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Giulia P. • June 23, 2015Great for large events. The exposed brick, high ceilings, and chandeliers create an inspiring ambiance and the open area in the back is great for chatting
?Administrative Building •135 E 22nd St (Lexington Ave), New York
?Auditorium •188 Jay St. (High St.), Brooklyn
?Technology •250 Jay St (New York City College of Technology (City Tech)), Brooklyn
Michelle R. • May 4, 2011Clean and very quiet...quiet deserted
?Classroom •300 Jay St (New York City College of Technology (City Tech)), BrooklynMichelle R. • May 9, 2011The bathrooms are sometimes gross.
Christina R. • December 1, 2011Awesome college depending on your major--I can vouch for Hospitality Management, CIS and CST!
?Administrative Building •70 Sip Ave, Jersey City
?Administrative Building •70 Sip Ave
Trisha C. • March 11, 2019Staff will work with you to get your education going!
?Administrative Building •555 W 57th St Fl 6 (John Jay College of Criminal Justice), New York
?Academic Building •70 Murray St. (Greenwich St.), New York
Aidan R. • November 1, 2010The 14th floor is the best if you need some where quiet to study.
?Community College •199 Chambers St (at Greenwich St), New York
Jamel M. • July 2, 2011A great community college full of diversity. It is really laid back and comforting. Lots of cute gay gays and the eye candy is always plentiful. Variety is always in full efffect.
MsFavorite-Love F. • January 3, 2012Be careful of the end of semester book sellers. They can over charge sometimes. :) 2⃣
?Administrative Building •57 US Highway 1 (at Rutgers University), New Brunswick
?Academic Building •65 W 11th St (at 6th Ave.), New York
Karl H. • September 20, 2015The concept is great...the practice is improving.
?Academic Building •17 Lexington Ave (at E 23rd St.), New York
Jasmin K. • May 9, 2011Lounge on 10th floor is usually really calm and quiet.
?Academic Building •55 Lexington Ave (at E 24th St.), New York
Danny R. • March 7, 2012Classes aren't what makes graduating a challenge here, it's the slow bureaucracy. Still, great value for price paid.
?Library •151 E 25th St (btwn Lexington & 3rd Ave.), New York
Song J. • October 16, 2011The best place to study:)
?University •1293 Broadway (One Herald Center) (Entrance on 33rd Street), New York
NAY L. • October 31, 2010Saturday School!
Berkeley College • December 2, 2010It's always a great time to visit the campus for a tour! Call 800-446-5400 Ext. WF7 today!
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