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The University is small but extremely welcoming; it has very skilled professors as well. unfortunately there is never enough parking, and the campus police take advantage of that. The school is predominately commuters, yet they hand out tickets like candy.

The univeristy has a variety of classes in my field of study that are of great interest. There are multiple doctors that are professors for each field of study so you know your professors are legitamite. The school is set in a city, but the campus feels like home with beautiful landscapes and buildings that are easy to find.

This school has given me so many opportunities. I love my major, forensic science, I got a few jobs on campus, and I met some really nice people. Also, it was not as overwhelming as I thought it was going to be.

Even though I'm still in my second semester, I like the school so far. Many kids complain about things like food and tuition but you're not going to get gourmet food and a super cheap tuition. It's a great school for those who want to become a forensic scientist mostly, but any major is welcome.

This school has a wide range of degrees that they offer, so many that you are like wow what the heck I want to do all of them. Some of the major ones are music industry, criminal justice, dentistry, engineering, & fire/arson field. I would defiantly recommend looking into this school in particular do a CHARGER DAY, it really helps you get a feel of UNH.

The University of New Haven is not only beautiful but caring and appreciative as well. When the Newtown tragedy occurred UNH devoted time and help volunteer programs to help others. It truly is a home away from home, they make every student feel welcomed.

University of New Haven is a great school for everyone. It has a wide range of majors and student activities. It's a great place to get hands-on experience from experts in your field.

A great school for any one wanting to expand their learning.

University of New Haven has a lot to offer students. I highly recommend getting involved with clubs. I have joined lacrosse and a fraternity and it has made my college experience a lot more rewarding. You meet a lot of people and get involved in a lot of worthy community organizations.

The campus is pretty small; no more than ten minutes to cross it. It's not really a 'party school'; people go out to clubs and usually don't drink on campus. The location of housing isn't the greatest for upperclassmen.