Rating 1 out of 5 Awful. But the mental health aspects of the school are far worse than zoom. Zoom was always going to be difficult. Freshman Feb 22 2021 Online Learning Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 They have an extremely poor reputation for mental health, and now I can see why. They have done everything possible to make my time worse and my mental health has deteriorated to the point where I am worried. If you are someone that values your freedom, or struggle with mental health, then this is not the place for you. Freshman Feb 22 2021 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Not worth a word Poor Student's Mental Health Program You start dying once get in Run away and look for University that embrace who you are Alum Aug 16 2020 Overall Experience
Rating 1 out of 5 Campus dining is overpriced and not really high quality. College Senior June 23 2014 Food Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It's very expensive - about 12 dollars per meal on average. Food is not great. Meal plans are required if you live in a dorm with a dining hall. College Junior Mar 10 2013 Food Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It's a pretty small campus so not much need for a car at all really. Permits are expensive and there are very few parking lots. Having a car might not get you any closer to classes than you would be if you just walked from your dorm. College Junior Mar 10 2013 Campus
Rating 1 out of 5 Greek life isn't very big. There's not really a point to being in a frat/sorority here College Sophomore July 27 2014 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 This isn't true of all fraternities, but there are a couple (DKE, Zeta Psi) who consistently, at least once or twice a year, behave in a way that publicly degrades women. It embarrasses the University and contributes to a hostile environment for women on campus. Recent Alumnus Mar 9 2014 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It's New Haven - enough said College Junior Nov 28 2013 Campus Report 0 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 I find that the university is lacking in skill to teach and overall help students, I talked to my professor and he purposely avoided me and said that he was to busy to deal with me Other 7 months ago Overall Experience Report 1 person has found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It really sucked. People were rude. Teachers sucked. Campus was good but not many places to eat at. Bad neighborhood. Graduate Student 9 months ago Overall Experience Report 1 person has found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Stanford hates fun. Classes were overrated and I never received the college experience that I wanted cause admin cracked down on everything from parties to the food we loved to the sports teams. Senior Nov 1 2022 Overall Experience Report 1 person has found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 From the moment I stepped onto campus, I've encountered one problem after another. The first and most significant issue is the rampant rat infestation, which has affected everything. These rodents run rampant, and it's impossible to get a good night's sleep with their incessant noise and fear of them crawling on you as you sleep. It's a constant battle to keep them out of your personal space. The food situation is equally dismal. The dining halls are plagued by unsanitary conditions, with rats scurrying around openly. It's impossible to enjoy a meal without worrying about contamination. The quality of the food itself is subpar. But perhaps the most disheartening aspect of my college experience is the teaching staff. I've had the misfortune of encountering a series of unqualified and disinterested professors. It's apparent that they lack the enthusiasm and expertise required to provide a quality education. Their disengagement only exacerbates the frustration and disappointment I feel. Freshman Oct 20 2023 Overall Experience Report 2 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 An old boys club masquerading as a university. Support is non existent. Depression and suicidal thoughts are common especially among working class students and first gen students. If you are not with the in crowd, you feel like an outcast and slowly spiral downwards. Wasting four years of my life at the lie that I was sold is possibly the biggest regret of my life. I wouldn't send my own kids here. Alum Jan 27 2023 Overall Experience Report 2 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Havard is not a place for people who come from different backgrounds. Everyone is the same living off daddy's money and it is hard to get a job after you study here. Niche User Oct 14 2021 Overall Experience Report 2 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 Greek life is the most controversial thing on campus. There's a ton of debate about sexual assault, binge drinking, and lack of inclusivity (fancy words meaning creating elitist areas), and such. It's pretty revealing that these problems are always discussed with Greek institutions to show how pervasive the problem is. College Junior Mar 15 2015 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Too much of every social event revolves around alcohol! Would like to see it stop. Recent Alumnus May 15 2014 Health & Safety Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Very cold winters--often well below 0. Just get a solid NorthFace or equivalent and boots and you'll be fine. Recent Alumnus May 15 2014 Campus Report 0 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 Princeton was once considered luxurious, but now little of that hype remains. Today, Princeton is characterized by violence, aggression, and trauma. Daily protests echo through the campus, accompanied by a significant police presence. Academic pursuits have taken a back seat. It feels as though Princeton, once known for its high academic standards, has been transformed into pawns in a political game in the Middle East Junior 6 months ago Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Students thinking of going to Princeton should ask for information about the school’s far-reaching disciplinary system. Pledges who were hazed, over a dozen, suspended. 150 members of ivy on probation for drinking. Unlike any college I have ever heard of, in terms of punitive attitude against its own students! Also ask about suicide rates. Other May 20 2023 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Horrible administration that is unsupportive, aggressive, and tries so hard to prevent you from graduating. The rules are onerous, and exceptions are NEVER made. In fact, the rules are unclear and constantly growing for academic requirements.
