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Reviews: In Three Sentences
- Bianca from Baldwin, NY
“Five Towns College is a safe environment to be in. The college is very diverse. The staff is knowledgeable about the subject. …”
- Apr-11-2012 » Read More
- Brianda from Freeport, NY
“It is a good college to get hands on right away but it is not the best school to get the best academics at times. There are some teachers that…”
- Jul-31-2012 » Read More
- Jessica from West Babylon, NY
“The professor's here are amazing. There are a lot of good programs. I love how small the college is.…”
- Jan-02-2013 » Read More
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Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Stephanie from Toms River, NJ
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Apr-24-2011
I am
a current student here
Five Towns College is a small school. With that being said, it is a very positive aspect to the whole college experience. Everyone gets to know you, and getting your name out there is easy. Joining clubs can help you gain so many friends, while giving you the college experience. The possibilities are limitless attending a small school like Five Towns College.
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- Joe from Jersey
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Apr-05-2011
I am
a current student here
I live in one of the four dorm buildings, and during the week, I definitely enjoy being here. My class schedule is great and there's enough work to keep me busy and enough people around to keep it interesting. The weekends living on campus are a little boring though since there isn't much around unless you want to take the LIRR to New York City.
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