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I thought that some programs were great atQuite BrightBusiness - Management and Administration
I thought that some programs were great at Naz. Programs like PT, History, and foreign languages were highly acclaimed and enjoyed by my friends whom major in those areas. I found the School of Management to be lackluster at best. There are not a lot of choices in what classes you can take, often you are stuck with one teacher. This is especially true for the required accounting courses. I have had many teachers that were not very proficient in English. This would be okay if they taught foreign language. But, no, they taught math and ENGLISH. I found that you can do great in classes if you can teach yourself. I had to teach all myself in all my courses (Accounting, Economics, Statistics, etc). If you're coming here for business, I recommend you look else where, especially Fisher, I plan on transferring there after this semester. It's convenient because I can still see my friends at Naz while having a quality business education at Fisher. Come here for Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Education, Foreign Languages (ESPECIALLY ITALIAN!!), and History (and other humanities type courses).
2nd Year Male -- Class 2016
Perceived Campus Safety: A+, Education Quality: C-
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I attended this school for two years inEnglish
I attended this school for two years in the early 2000s. I have to say this school was THE BIGGEST disappointment of my entire life. First and foremost, this school is ridiculously expensive. The "education" you receive is laughable at best. This schools main concern is making money and appeasing the spoiled arrogant children that attend it. There were some teachers that had real potential but for some reason never lived up to it. The students are spoiled party kids that have no real ambitions other than to graduate and continue being party kids. If you care about your education I would highly recommend steering clear of this hell hole. I transferred after two years, and I must say it was the BEST decision of my life. Don't waste time buy attending Nazareth College.
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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Nazareth is a very small college.BrightPhysical Therapy/Exercise Science
Nazareth is a very small college. Very small. less than 500 per class, so it feels like a highschool where you live with all of your friends. It can be very fun, if you are a fun person. Within the first semester of being at Naz you will meet just about everyone on campus. There aren't very many house parties, but the sports teams usually do throw pretty good parties. And once they get busted, everyone heads downtown to the pig, which basically underage drinking heaven. The only bad thing about downtown rochester is the taxi's, a stuffed taxi can cost $45 to drive nearly 7 miles back to Naz. I like Naz, but I don't love it. It is costly and small in a very nice neighboorhood right outside of downtown. But it does get old quickly and I cannot see myself graduating with a degree from Nazareth college, it isnt even well known in rochester. I suggest going to a big school that is highly accredited.
1st Year Male -- Class 2015
Faculty Accessibility: A, Collaboration/Competitive: B-
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