Quinnipiac University Top Questions

I love my professors and my classes have been pretty good Sometimes the core required classes are unnecessary Like, do I really need 8 credits of science?

Every professor I have ever had knows the name of all students in the classes. Students are generally very competitive. Requirements are getting tougher. Education is definitely geared at getting a job, there are a large amount of on-campus job interviews.

My professors all know my name and they all want you to do well. There is individual attention and small class sizes. Class participation is a must. You don't go to class, you don't do well. It's as competitive as you want it to be. There is no extreme pressure. THe focus is more on the individual and doing the best for you and not comparing yourself to others. Quinnipiac is good at taking AP and transfer credits, which is the reason I will be able to do as much as I want to do at Quinnipiac.

I like the academics here at Quinnipiac because I like the small classrooms and the professors for the most part are very easy to talk to.

All professors really do try to get to know you. They all know your name. You don't feel like one of many, you have a voice in your classes. I am in the 5-year Masters in the Art of Teaching Program (M.A.T). I love taking education classes and all of my professors are phenomenal.

I think that class particiaption shouldn't be counted as much.

-Students are very competitive but still supportive and willing to help one another -Great health science and physical therapy program

Professors always know your name here, the class sizes are small and it is a great environment to learn in.

professors are usually nice, not to hard if you went to a private school, health science seems to be the hardest major, students are more or less competitive, the class sizes are small- like 25 to a class there usually is no intellectual conversation outside class

The classes are small enough to get to know the students and professors in the classes. Although there are a few lecture halls, nothing like a big campus would have. Most professors know how to challenge you intellectually and prepare you for the real world.