Monroe College 2501 Jerome Avenue, The Bronx, NY 10468

"Wonderful college. Faculty, staff and administrators go the extra mile to insure that students do well and complete their studies in the allotted time. The three full semesters are great for working adults."

"Former Adjunct Professor of 5 years here. Monroe College is an absolute joke. Stay away if your a student or professor. The president, Marc Jerome and his staff run this organization like a full money mill with sports being their main focus and no regard for student's education and the freedom to think they can do what they want. Taught there for 5 years. Taught 12 different classes over sports and business. During one of the years, I worked 134 hours and qualified for health insurance that was not offered to me by the school through negligence and discrimination. When I brought this to the schools attention along with the proposed pay increase they offered and then retracted, they deflected responsibility and terminated my employment."

"I took the CNA course at Monroe, it was a good experience and prepared me well for the state licensure exam. the teacher was really knowledgeable and answered questions with ease. would recommend for anyone looking to expand their skills"

"Got to our appointment late using the Bruckner. Finally reaching Monroe very late members stayed and assisted us with our questions. Thank you Monroe college staff. My son will have a wonderful experience starting college with you."

"I am a current student. The admission process was great. Olga M. “walked” me step by step and she explained everything I needed to know. Will Never forget how nice and helpful she was. The advisor , the Professors are excellent. They give me options each semester for days and hours and the most important they are there for anything I need , anytime. I see people saying that the school is not accredited which is not true. Nursing program is accredited , students sit for the boards right after graduation. DMS program is accredited with ARRT, after ARRT registry, graduate students can sit for ARDMS… I don't see any problem with this, who wants success have to work hard. I have been here 3 semesters and I did learn a lot already. Nobody was unprofessional or rude, the opposite. I am enjoying my “student life” at Monroe and I will Graduate Next year."