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  • Part-Time: For schools emphasizing part-time studies, consider Long Island University-Riverhead, Touro College, Mercy College, and College of Staten Island.
  • Female: For schools particularly welcoming to female students, consider Long Island University Brentwood, Mildred Elley School, and Daemen.
  • Diverse: For a diverse student body, consider Professional Business College, Medgar Evers College, Monroe College, and Monroe College-New Rochelle.
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  • % Accepted: For selective institutions, look at Baruch College, Hunter College, Lehman College, and SUNY Geneseo.
  • Class Size: For small class sizes, look at Yeshiva University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Ithaca, and Hartwick.

 

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New York University • New York, NY
Studying Finance And Accounting (completion in 2003)

• 4/29/2011

"I am quite satisfied with the education I have received at NYU. It improved my analytical and communication skills, and provided the background I needed to succeed."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesAlthough the social experience is not great at NYU - Stern School of Business, they do provide an extensive finance program. Practically all classes require you to work in groups, allowing you to gain experience with working with other people, as in the real world.
Program Reputation10New York University's Stern School of Business is one of the top business schools in the country. Practically all students go to this school to major in Finance in hopes of making it in the business world.
Program Quality9I would not have achieved what I am today if I did not select Accounting as one of my majors. The school has helped developed my analytical and communication skills.
InstructionMore than 5 years ago
How Difficult9New York University has one of the leading business schools in the country. Students are competitive and all classes graded based on a curve. Not only did you have to do well in class, you had to do better than everyone else to obtain a decent grade.
Hands-On vs. BookishWe did get some hands-on learning experience at the business school. Students were all required to take an international class where they would travel to another country to visit and research a company and present the research to the professors.
Schedule Flexibility5Although New York University did offer flexible class schedules for other schools such as arts and sciences, the business school was rather inflexible. Classes were all scheduled during the daytime, and there were no weekend and evening options. Summer classes were offered, but very limited courses were available.
Academic Facilities8The school did offer state of the art computer facilities where we were able to work on projects. The library also offered private rooms where we can practice our presentations.
Social Life5Since everyone at the business school were concentrated in the academic experience, the social experience was adequate. The school as a whole did offer festivals and parties once in a while.
Placement Services6Although New York University provided a good education, job placement and career services were adequate. They did host job fairs and set up a system for job interviews, but they did not do a good job in helping us prepare for interviews.
Alumni Network1Although New York University provided a great experience, I did not utilize the alumni network. Because we were all graded on a curve, everyone is very competitive, and I did not find reason to maintain in contact with the school.

Fordham University • New York, NY
Studying Accounting (completion in 2006)

• 4/30/2011

"I felt that Fordham really prepared me for the real world, as well as gave me a well-rounded education. Being a Jesuit institution, even students in the business school had to take some foundation arts and science courses. I felt that this type of course load definitely prepared me to be an adult, where you not only need to understand the ins and outs of your profession, but you also need to be a well rounded individual to be successful."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesAbsolutely I would recommend the accounting program at Fordham. I would recommend Fordham in general to anyone who wants the college experience of having the feel of united campus, but also having New York City at your fingertips. The well rounded education you get there truly will prepare you for any career. The career services department does a great job liaising with many, many employers in the greater NYC area.
Program Reputation5The big four have an active recruiting presence on campus and I know many peers who were able to easily get a job after graduation (in 2006, when things were good job-wise). From this experience, I get the sense that Fordham has a good reputation in the field.
Program Quality10Given that I don't have anything to compare it to, I have to say that I am very, very satisfied. I learned from a wide range of professionals, from scholars to adjuncts working in the fields. My classes were very challenging and gave me a real sense of the field in the real world.
InstructionMore than 5 years agon/a
How Difficult7I'm a pretty good test taker, so I might not be the best judge of difficulty. I thought that the workload was fairly heavy, in terms of weekly homework amounts. However, I did feel very confident in my ability to prepare for and pass exams with ease.
Hands-On vs. BookishEspecially in the business school, there was a good mix of rote book learning and case studies, real-world research, and in-class exercises that made the learning feel hands-on. My favorite class was an operations class where we actually set up the different types of manufacturing systems (JIT, assembly line, etc) in the classroom to study the differences. Definitely a great hands on experience.
Schedule Flexibility8Fordham provided night classes, as well as options to take classes on our Manhattan campus (I studied in the Bronx). During my time there, I did work, so having these options made making a flexible class schedule a lot easier. Also, though I didn't take advantage of them, I know there were summer study options.
Academic Facilities9I spent a lot of time studying in Fordham's library. There were lots of computers and desks there to study. Also, many of the dormitories themselves had quiet space inside for studying. I found that if I needed a professors assistance, they were always willing to make time to meet with me, even outside of office hours. The camaraderie in the business school was palatable, so forming study groups was easy and fun.
Social Life8I had a great group of friends at Fordham, living on campus. There is a lot of school spirit, even though some of our sports teams aren't the best. People still line up for football and basketball games. There was definitely a sense of community shared throughout the school that really made it feel like a family.
Placement Services10I found that both the career services office and Beta Alpha Psi (business information fraternity that had great relationships with the big four and brought them in for talks very frequently) were great resources for finding job placement out of Fordham. The career fair was especially helpful, as all the big four were on campus at once and easily accessible. I found that I always knew where to get assistance when I needed it.
Alumni Network5I don't participate much in my school's alumni network. They do reach out to me quite frequently though, so my sense is that if I wanted to participate, I would have a wide array of resources at my disposal.

