Albertus Magnus College

"Was an okay college, kind of expensive for what they offered. I also signed up during the pandemic, so the experience that I had was drastically different than an experience someone else would have in 2023, opposed to 2020, when I went there. Just keep that in mind. Most of the professors were really kind and caring, I didn’t have a problem with the majority of them. Seemed like a very nice place to be if you want something smaller, and it was a bit expensive for the things they were offering there. It’s a smaller campus, so if you’re looking for a little local college, where you don’t have to go far and stay inside of Connecticut, that’s a good one to go to. If you’re looking to not pay much, or stay within a budget, that’s also a good place to be! it is private though, for the people who are wondering. I never got to finish, the pandemic made it quite difficult and lonely for me, so that was offputting, and I didn’t have a roommate either, they dropped out before they even started.. So it was empty in my room, didn’t really like the vibe. Needed someone else to lighten the mood for sure, that’s what was hard about the pandemic too. We couldn’t chill in each other‘srooms and stuff, no outsiders could come into the dorms either. It was a time that will never be forgotten."

"Awesome school, small classroom settings. Everyone is friendly. You feel right at home there. Everyone is available to you and will help you with whatever you need. Lectures are welcoming and ensures you are on top of what needs to be done and that you understand what is being taught."

"Great school for students who like small college campuses. They do offer a wide variety of courses for students to choose from."

"If you want your kid to be disrespectful...to be high and drunk and smoking on a sporting event, this is your college. Security is a joke. They are afraid of the students. They don't even take pride in their school, throwing their garbage and disposable masks on the ground. Security smell like booze. Very disappointing. I was asked to bring my vaccination card and advices that they enforce mask wearing for all events. Yet no one had masks. If they can not follow their own rules, how would you expect them to protect your children??"

"I don't like small colleges, but this school wasn't too bad. Like any school, nothing will ever be perfect. As Dr. Camille begins his tenure as the new president of the school, I'm confident that things will head in a better direction. He's passionate about the students being successful and the school having a active presence in the community. You won't regret the education you receive, but maybe your pockets will... #fearlessfalcons"