CUNY Brooklyn College Rankings by Salary Score

Spurious is the best word to depict Brooklyn College's School of Education, meaning their mission statement is quite far from reality. Although their mission statement states that teaching is “an art that incorporates critical self-reflection and openness to new ideas, practices, and technologies, and that focuses on the individual learner's needs and promotes growth", what you will get in the end is disillusionment and/or disenchantment since the focus is more on making its students comply to what the NYC... Read More DOE exactly wants out of all prospective educators. In other words, if you aspire to be an educator that is curious just like your soon-to-be students by exploring and practicing new pedagogical practices and methods and embracing a twenty-first-century approach to education, you will eventually be viewed as an outsider or the middle child by half or most professors and faculty members at some point during your studies. Due to its specious vibes, it is best to study elsewhere. Otherwise, your best bet would be with the Children & Youth Studies department and the Psychology department, whether separately or—as recommended—both.

I am not being dramatic when I say this is the worst college you can attend. Absolutely zero help from administration, does not answer your emails. Classes you need to graduate fill up before you even get the chance to enroll-or even better- aren't even offered. Dissatisfied with the quality of education, other schools I reached out to offered me better help quicker than the school I literally attend. Affordable, but at what cost? Go where you will be treated like a human being, and get the help you need to... Read More succeed in your career.