Stony Brook University • Stony Brook, NY
Studying Accounting (completion in 2008)

• 4/30/2011

"It was a great school, I would definitely recommend it."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesAs I said, the facilities are great, and so are the professors. If you can deal with a lack of parties, it's a great school.
Program Reputation5I'm really not sure how well regarded their program is. I think it was fantastic, however.
Program Quality9I was prepared well. After I graduated, I felt as though I knew more than my peers in other schools.
Instruction9My professors were incredibly knowledgeable. They were all former CPA's themselves
How Difficult7It was not easy, at times it was extremely difficult. The work was always manageable though.
Hands-On vs. BookishIt was mostly book learning. No real hands on, but it's tough to get hands on with accounting.
Schedule Flexibility3The classes were offered when they were offered. There was not much leeway.
Academic Facilities8The facilities are fantastic. The library is amazing, and there was even a separate place for accountants to study. I wish they were open 24/7 though.
Social Life3It's a big commuter school. Most people went home on weekends.
Placement Services4I was not given much help. I fostered connections on my own.
Alumni Network5I only get contacted for donations. I wish they would do more for me.

University Of Rochester • Rochester, NY
Studying MBA With Double Major In Accounting And Finance (completion in 1978)

(Overall rating not available) • 4/30/2011

"I felt I received an excellent theoretical education which helped me throughout my career. I have no regrets about my choice of school I attended."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?maybeI felt I received an excellent education, but that was 35 years ago. My sense is that the school continues to provide excellent education to students, but I am too far removed from it to be sure.
Program Reputation8Rochester is generally rated within the top 20 or so programs for finance. They seem to have languished for the past number of years, never being able to break out into a truly world-class school.
Program Quality8My school did an excellent job in proving a theoretical background for my chosen profession. On the other hand, it did a somewhat poor job of teaching or providing exposure to the practical issues faced by an entry level auditor.
InstructionMore than 5 years ago
How Difficult9Rochester provided an excellent theoretical education with emphasis on current research. As students we were expected to study and analyze current journal articles and theories being promulgated by leading finance and accounting academics.
Hands-On vs. BookishMy education was mostly book and lecture-oriented. There was very little exposure to "real-world" environments.
Schedule Flexibility5When I attended school the scheduling suited me well, with a variety of day and evening classes available. I cannot speak to their current scheduling.
Academic Facilities7When I attended school I felt I had access to good resources, including modern classrooms, a well-stocked library and good computer lab resources. I cannot comment on the resources available to students today, but I have no reason to assume that are anything less than excellent.
Social Life2This was a graduate school education. As such, there was very little emphasis on the social aspects that are more typical of an undergraduate experience
Placement Services5Well, they did help me get a job 30 years ago when I graduated! I cannot comment on their current career placement success, as I do not have experience.
Alumni Network4For most of the past 30 years the only communication I have received from my school has been appeals for money. Only in the past few years has there been much of an attempt to build and maintain a network for professional purposes.

