Quinnipiac University Reviews

"Quinnipiac University is a great school. You can attend for your undergrad degree or your graduate degree as I am doing currently. The instructors that I have met in the School of Communications are amazing! They are truly dedicated professionals who wish to pass on their knowledge to the students. If you are deciding whether or not you should attend this university, I can assure you that if you attend Quinnipiac University you will not regret it."

"I liked the smaller class sizes and ability to really know your professors or teachers. The masters program felt like a community and there was a lot of teamwork. I felt extremely prepared for my career and learned more than I even realized. The campuses were great and there were a lot of resources for students. Even 4 years after graduation I can still turn to my program director for help in my career. The only downside was the cost. I will be paying off loans at around $800/month for a total of 10 years for a 2 year masters degree."

"Could have received the same level of education at a far less expensive school. Know what you are going for/studying and recognize how sought after that particular area of study may be when it comes to securing a job/starting a career."

"Aside from the cost, you couldn't ask for a better place to go to college. It's small enough but not too small, the campuses are beautiful and the education is supreme."

"I am relatively new to Quinnipiac, and I can honestly report that in the MSW program, the faculty is good to excellent, the quality of classes very high and the classmates are participants in the process! The campus is wonderful and there is a full slate of opportunities for learning in seminars as well as abundant social life. High standards are the rule not the exception!"

"The PA program is ranked as one of the top in the country and therefore I think there is little question as to the quality of education. In addition, the facilities and services offered to students is top-notch. The expense of the program is one of the few draw backs, though most PA schools are comparably priced. Overall, QU provides a fantastic PA program."

"Quinnipiac University's Graduate Physician Assistant program is ranked 11th in the country. Being so, it is a rigorous academic course complemented by an extensive and dynamic year of clinical rotation training throughout Connecticut's premier hospitals and beyond. Competition amongst the small size class amplifies the standard of effort and work committed and performed by the PA graduate students."

"I thought the education was great and the financial aid was pretty decent, although I made too much money and still needed a ton of private student loans to afford going here. Go to cheaper schools unless your parents are paying! I have way too much debt."

"Quinnipiac University's MAT program is absolutely outstanding. It truly prepares future teachers to succeed in the classroom through diverse hands-on learning experiences accounting for all disciplines and management points which typically arise in elementary school settings, in particular. The faculty is always willing to support student growth, and students have created a close community among themselves, too. Students are extremely satisfied with what they encounter during their participation in the program because it has so much to offer and potential to continue thriving."

"There is a heavy workload but the program really is preparing me to be the best physician assistant right out of school. The cost of living is pretty high compared to where I lived prior but is a great area and very beautiful."

"It's a great program. It's rigorous but prepares you for your future career and makes sure you are entering the field as a competent health provider. I wouldn't think about going anywhere else."

"Campus is a bit cramped, should change in the future though. Faculty for the most part are quite good."

"The program is amazing. The professors are first class and make the experience wonderful, even with the difficult class load. There's never a lack of complete understanding about the reason behind a course. The build up to higher level coursework is done fast, but that's to be expected in this line of work. I am so grateful for the opportunity to train and work in this field"

"I have had a positive experience with the faculty and staff in the physical therapy program at QU. I feel that I am receiving a quality education and working in some of the most state of the art facilities available anywhere in the US for the health science programs"

"The Graduate Program is diverse and provides access to great resources, including professors and the library. The workload is as should be expected, and communication is great. The surrounding area is a beautiful town, and the campus is next to Sleeping Giant State Park."

"very good staff; involved and accessible. Very expensive though."

"Pros: privet university they put students first before research. Cons: expensive but a good graduate program."

"Quinnipiac is a great school with many graduate programs in the medical field. The teachers are outstanding and the equipment used is all top of the line and all fairly new. The only con to the program and pretty much any program is the cost of attendance which is extremely expensive for anyone to afford."

" I feel like it is preparing me to work in my field (Nurse practitioner) Instructors are knowledgeable and usually flexible.  Very little diversity on student population. Expensive."

"Amazing reputation that turns out prepared graduates that can go straight to work with minimal additional training. You also make great connections with hospitals all over the United States which could lead to employment. Beautiful campus with a brand new facility. Cons are the cost of living and the general cost of credits in a private school."