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Marist is a great school if you wantAccounting
Marist is a great school if you want or need the individual attention that you will receive from your professors. The classes are small in size and the professors will know you personally within a few weeks. I believe that this enviorment helped me a great deal in being successful in my field of study.
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I want to mention that I attended MaristAverage
I want to mention that I attended Marist as a transfer student and I was older than the typical student ( not a recent high school graduate - 26 ) Marist was/is trying to get more $$$ by appealing to the adult community. By the way if you are considered age 22 or above you are considered an adult student ( kind of stupid in my eyes because tons of people are doing 5 year plans now ). 2 of 4 teachers talked negatively about the school the 1st day of classes and how money was mismanaged but what really got me agitated ( even 2 months prior to class starting ) was dealing with the "Adult Education Center" and PATRICIA "PATTI" BURNS. She treats you like a child, won't allow you to choose your own schedule ( this is for working adults 12PM - 130PM Mon/Thurs isn't that great when you have no other classes the rest of the day ) I literally cant stand the Adult Dept and I am told if you are 23 when you graduate they make you move off campus the day before 23rd birthday. I think their Fishkill Campus is slightly better for adults but not by a lot. The Poughkeepsie campus is beautiful but just not worth $35-$40K of DEBT when you graduate. Most of the students who do go there ( about 70 % ) are wealthy Long Island, Connecticut/NJ, wealthier areas of Queens/Brooklyn type students. There are a few Texas, California, Florida etc and a small pocket of local area residents who commute ( 5-8% ) ALSO if a commuter regardless of class status you MUST use commuter lounge . Can't use regular facilities. TO SUM IT UP THIS PLACE BLOWS!!! I was an Accounting Major and went to Queens College instead ( HAVE NO REGRETS ) . The only good thing about Marist is that they give you 5 days to get your money back.. TAKE Advantage. PS. Poughkeepsie is not that bad of a place, it is just a poverty stricken place with no local economy. If you're from an outer borough you will be able to handle it no problem, if you are from Great Neck or East Hills put mommy and daddy on speed-dial.
1st Year Male -- Class 2016
Campus Maintenance: A+, Useful Schoolwork: F
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Marist is a great college if you areBright
Marist is a great college if you are looking for a small school with a low diversity of people. It is a rich school, very preppy. I have only had a few complaints about Marist, one being the cafeteria food. Not the best meal plan in the world. The campus is the most beautiful one anyone will ever lay their eyes on. Sometimes I just wonder if its worth the 44,000 to go here.
1st Year Female -- Class 2016
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Useful Schoolwork: B
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