The Fashion Institute of Technology
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Not so bright
| Lowest Rating Educational Quality | F |
| Highest Rating Educational Quality | F |
She cares more about Surrounding City than the average student.
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I didn't rate any of the demographics, department, etc but I just wanted to say that the cost of room and board is pretty overpriced so if you live near the school it is not worth paying for it. I am a commuter student and should say that commuting is quite annoying to do everyday. About 1/4 of my day is commuting. It is better than paying for a dorm. The food plan is bad too because the food is very unhealthy unless it is the packed food or the sushi, fruit, cereal bars….the other food required in the food plan is loaded with fat and expensive. You have to pay for meals at other restaurants one day of the week, usually a weekend because the maximum # of meals a week is like 19.