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Valley Forge Military College Reviews

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  • 12/09/2009

    Reviewer is A past student here.

    2 out of 5 people found this review useful. 1 of 3

    Categories Comments
    Did learn a lot

    http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2468704/valley_forge_military_college.html has a three pages about my time there.

  • 04/17/2012

    Reviewer is A past student here.

    1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 2 of 3

    Categories Comments
    Campus Safety

    No one will do anything dangerous because there are cameras everywhere and many of the staff are prior military. Many people simply leave the campus when they are not allowed to but they lose all leave and are forced to do meaningless tasks for many hours. Disrespecting a higher ranking cadet or staff member can have similar repercussions. Most people here do not treat each other with respect though so most issues do not get reported.

    Greek Life

    None

    Clubs and Activities

    Almost none, too few people to have anything good, including football. Most people have more fun off campus than anywhere near it.

    Great for these types of students

    SPONSORED service academy prep students or ECP members

    Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus

    Full of heritage since the school and its buildings are very old. They haven't changed much since they were first built either.

    Bang for the buck

    Way too expensive for what you get. One of the worst parts about this school. You are paying high tuition rates for very low-level courses and a terrible social life. You can only leave campus on weekends and must request leave for special events.

    What to do for fun

    Leave this place and go to Wayne, King of Prussia, or Philly. We never stay on campus when we have the opportunity to leave.

    Food and Dining

    Simply terrible. Paid for in your tuition at about $9 a meal if you attend every meal. Definitely not worth it. Most other schools offer better meals for less than $7.

    Dorm Life

    Military barracks with staff watching your every move. No real freedom.

    Academic Rigor

    Community college level classes for the price of a private college.

    Tips for prospective students

    Weigh your options, a community college may be a better option or an actual four year institution. Do not expect a strong military college in this school. Would not recommending attending this junior college.

    In three sentences

    This is a junior college; it is good for people trying to either succeed as a sponsored service academy applicant or ECP member. It is not for those simply looking for a college education as the school will not provide you with a strong educational background or a positive outlook on life. Would not recommend a student come here.

  • 11/30/2012

    Reviewer is A current student here.

    3 of 3

    Categories Comments
    Bang for the buck

    If you're an ECP Cadet, going here will be worth your money because you will commission in two years.

    What to do for fun

    There's gym's weight rooms, as well as a rec room on the top of Bower Hall.

    Food and Dining

    Don't expect anything special in the food quality while you're at Valley Forge. The type of food is buffet style so you can eat as much as you desire.

    Dorm Life

    You live in the barracks with over 300 other males, so the dorm living isn't that great.

    Academic Rigor

    If you're a Prepster or a ROTC cadet it will be very hard for you to balance your school work as well as your ROTC or Prepster responsibilities.

    Tips for prospective students

    Make sure you want to be in a military environment because if you aren't prepared for that, you will want to leave very quickly.

    In three sentences

    A University that applies leadership and individual responsibilities. Prepares you to be a citizen leader in the work force. Sets you up for success in everything that you do after college.