Niagara University • Niagara Falls, NY
Studying Bachelor's Of Business Administration In Accounting (completion in 1995)

• 5/8/2011

"I would not be where I am today without the quality education I received. I also was the beneficiary of a substantial academic scholarship, and was in the Honors Program. This significantly limited my financial burden after graduation."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesAgain, I would not be where I am without the quality education I received. Also, the network of proud Alumni is an excellent tool to utilize.
Program Reputation8Several years after my graduation, Niagara's business school became accredited. This added to their reputation.
Program Quality10I was well prepared to embark upon my certifications and career. The courses also covered current topics.
InstructionMore than 5 years ago
How Difficult8The entry level courses were a breeze. The auditing courses were dreadfully hard.
Hands-On vs. BookishInternship was required. So was a lot of studying.
Schedule Flexibility10Night classes were available. Weekend classes were also available for the MBA program, but I do not recall any such classes for undergrads.
Academic Facilities10The libraries were adequate for my studies, and the Niagara Falls Public Library was also only 3 miles away. The academic advisors were stellar in helping me choose the best electives to round out my education.
Social Life10Basketball games against Canisus were always fun! Go Purple Eagles!!!
Placement Services5Within the business program, placement and assistance was plentiful. However, I graduated with several friends with different degrees that did not receive as much assistance as I did.
Alumni Network10I have remained active with the University and with the Alumni Association. This has allowed me to network not only with other CPA's, but with several other professionals to gain additional clients.

Syracuse University • Syracuse, NY
Studying Accounting (completion in 2010)

• 7/12/2011

"Syracuse University provided me with a great undergrad and graduate experience, both inside the classroom and outside. I feel that in my time at school I learned and grew as a person thanks to the opportunities afforded me by the University."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesSyracuse University provides an excellent educational experience to prepare students for the future. Additionally, there is major big 4 recruiting to help the student to start their career in the future.
Program Reputation7In the NYC area, Syracuse has a very good reputation, very much above average. While this is true, Syracuse doesn't have the prestige of other schools overall.
Program Quality10I feel as though I came into auditing with more knowledge than my fellow first years and that this was due to the instruction of Syracuse University's professors. There are also many networking opportunities due to the proximity to NYC.
Instruction10Syracuse University is very good at career preparation. I attended school in the middle of NY state's conversion to a 150 credit requirement and I feel as though my professor's were always there to clarify which classes needed to be taken and how to achieve the 150 credits. I also feel that the master's program provided me with interesting and relevant complementary topics to accounting in areas such as finance and supply chain management.
How Difficult8I feel as though I always had more work to do than my friends or roommates and that it was more challenging. While I feel that my challenge and work load were above average, they weren't "extremely difficult."
Hands-On vs. BookishEvery class obviously came with a text book that was followed, but in every class I had a group project. These projects were group case studies in which I worked with other people to solve an issue based on what I learned in class.
Schedule Flexibility10While completing my undergrad I was able to finish in 3 years due to credit transfers from summer courses. In this time I also was able to study abroad at an Irish university with all credits transferring in to my program of study.
Academic Facilities8It is very easy to receive free tutoring in most courses. The university is always building new buildings to maintain the best facilities. Academic advisors are highly knowledgeable in their field as well as in the student's particular course program.
Social Life10Syracuse has a lot of school spirit, especially when it comes to basketball. Students gather together for sporting events at the Carrier Dome and travel near and far for other games. There is also a great Greek life presence at Syracuse University.
Placement Services8Within the business school job placement is very high. The career center works very hard to bring various recruiters from different firms in to be sure that students are hired.
Alumni Network10Syracuse University alumni often work in the NYC area and the school does an excellent job of bringing alumni back to campus to recruit. Many events are often held to help students network with alumni, including having young alumni associations to match students with mentors who are in their first few years of the student's chosen career field.

New York University - Stern School • New York, NY
Studying MBA - Accounting (completion in 1990)

• 8/15/2011

"I felt that the school provided a very average education. I came out knowing the basics of what I needed to know, but not much more. Additionally, I felt that I got very little in the way of preparation to start actually working in the real world."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?noI think that there are far better schools than the one I attended. If it was much less expensive, I would recommend it for its reasonable value. However, given the fact that it is very expensive, I think a person's money would be better spent elsewhere.
Program Reputation8From what I understand, others view NYU as a strong school. I have had many people express that they view my MBA from there as a very positive attribute.
Program Quality6The professors at my school were generally very average. I feel the teaching was very "textbook" and didn't provide opportunities that actually helped me once I entered the working world.
Instruction5Several of the professors did not speak English well and were extremely difficult to understand. In general, the professors imparted the basic information they needed to, but their teaching was nothing special.
How Difficult6There was a wide range of difficulty between the different courses. Basic accounting was very easy, while statistics was somewhat difficult.
Hands-On vs. BookishThe program involved a lot of textbook work and teacher lectures. For the most part, these were bland and rote. There were a few instances of case studies, but they were superficial and not very substantive.
Schedule Flexibility9I was able to work full time and take many of my classes at night. This was extremely helpful since I otherwise would not have been able to work simultaneously.
Academic Facilities2I don't remember ever using a library as I just used my own text books. The computer resources at the time were primitive, but it was also almost 20 years ago.
Social Life7There were a number of people in my individual program with whom I forged strong social connections. However, opportunities for connecting with people outside of my specific program were nonexistent.
Placement Services1I don't remember ever having contact with a job placement office. Also, after graduating, I don't remember receiving any literature or anything else indicating that such services were available.
Alumni Network2I don't recall ever having any contact with alumni. There were never alumni events or contact lists provided.

