The Grove School of Engineering

"Professor don’t care about students, can’t teach, show favoritism, and they don’t even bother to make new exams. So, students with old exams can score the highest and kill the grades of students with no connections (most immigrants). Also, in some programs courses are offered once a year not once a semester. Finally, their technology is very weak compared to other schools. (Other schools have labs for the equipment we see on the textbooks only)."

"It is a subpar academic body. Specially, one required course EE25900 is really an ill-prepared, ill-taught, run down course that makes no sense. The grading distribution in this course is simply haphazard because who teaches it is a total slob. One should avoid this place at all costs. NYIT and Manhattan College are far superior in all engineering fields. Another point to note is that it is simply textbook cramming that ensures an A in all engineering courses-teachers are lazy, incompetent etc etc. Beware."

"Oh GSOE, so many memories, so many friendships. I loved my school experience there because it's the best that I could have afforded at that time. There are professors who really care about what and how the students learn. But there are others who solely focus on their research work (which is great) and not focus on teaching well. That's not the motto of a good school. Teaching is an art, so is research - having someone be able to do both efficiently is rare. The building needs serious attention in terms of updating the elevators, classrooms, auditorium, lighting etc. etc. One last thing, students who want to become an engineer treasures this place a lot, I know I did. So, investing time and money in the student projects by AIAA, SAE, ASME, ANS, SWE, NSBE, Concrete Canoe etc. is very very important."

"The school is great but the building urgently needs renovation. There are too many windowless classrooms and leaky ceilings."

"Its a wonderful school. Professor pushes you limits by challenging to think as the world advances. Its also one of the cost effective engineering available in NYC which is ABET approved."