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With the exception of two professors who were hateful, the professors at Richard Stockton College were really good but that's not the problem with this college. I believe the Board of Trustees and the president of this college could care less about those of us who have graduated from this college. This college makes no effort to assist students or graduates to secure good paying jobs. They are more interested buying up properties at the expense of the students and I believe the tax payers. I can tell you from personal experience that the degree I worked so hard to earn as an adult student is worth less then a piece of toilet paper. At least with toilet paper you can put it to use. I believe and strongly urge that anyone thinking of going to Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, should consider going to ITT Technical Institute. ITT will help you find a good paying or entry level position not at Richard Stockton College. I believe your better off staying away from this college.
Faculty Accessibility: B, Education Quality: F
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Stockton was one of the best choices I have ever made in my life. Although, the school does not have a golden reputation, it still ranks amoungst the top liberal arts schools in the north east. Stockton is growing and coming full circle. As far as my experience, I have met the greatest people here. Party scene here is a lot better than most small schools. Four to five fraternities here host parties every week usually on Thursdays and Fridays. EVERYONE here gets sloppy and has a good time for the most part. Student body here is definitely diverse, all different types of people attend this college. As far as my program, Business with a concentration in Accounting, I feel satisfied. Some classes were a joke, but others were quite thought provoking as well as interesting. Food is A LOT better with the new Campus Center. Dorms are in pretty good shape, but the apartments could use a little work. I love this school mostly because it tends to my academic growth, but I can also have a good time from time to time. Stockton is what you make of it, I could never picture myself anywhere else.
Social Life: A, Faculty Accessibility: B
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Attention: DO NOT ATTEND THIS COLLEGE.
They will rip you off with garbage, sub-par classes taught by biased teachers with little to no primary resources to back up their lessons.

They will take thousands from you and refuse to give a cent of it back when you present a list of good reasons .

They will make you jump through flaming hoops to pay that exorbitant bill, and then tell you that they don't take Visa. WHO DOESN'T TAKE VISA?

They will make you wish you had never gone to college after all the nonsense and embarrassment they will put you through.

They will provide you with mediocre campus facilities, yet spend millions on a marble fireplace.
They will close your favorite campus facility and never re-open it. Stockton's athletes have been working out in closets for two years.

They will do everything within their power to siphon money and enjoyment from your life.DO NOT GO TO STOCKTON COLLEGE!
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