Quinnipiac University Top Questions

Quinnipiac is unique from other schools I visited because its students and faculty are polite and friendly. The community is truly welcoming to all, and is gradually becoming a more diverse university. My school focuses specifically on the goals of the students and provides a fun and entertaining environment for us.

Quinnipiac University is a school that has a beautiful campus in the small city of hamden.

The class sizes at Quinnipiac are very small. You're never in huge lectures of a hundred people. All my classes this semester had under 30 students in them, and all my professors knew me by name. This makes it a lot easy to approach your professor for extra help, and I think it also makes it a lot easier for the professor to give you extra help based on your specific needs.

Before enrolling in Quinnipiac I took part in a summer program through the School of Communications. As a high school student I believed I wanted to major in broadcast and the program catered to 20 high school students all with the same interest. I was blow away by the technology and facilities Quinnipiac offered its students. After touring other prospect schools I officially had my heart set on QU. As a current student I am still amazed at the opportunities my school grants students and the willingness to help students that each and every professor possesses.

It's a small university with small classes that allow you to really get to know your professors and classmates. There is plenty of assistance available if you need help outside of class.

I really love Quinnipiac. I chose this school over Bentley and Bryant and it was the best decision I've ever made. The people are great, the school is gorgeous, the academics are really good, the social life is wicked fun. It's the entire package.

Quinnipia University is such a tight-knit community. There is not a day that goes by that I do not see someone I don't know. However, every so often I see a new face or meet a new person. This is what I love about my school.

Quinnipiac University offers classes that are never larger than 55 students. Students and professors have the opportunity to form relationships which is helpful for research opportunities, internships, and letters of reccomendation for graduate school. Most Quinnipiac professors are passionate about their work, which translates into their teaching. There is so much to learn at Quinnipiac, I have never left a course without feeling more knowledgeable about the subject taught. There are also endless opportunities to get involved in sports, clubs, activities, or religious groups. Quinnipiac offers opportunities for learning and fun in every aspect.

I feel very safe here. Just have a different feeling about being here. My school has a different atmosphere I guess you can compared other schools that I have been to.

I'm a Biomedical Science major, and Quinnipiac University was the only school in Connecticut which offered this major.

It's not too big and not to small. It is a great size.

Great size, student/faculty ratio is awesome

The school has a beautiful campus and a high college ranking. It is great for law, business, and health majors.

small classes. beautiful campus: mountains in background

There are small classes which allow for more teacher-student interactions. Most professors at this school want to see you succeed and will make themselves available for you to accomplish that. It's set in a beautiful location right next to a state park.

The campus is emaculate. We are also one of the top schools in the northeast for our health science programs.

My school has one of the top ranked Entry Level Physician Assistant Programs in the country, that is why I chose it.

Campus looks great and the Sleeping giant park next store is great for hiking.

very clean and everyone seems happy.

As a history major, I didn't expect to go to this school when I applied because its liberal arts department isn't at the heart of its academia. Yet, Quinnipiac stood out because it offered an array of fields to study while keeping small class sizes.