BCIT Westampton

"I graduated from this school in 2013 and decided to check if the best math teacher I ever had Mrs. Steer was still working here and it looks like she is which is great for the students! But unfortunately it looks like the worst math teacher I ever had is still here too. But I digress. Love to Mrs. Steer and Miss. Williams. Amazing math teachers."

"Honestly, if there were an option provided to leave 0 stars I would ! This adult education program; for the LPNs at least is absolutely terrible. Dr. Lazarus needs to be replaced expeditiously, there is absolutely no format and/or organization whatsoever. You are unable to view your grades, unable to review questions you missed on homeworks, tests, exams, etc. and unable to get any tutoring if you are lacking in certain areas. This program needs a LEADER or coordinator who will actually care for the proficiency of his/her students and provide the program with a suitable structure-not a person who is going to throw any/everything together and allow students education to slowly decline without notice. Instructors get flip/switched out every other month due to the lack of professionalism this program offers. Do not waste your hard earned money or time looking for a license out of this LPN program."

"Great school with both secondary and adult programs. Staff and students get along wonderfully. New expansion for shop classes pending. For more info look up the state report card on ni.gov"

"2018 graduate, this place used to be alright. It slightly went downhill after they took out the Wawa store and a couple of teachers quit. This school gave a slight inspiration for students who wanted to do something in their lives. One problem about this school that I could think of is that it was not organized. This school “supposed” to be very strict, but it wasn’t. You would get written up for the dumbest things, like wearing their school jacket or hoodie. The food is, questionable, but some is edible. Senior trips and prom was pretty fun."

"An okay school. The school is simply planned and only has one floor, which makes getting to classes quickly easy and makes it much less stressing for freshmen who need to figure out their schedules during the first couple of months. The dress code is a tad strict to my liking, not allowing sweat shirts or jeans. This was something I disliked (my shop's room was a renovated garage of sorts, and the heat wasn't that good in the room so it was a bit chilly in the colder months), but it is understandable. The teachers vary from strict to animated to attention-grabbing. Although some teach better than others, most do their jobs correctly."