to registration information. Button that open a modal to initiate a challenge. They have been trying to balance it out as the popularity of the school has risen and the applicant pool is much larger. My son is a student there, if you have any questions about the school I'd be happy to answer them. All small colleges in small towns with the exception of Buff State Binghamton would be hard for you to get into same with Geneseo.
NP may be a stretch too. One issue she had was that they require freshman to eat in one place, some far from the dorms. How did that work out for your Son? Also, NP used to have a rep as a party school drugs. Has that been a problem? Forget the rankings and reputations and research all 4. Y Old Westbury. I have to ask one question about my Alma matter, S.
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Students also benefit from the small-city environment and the clubs and activities on campus. Students go to Alfred for the small, college-town environment, the scenic landscape, and the small class sizes. Depending on you major, the small class sizes can also be a drawback since it's more personalized and higher expectations are placed on students. Binghamton students praise the school on its community-oriented campus, many events, and open-mindedness. The school is academically rigorous, but also offers a well-rounded environment so students can pursue their interests and de-stress.
However, students find it difficult to benefit from large lecture classes and cite lack of transportation and activities in the area surrounding the school.
Students love the friendly and supportive community and people at Brockport. Students also benefit from professors who work in their field, and a short, 20 minute drive to Rochester.
While some students wish the school was more academically challenging, many others find that they got a good education and were prepared for the workforce after their time at Brockport. While students love the atmosphere, classes, and all the on-campus activities, some express concern about campus safety and accommodations.
Campus-life overall is very active and students can participate in a variety of extra curricular activities. Since the campus and student body is on the larger side, many students find that extra curriculars are the best way to make friends with similar interests.
The University at Buffalo has all the benefits of a large school with a small school feel. Students love that faculty and staff are involved in making sure students excel academically, are prepared for life beyond college, and feel a sense of community at their school.
Canton is a small town, which is a great setting for some students but isn't suitable for others. Students also praise the strength of some programs, such as the Vet Tech program, while others don't offer the same preparation or connections students might find at other SUNY schools.
SUNY Cobleskill has programs that are based in the environment and wildlife, and students love that the school and location allows for them to get hands-on training in their field.
Students love that professors, staff, and upperclassman alike are willing to help each other learn and the school boasts a welcoming environment. SUNY Cortland has a lot of opportunities for student involvement, and the surrounding town is small and friendly. Students also say that the workload is manageable but challenging, though the school could use more diversity in the courses they offer.
Many Empire College students are online only students, which can be helpful to some but difficult for others. Students have to be self-guided and disciplined to achieve their education goals, and lack a sense of campus connection and identity. The school doesn't offer majors outside of environmental and forestry majors, so some students have cited feeling limited by the classes offered. Farmingdale students are generally happy with their classes, professors, and education overall, though they do say that you get out what you put into your education.
There are lots of majors to choosefrom and a large alumni network. However, Farmingdale is primarily a commuter school and doesn't have a campus community feel some students want.
SUNY Fredonia is a small school with small class sizes, and students overall feel like their professors are helpful and want to see them succeed. Students report feeling fortunate that they get to have learning experiences that are close and personal, and can take advantage of the many clubs, activities, and off-campus learning opportunities like internships.
Geneseo boasts rigorous courses and professors that are willing to above and beyond to help their students. However, while students enjoy the small-town, welcoming atmosphere, they also express concerns that it makes it difficult to find internships and off-campus job opportunities.
Matthew D. Students are overall pleased with the academics at SUNY Maritime, and the opportunities involved in cadet life, but advise others that adjusting to cadet life is difficult and that the campus is extremely strict. Campus life overall is said to be lacking. Morrisville is an agricultural and technical school, which has unique programs for people who want to study in a rural environment. Class sizes for freshmen are larger, but students say that professors and staff help students adjust to college life, and class sizes get smaller for upper level students.
The rural setting means that students get the opportunity to add hands-on experience to their coursework. Old Westbury is in a suburban area, within a train ride to New York City.
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