Berkeley College Reviews

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  • Annual Tuition: $28,600
83% of 10 students said this degree improved their career prospects
40% of 10 students said they would recommend this school to others
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Berkeley sophomore
  • Reviewed: 4/14/2021
  • Degree: Business
"This is the worst school that I have ever, all they care about is the money. The teachers are barley there and the home work is a load, it is close to impossible to learn anything, they have the worst teachers that do not even show up for class. Please from the bottom of my heart please do not go to this school or entertain their bank accounts. You will get nothing but stress bad communication with everyone working there, and horrible unfit teachers and advisors."
John
  • Reviewed: 3/28/2021
  • Degree: Business Administration
"Worst school ever. do not attend this school. All they care about is money. Bad energy, Bad vibes, Bad people. Other students are horrible. They are not there to get an education. The school resembles a glorified extension of an alternative high school."
Larry
  • Reviewed: 7/23/2020
  • Degree: Business Administration
"Run as fast as you can from this school. They are scammers and only care about the money. It is owned by a family of brothers that could care less about people. They only care about making money. Some of the professors are ok, but too many times they don’t show up to class and don’t return calls. The campuses are awful and the support services are better at the local Community College."
Olivia
  • Reviewed: 2/28/2018
  • Degree: Criminal Justice
"The overall experience with Berkeley College was pretty good. The school is mostly a business school and did not have much criminal justice classes like they do business. I took more business classes than criminal justice. The financial aid department was very flawed and I have not more to say about them. There weren't opportunities during the career fair for CJ students. You might have encountered one or two companies looking to hire CJ students, but there was always a process. For the classes itself, you get what you put in. Most instructors were very helpful, and others were not that great. After graduation it was very hard to find employment. After about a year after graduation, I landed a job with a great company that I found for myself and I still work for this company in a leadership role. I graduated from Berkeley in 2013. I'm sure a lot has changed for the CJ students in Berkeley. My advice to you is to put all of your effort into your work. And as far as for finding employment, try to expand your job specifics even if that means looking for a job in a different state."
Sandy
  • Reviewed: 9/19/2017
  • Degree: Finance
"Please do not go to this college. You will owe thousands of money after graduating this college. Please save your money and time and go to more useful colleges. This college only wants your money!!! I never will recommend this college to none of my friends and relatives."
Antoinette M. Kassas
  • Reviewed: 7/11/2017
  • Degree: Healthcare Administration
"Aside from the great curriculum offered through Berkeley College, one thing stood out the most; the staff and employees. The employees will go to far lengths to meet and assist all students. There accommodation is commendable and was one of the most important things for me throughout my college career. Aside from those who worked for the several departments, the professors were outstanding! All of the professors I had too, would go to far lengths to assist, they were all incredibly experienced in their fields and were able to closely connect with us students; no student was a number, all of our names where known by the professors. It was a wonderful experience attending Berkeley College and I would highly recommend this school to anyone."
joannie
  • Reviewed: 3/12/2017
  • Degree: Business
"Diverse college students, professors, easy classes and easy to manage your work and class schedule. Campus is great, right in midtown of new york city. You can really enjoy your classmates from european countries studying in the USA. I liked it is very diverse college, small classes, you can interact easily with your professors."
Christopher Mendez Figueroa
  • Reviewed: 9/21/2016
  • Degree: International Business
"Berkeley College's International Business program is challenging yet exciting. The coursework is turned into comprehensive instruction by the professors on a level that all students can understand. The diversity is incredible, with not just students from all over the country, but from all over the world. Students' ideas are shared, valued, and implemented where applicable. The scheduling is also flexible, allowing for evening classes and summer quarters that students may take advantage of in order to accelerate their degree completion. The resources available also provide students with a sense of well-being, security, and reliance on the facilities and resources provided. Students may also take online courses, or even study a hybrid of online and in-person in order to accommodate work schedules and other prior commitments."
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 7/22/2016
  • Degree: Social Sciences
"It was hard to get into, but worth it nonetheless. You meet a lot of new people there its a great experience."
dont waste your time or money
  • Reviewed: 4/19/2014
  • Degree: Criminal Justice
"Worst place I have ever been to . The instructors vary from caring and attentive to out right spiteful and negligent. The different campuses are widkey different. And they don't all run every course every semester so if you not mobile or keen on hopping from campus to campus it's a pain in the ass l. Also the majority of the staf are not as vet friendly as they say nor are they understanding of individual issues so if you have any medical problems don't expect any leeway for appointments. And if you need to take a leave if absence I recommend you don't. There seems to be an air of incompetence and favoritism that runs rampid through that place and don't expect your confidential files to actually be confidential. Also if you do go and hate it suck it up because it's a private school so your credits do not transfer to any school you will have to start all over again ."