New York City College of Technology, Brooklyn NY

Professors don’t bother with answering questions they come in spew some words and walk out and call it a day. The so called “campus” is an apartment building type structure called Namm Hall and Voorhees has a ceiling falling apart and barely any actual resources. Located in the middle of downtown Brooklyn and it’s a complete mess.

After reading numerous reviews, I noticed how most Asia students are the ones who get ignored and receive no support from the school. It's very unprofessional for a 'school' to be racist and unsupportive to students.

This place is far from being a school, professors that fail students do to having chronic health problems to discriminating and bias professors. Just because a professor is the head of the physics department doesn’t give them the right to skip out on their office hours and fail students to make sure the highest grade anyone can get in their class is a 'B'. It's because of places like that this students can't get into ivy league universities. This is the last place anyone should apply to, hopefully they end up getting sued or start having financial issues leading to shut down.

School only gives students more problems and stress. I don't recommend applying to this school, anywhere else is better than this place. This school consist of discriminating and egotistic professors, on top of unsupportive academic advisors.

How this school is still running has be the will of some cult because it makes no sense that it should be functioning let alone be considered a college!?

It's always dirty, all the departments leave you on hold, no one wants to do their job, and the whole place is soul draining. The entirety of the school either needs to be renovated or torn down completely inside and out. Meaning a ton of people need to be fired.

Please DON'T go here unless you have a passion for learning on your own and capable of unwavering will to excel because this school will NOT help you do that. It will test you instead of giving you support.such a disappointment

School is dirty, cleaning crew never clean tables and chairs it's always dirty. Restrooms sometimes don't have any hand soap. The academic building barely has enough seats for students to lounge in during break.

If you’re doing communication design or any art-related major here, run immediately. After nearly graduating 7 yeas ago, supposedly top of my class with an exact 4.0 GPA, nominated valedictorian and numerous praises from my classmates and professors for my “professional” work, I’ve not gotten a single stable job at any point. I’ve been out of work for longer than I’ve been employed. After thorough evaluation of my own work, I realize that this school has failed me and didn't pushed me enough when I was there. I’ve seen fresh graduates from other schools who have much more refined portfolios. If you major in design here, keep in mind that you’ll be doing low-tier work and you’ll have to waste a lot of your time growing otherwise you’ll never get hired. I tried to email the communication design department (almost every faculty member on the list) to ask for some resources or advice and not a single person got back to me. I truly regret doing design especially at city tech. It was a lot of money wasted and I know people will say that you have to guide yourself to become a professional, but if your education didn't give you a good start, it takes at least half a decade to gain experience. It's embarrassing now at the age where I should be starting a family, I'm spending my time revamping old school work because I can't get hired and I have bills to pay.

Kinda confusing and the inside looks like a depressing high school. But the classrooms and bathroom are decently new.

Bathrooms are nasty! And for the amount of money they charge they should at least provide decent toilet paper and make sure the bathrooms are clean and stocked.

Depending on your major your experience may vary. From my experience I dealt with the Computer Science department. There are some that are very good at their job, But unfortunately there are some that don't care and are poor with communicating with students on specific topics.

Yea we can Google topics we may not know, but many people are paying for college so shouldn't it a privilege to ask questions from the professor? If the professor is going to have an attitude if you ask a question or respond in a snarky manner, then what is the point?

Mostly dissatisfied with my experience at Citytech.