Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York NY

If you actually care about your education, don't waste your time attending this school. Classes are rigged and professors are biased.

Anthony Monroe the president is best buddy with Eric Adams the mayor under investigation for campaign fraud.

BMCC ROCK. I love this college.because they offer great support for the student. BMCC AIM for success.

Does this school really solve problems for freshmen? I sent five emails and got no answers. They don't seem to even look at the question you're asking, but just robotically answer what's available on the website. I've decided to go to another school. It's really wearing on my patience.

Applying for BMCC is the worst decision I’ve ever made. I haven’t attended any classes at BMCC, but I had to pay over $700 for tuition fees. The BMCC staff were not helping at all. They always ask you to contact other staff, but ‘other staff’ will also ask you to contact another staff. In the end, no one will help to solve the problem. They only care about money instead of students. My registration issue starts on January 25th, until now the problem is still there and no one cares about your problem. Finally, the bursar staff showed up and urged you to pay for the unreasonable tuition charges. Also, they don’t care about your problem either. I am extremely disappointed with BMCC staff.

My experience at college was disappointing and frustrating. I felt like it was a waste of money and time. From the beginning, I encountered issues with uneducated staff, rude behavior, and incorrect information. Things got worse when the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
In the first semester, classes went online, but in the second semester, the college forced all students to get vaccinated and removed all online classes, resulting in 20,000 students being kicked out of classes. I even applied for a religious exception, but my beliefs were not verified, and I felt judged. This was contradictory to the college's advertised commitment to diversity, which I found to be fake. In the following semester, I lost my student status as they did not offer any online classes and kicked me out of my classes. I reached out to various departments, but none of them seemed to care. As an international student, I suggest you save your time and money by avoiding BMCC and choose a different college. BMCC, is a DISCRIMINATION INSTITUTION, NOT A EDUCATIONAL ONE.

WORST EXPERIENCE i've ever had!
I would not recommend BMCC or any of there courses. The educators have minimal qualifications and its all about profit. They purposely make you jump through many holes to ensure you get a NYC resident rate just to charge you full tuition price. It has happened to all my classmates as well. There is culture of fear amongst students as we are aware the teachers don't care about us. Making the whole experience miserable. All in all if you want a subpar education with teachers who just want to retire and get on with there lives. This is the place for you

I was a student from 1994 to 1998
Quality of education: BMCC offers a wide range of academic programs that are taught by knowledgeable and experienced professors. The curriculum is challenging and prepares students for success in their chosen fields.

Accessibility: BMCC is located in the heart of New York City, making it easily accessible by public transportation. The college also offers flexible scheduling options, including evening and weekend classes, to accommodate students' busy schedules.

Amazing public college
Everyone is helpful, respectful and friendly
It’s very clean and well organized

Nice college. Thanks to the guidance of a very good professor, I got a 4.0 gpa and became a teaching assistant. Now I am planning to transfer to NYU. However, but you should careful of a black female security guard in the Main building, who has racist behavior

Very clean and welcoming. Great faculty and staff! A must see in your search for a two-year college. Start here, go anywhere!

Beautiful campus, just 20 minute walk from nyc ferry in lower manhattan. Best college in CUNY. Wish i came here after high school.