New York University Tandon School of Engineering 6 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201

"Great school, but NYU hasn't helped the students much, answering most requests for improvements with "go to the main campus for that" and what facilities they do make like magnet only available to some students. They increased tuition and removed the famous Poly name. Also dropped the credit limit and increased the credits of some classes, making it harder to graduate on time."

"The curriculum is tough but the professors are pretty bad. Don't try to speak to the dean if you have any complaints regarding any professors because the dean may be friends with some professors. They keep sending mail and calling for donations. I donated enough. They made the school pretty with new TVs but couldn't hire new professors who are actually helpful? Don't waste your money."

"An excellent school but beware of the workload. The graduate electrical engineering program is great. The courses are extremely demanding. You should attend this school only if you love science and solving complex problems. The professors are world class in their fields."

"Just like any other typical engineering university poly can be pretty dry. The school spirit isn't too high and there is a very monotonous feeling every time you walk in. However the opportunities they offer are great and the education as hard as it is is pretty good."

"Do not attend this school. It is part of NYU in name only. The campus is dead, the teachers are mediocre. They say the reason that people drop out is because of academics, this is false. Academically the schools is not very difficult. The real reason people drop out is because socially it is a dead school. 33% drop out by the end of freshman year. 46% before they graduate."