Princeton University McCosh Health Center

"Needed help with a serious knee injury, but McCosh doesn’t have any parking spaces (including ADA spaces) and no public transit gets close to the building. They told me I would have to come there myself if I wanted to pick up crutches, which I couldn’t do because I couldn’t walk the distance I’d need to go to in order arrive there. Very disappointing to have an inaccessible health center."

"As a Princeton student, McCosh has been an invaluable resource for me. The staff are professional, competent, and extremely informative. In particular I've loved and benefitted greatly from working with Amanda and Jesse, and I always enjoy seeing Loraine. Very grateful for the ease of access to this resource as a student!"

"I presented with trouble sleeping. They gave me a blood test and an EKG and made me pee in a cup before telling me they couldn't help."

"Seriously understaffed with limited services. It’s an embarrassment that an institution as wealthy as Princeton lacks a hospital. This clinic is a joke and its companion, the UHS website, is impossibly difficult to navigate!"

"Having sustained a serious and painful injury that rendered me unable to walk, I hopped to the building only to find it empty and waited for half an hour until someone came. Granted, McCosh was able to drive me to the hospital – but after the hospital suggested I go to the orthopedic, I was on my own."