Overview of Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan Campus |
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| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Large suburb |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - research/scholarship and professional practice |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
“Fairleigh Dickinson has been a relaxing yet rewarding experience so far. On average, professors and other university staff have been both efficient and highly cooperative, and I've had no qualms…”
“a school with great diversity and professors who are willing to help you with any problem you may have. the classes are small and can garentee you some one-on-one time…”
“The college is well-kept and the professors are very professional and always willing to help you whenever you need to. Free tutoring is always offered by the professor and the…”
“The Metropolitan campus at first glance may see a bit confined, but it actually full of resources. The staff is eager to help you find a solution to any problem.…”
“This is a great psychology school. The people are awesome. The campus is just too small.…”
I enjoy going to school here. The people are nice and friendly. The staff are helpful and the campus is beautiful. There are a lot of things to do in order to have fun.
» Read MoreIt is a homely campus. Its a small campus and there are a lot of events on campus. It's 7 miles out of New York
» Read MoreI transferred into FDU during my sophomore year which brought me back to living at home. Although I would have loved to live away at school, FDU's new student orientation allowed for me to feel more at ease being at a new school. All the professor's are friendly and approachable. There are hundreds of clubs and there is an abundance of student involvement regardless of if it's within sports, greek life or just working on campus.
» Read MoreI live on campus and love it so much, there are many places you can travel off campus. I have loved all of my teachers so far. I have met people who I get along with and hope to meet many more.
» Read MoreI am a commuter, but I think the campus looks great, and you don't get to know too much about all the hassles that residents have (all campuses have hassles of course, but still). As a commuter, there is also plenty of opportunity to just go to class and run off when you're done, of course.
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