Your Dean of your Residential College is your academic adviser, and she may act liken a tyrant.
STEM education is so onerous, students can expect to spend 50 hours a week minimum on labs and problem sets, plus lecture time. Yet students leave the courses having minimal actual grasp of the content. Because so much is expected for weekly assignments, actual learning is very little.
The social dynamics are terrible. Students who know one another ignore eachother when walking past eachother. I was laughed at by a group of girls for saying hello. Students have no loyalty to one another. They will do anything to get into Ivy, Cottage, and TI.
The only good thing about this place is the prestige of the name. Junior Apr 21 2023 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 The students here are elitist, rude, stuck up, and just terrible people. I hate it here. The professors are bad too. Everything is overpriced. Don’t come here. Junior Oct 9 2021 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 They say that it's only 1/3 of students who do greek life--- but it feels like a LOT more. College Sophomore June 29 2016 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Very, very poor and limited options. As someone who enjoys exercising and eating large meals, I cannot spend less than $15 other than at McDonalds. College Junior Apr 13 2015 Food Report 0 people have found this helpful
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Rating 1 out of 5 Awful. But the mental health aspects of the school are far worse than zoom. Zoom was always going to be difficult. Freshman Feb 22 2021 Online Learning Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 They have an extremely poor reputation for mental health, and now I can see why. They have done everything possible to make my time worse and my mental health has deteriorated to the point where I am worried. If you are someone that values your freedom, or struggle with mental health, then this is not the place for you. Freshman Feb 22 2021 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Not worth a wordPoor Student's Mental Health Program
You start dying once get in
Run away and look for University that embrace who you are Alum Aug 16 2020 Overall Experience
Rating 1 out of 5 Campus dining is overpriced and not really high quality. College Senior June 23 2014 Food Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It's very expensive - about 12 dollars per meal on average. Food is not great. Meal plans are required if you live in a dorm with a dining hall. College Junior Mar 10 2013 Food Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It's a pretty small campus so not much need for a car at all really. Permits are expensive and there are very few parking lots. Having a car might not get you any closer to classes than you would be if you just walked from your dorm. College Junior Mar 10 2013 Campus
Rating 1 out of 5 Greek life isn't very big. There's not really a point to being in a frat/sorority here College Sophomore July 27 2014 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 This isn't true of all fraternities, but there are a couple (DKE, Zeta Psi) who consistently, at least once or twice a year, behave in a way that publicly degrades women. It embarrasses the University and contributes to a hostile environment for women on campus. Recent Alumnus Mar 9 2014 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It's New Haven - enough said College Junior Nov 28 2013 Campus Report 0 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 I find that the university is lacking in skill to teach and overall help students, I talked to my professor and he purposely avoided me and said that he was to busy to deal with me Other 7 months ago Overall Experience Report 1 person has found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 It really sucked. People were rude. Teachers sucked. Campus was good but not many places to eat at. Bad neighborhood. Graduate Student 9 months ago Overall Experience Report 1 person has found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Stanford hates fun. Classes were overrated and I never received the college experience that I wanted cause admin cracked down on everything from parties to the food we loved to the sports teams. Senior Nov 1 2022 Overall Experience Report 1 person has found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 From the moment I stepped onto campus, I've encountered one problem after another. The first and most significant issue is the rampant rat infestation, which has affected everything. These rodents run rampant, and it's impossible to get a good night's sleep with their incessant noise and fear of them crawling on you as you sleep. It's a constant battle to keep them out of your personal space. The food situation is equally dismal. The dining halls are plagued by unsanitary conditions, with rats scurrying around openly. It's impossible to enjoy a meal without worrying