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Hunter like many other places is like a roller coaster, it has its ups and its down, anything from the extremely large classrooms to the accessibility of the subway. Attending Hunter made it possible to maintain my part time job, but proved to be extremely difficult when participating in extra circular activities, Honestly, Hunter is what you make out it, the class are a little challenging, but nothing a little studying won't solve.

Hunter College is a good liberal arts college. With my 3 years of experience so far it seems to be very disorganized however and there is a lack of communication. Professors seem do as they please and it seems to me that no one cares. It's okay to have a Biology class overcrowded in an auditorium where the class average is a 30 out of a 100. It seems okay to the professors and to the heads of the departments.

The upper east side is definitely a good area. Love the place, the classmates and the professors.

Hunter College is noticibly rich in diversity. It is a commuter school however so it can be a little hard to make meaningful friendships if you are not social or are involved in a team or club. Over all I give Hunter a 9 out of 10 because even though the professors at the school are mostly wonderful, it could use some extra funding on experienced professional administrative staff.

Although it appears as a small school, it has great diversity. With multiple major options, from science to literature, everyone can find what they want to study. In addition, the diversity allows students to gain hand on knowledge and expand cultural experience, while still living in New York City.

The professors are great and seem to thoroughly enjoy there work. The facilities are in a constant state of despair and the building itself is under major construction. Still the school has been standing since 1870 so a little mess here and there wont effect a student form enjoying their time.

It's a great value for the money. It is located in the center of Manhattan and there are tons of classes to choose from.

The social life can be dead for many. The girl bathroom sucks. The Japanese department is the best.

Perfect school for outgoing, interactive, students who plan on achieving success in the city.

Hunter College provides a strong education at a public school price. It is a commuter college so don't expect campus life to be any great. Food around here is expensive and the entire student body shares one microwave to heat up packed lunch.