Niagara University • Lewiston, NY
Studying Hotel And Restaurant Management (completion in 2001)

• 8/21/2011

"I feel my education has paid off. I had a very well rounded experience at Niagara University."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesI have recommended Niagara many times. It was a wonderful experience for me.
Program Reputation8I feel I gain a lot of respect when I tell people where I went to school. The hotel program is the crown jewel of Niagara University.
Program Quality9Niagara University gave me a good keystone for my career. The instructors were very caring and very knowledgeable.
Instruction9The instructors really knew their fields of expertise. I had a lot of hands on training.
How Difficult4I found the program to be quite easy as I had a lot of hands on experience working in a hotel. The instructors took the time to review the material throughly so you understand.
Hands-On vs. BookishI had a lot of regular classes, however there was hands on learning. There should be more hands on experience, though.
Schedule Flexibility6Since it is a small school, class schedules can be rigid. I was able to work and attend class at the same time.
Academic Facilities7The facilities have gotten better over the years. The hospitality program opened up a new floor just after I graduated.
Social Life7Niagara was a great social building ground. I will have some friends that I met there for the rest of my life.
Placement Services8I had a job right out of school. Career services works hard to place students in their fields of study.
Alumni Network5I went to one alumni event in the city where I live and not many people were around my age. My college was a small school so the alumni network is small as well.

Baruch College • New York, NY
Studying Accounting (completion in 2011)

• 9/24/2011

"Overall I was satisfied with my school. I feel like I learned a great deal, although not enough for the CPA exam. Again, this is the nature of accounting. It is impossible to learn everything in that short period. I am satisfied with what I learned, the time it took, and the overall experience."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesI would recommend this school. Baruch is affordable and provides a great education. It is definitely "more bang for your buck" than other schools.
Program Reputation8Baruch's reputation in accounting is very good. It is known as a business school where one of the largest programs is accounting. I believe that it is in decline though.
Program Quality8Baruch College has a good reputation in the business world for their accounting program. I was very satisfied with the level of education I received.
Instruction6In terms of accounting content I think the instruction was very good. However, in terms of career preparation there was very little. Many of my professors did not work in the corporate world or left the corporate world long ago for academia. As a result, they were unable to prepare us for working in the private sector where most of us would end up.
How Difficult9Accounting, by nature, is a very difficult and complicated field of study. It is further complicated by the fact that it is constantly changing. The program was very challenging academically and very time consuming.
Hands-On vs. BookishMost of the learning at Baruch was book learning. I think this is the nature of accounting in general. Accounting is very much about learning various rules and methods and requires a lot of reading.
Schedule Flexibility4There was not much flexibility in terms of the program. Classes were not offered frequently enough and filled up very quickly and waitlists were common.
Academic Facilities8The school's resources are pretty good. The professors would make themselves available during certain days and hours. The library was technologically advanced with lots of online resources available. Classrooms were a little crowded and the seats were very close together. I never made use of other resources so I am unaware of how good they were.
Social Life5There were many opportunities for social experiences at the school, but because many of my classes were scheduled at night I couldn't participate. As a result, I did not socialize very much during my time at Baruch.
Placement Services5I believe that Baruch does as good a job as any other school in job placement and career services. I did not make use of these services but I did do some research about it.
Alumni Network7I have not really used any alumni resources or support. I am aware that there is a large network of alumni that is available to me.