about contamination. The quality of the food itself is subpar. But perhaps the most disheartening aspect of my college experience is the teaching staff. I've had the misfortune of encountering a series of unqualified and disinterested professors. It's apparent that they lack the enthusiasm and expertise required to provide a quality education. Their disengagement only exacerbates the frustration and disappointment I feel. Freshman Oct 20 2023 Overall Experience Report 2 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 An old boys club masquerading as a university. Support is non existent. Depression and suicidal thoughts are common especially among working class students and first gen students. If you are not with the in crowd, you feel like an outcast and slowly spiral downwards. Wasting four years of my life at the lie that I was sold is possibly the biggest regret of my life. I wouldn't send my own kids here. Alum Jan 27 2023 Overall Experience Report 2 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Havard is not a place for people who come from different backgrounds. Everyone is the same living off daddy's money and it is hard to get a job after you study here. Niche User Oct 14 2021 Overall Experience Report 2 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 Greek life is the most controversial thing on campus. There's a ton of debate about sexual assault, binge drinking, and lack of inclusivity (fancy words meaning creating elitist areas), and such. It's pretty revealing that these problems are always discussed with Greek institutions to show how pervasive the problem is. College Junior Mar 15 2015 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Too much of every social event revolves around alcohol! Would like to see it stop. Recent Alumnus May 15 2014 Health & Safety Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Very cold winters--often well below 0. Just get a solid NorthFace or equivalent and boots and you'll be fine. Recent Alumnus May 15 2014 Campus Report 0 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 Princeton was once considered luxurious, but now little of that hype remains. Today, Princeton is characterized by violence, aggression, and trauma. Daily protests echo through the campus, accompanied by a significant police presence. Academic pursuits have taken a back seat. It feels as though Princeton, once known for its high academic standards, has been transformed into pawns in a political game in the Middle East Junior 6 months ago Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Students thinking of going to Princeton should ask for information about the school’s far-reaching disciplinary system. Pledges who were hazed, over a dozen, suspended. 150 members of ivy on probation for drinking. Unlike any college I have ever heard of, in terms of punitive attitude against its own students! Also ask about suicide rates. Other May 20 2023 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Horrible administration that is unsupportive, aggressive, and tries so hard to prevent you from graduating. The rules are onerous, and exceptions are NEVER made. In fact, the rules are unclear and constantly growing for academic requirements.Your Dean of your Residential College is your academic adviser, and she may act liken a tyrant.
STEM education is so onerous, students can expect to spend 50 hours a week minimum on labs and problem sets, plus lecture time. Yet students leave the courses having minimal actual grasp of the content. Because so much is expected for weekly assignments, actual learning is very little.
The social dynamics are terrible. Students who know one another ignore eachother when walking past eachother. I was laughed at by a group of girls for saying hello. Students have no loyalty to one another. They will do anything to get into Ivy, Cottage, and TI.
The only good thing about this place is the prestige of the name. Junior Apr 21 2023 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful
Rating 1 out of 5 The students here are elitist, rude, stuck up, and just terrible people. I hate it here. The professors are bad too. Everything is overpriced. Don’t come here. Junior Oct 9 2021 Overall Experience Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 They say that it's only 1/3 of students who do greek life--- but it feels like a LOT more. College Sophomore June 29 2016 Student Life Report 0 people have found this helpful Rating 1 out of 5 Very, very poor and limited options. As someone who enjoys exercising and eating large meals, I cannot spend less than $15 other than at McDonalds. College Junior Apr 13 2015 Food Report 0 people have found this helpful学校那点苦都吃不了， 何谈生活之苦啊！
https://www.reddit.com/r/Cornell/s/h4oY9IpEtN
such a low ratio of bad comments, then they are not confident of themselves and should study in home.
一大堆好的根本不會想到去寫
predominant views, then it is called biased!
of different views-- not just picking up the extreme views
不敢结婚了一样
在家里躺着最好