New York University • New York, NY
Studying Taxation (completion in 1964)

• 11/2/2011

"It provided me with an excellent foundation and background for my then new career. I was glad that it was there for me and that an evening program was available that met my needs."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesI thought that the program was excellent. I would say that any student seeking an MBA would be well served by NYU.
Program Quality10Being able to attend a fine university at night while working full time was an excellent use of my time at that point in my life. The educational experience dovetailed nicely with my job at that time in a corporate tax department and my planned career in tax accounting.
Instruction10NYU has an acclaimed MBA program that I found lived up to its reputation. I enjoyed learning from professors who worked in the real world in tax accounting and could bring their experience into the classroom.
How Difficult8The course work in an MBA program is challenging, especially going at night, working full time, and being in the Army Reserve all at the same time. As I had transferred to a business program as an undergraduate, I was required to take 44 credit hours out of a maximum 48 credit hours in order to earn my MBA.
Hands-On vs. BookishThis program did not have any hands-on work. It was strictly textbook oriented.
Schedule Flexibility1When I attended, the only options were day or evening classes. Attending at night, our class schedule was really limited with no choice of class schedule options.
Academic Facilities8I made no use of NYU's library and, of course, many of the facilities available today did not exist when I attended. We did have access to our professors if we wished.
Social Life1Attending at night, there were no social activities. Most, if not all, of the students had full time jobs.
Placement Services10I have no reason to believe that NYU's MBA program is anything less than it was over 40 years ago. I do not know that for a fact, though.
Alumni Network1I have never had any communication from NYU since my graduation. Perhaps it is because of the school that alumni of the MBA program are not contacted after graduation. I have never been inclined to make contact.

Lander College For Men (A Division Of Touro College) • Queens, NY
Studying Accounting (completion in 2009)

• 10/27/2011

"It was a great school. I learned what I needed to and did a lot of work, but I got out of there in 3 years thanks to summer classes. It was definitely a great school."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesI believe that the school really helps you learn and grow. It was a great experience. It was hard and is only for the serious student.
Program Reputation8We have a high rate of graduates who get jobs and a very good reputation. It is known that you will work your butt off, but it will pay off.
Program Quality8We had top notch teachers who owned their own firms and just teach on the side. They were very knowledgeable and helped us with any problems we had.
Instruction6I learned most of what I really know from on the job training. I obviously learned about debits and credits and things like that, but until you actually sit down and do it on the job, it's not the same.
How Difficult10I had a huge workload and it was a very competitive school. we all worked very hard and killed each other trying to get better jobs and internships. The workload was not so bad - it was the studying and the tests that were to extremely difficult part.
Hands-On vs. BookishThey were very good at mixing it up. Also, there were lots of extra credit questions to help with the learning.
Schedule Flexibility7Online classes were non existent and summer classes were the same ones offered during the year. There were lots of choices and lots of people in the classes, but we all learned a ton. No class was bigger then 30 students - they wouldn't allow it.
Academic Facilities5The library and other facilities weren't the best. We would usually google something or go to the library a few blocks away. We studied a lot of the time together in groups so we were able to help each other out.
Social Life5I met a lot of students but was getting married at the time. so I didn't really socialize with new people.
Placement Services8The school found a lot of people jobs. Not everyone received a job right away, but those who didn't just studied for their CPA exams.
Alumni Network10Because we're a well known school in the accounting world, a lot of us were able to get jobs in big firms right away. I work for a smaller firm in long island because it offers better pay and way better hours. But the alumni are always there when you need something.

St. John's University • Queens, NY
Studying Accounting (completion in 2011)

• 1/11/2012

"I am very satisfied with my school. I believe my school has done everything I needed. I thought the school was very helpful in starting my career by helping me with resumes and finding an internship."

Ratings are on a 1-10 scale

CharacteristicRatingComment
Would Recommend?yesI would recommend others to this school because they do a great job of helping students get into the working environment. They help students find internships, which is very helpful to college students.
Program Reputation7The school has a very good reputation for the program. My cousin went to this school and liked it; many people have come through this school and became very successful.
Program Quality7I think the school is very good for my program. My school works hard to make everyone at our school successful through internships.
Instruction7I believe my school did a good job with instruction. I learned a lot and they helped me prepare for a job through the career center.
How Difficult7I thought the difficulty of the program was easy in the beginning but got more challenging as the years went by. I believe the work we had was challenging but we were able to complete everything.
Hands-On vs. BookishThis school has a mix of hands on and book learning. There are many times where we have to do book learning but there also times where it will be hands on learning.
Schedule Flexibility5I think this was average because the school at times would not be flexible about the class times. If you didn't get the class you wanted then you had to go to the dean and hope that there were some extra spaces for you in the class you want.
Academic Facilities8The school has good resources for students to study and be successful. They have the library which open 24 hours and many other spaces where students can study in peace. They also have a tutoring center to help students.
Social Life7I think the social experience is good but can be better. There are many events at the school but I believe they could have more school spirit.
Placement Services8The career services center is extremely good here. It was very good because they helped students create resumes, prepare for interviews and also find internships.
Alumni Network8I believe this school had a great alumni network. They always have alumni at school trying to help students.
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