The New School

Came here to volunteer at an event. The layout is a little confusing but the campus itself is very nice and the staff I encountered were friendly. No complaints here; the ladies room I went in wasn’t messy or icky so there’s also that.

I took a beginners Italian class. It was full of students that said they were beginners but were not in order to get an easy A. Since we moved at the pace of the class, I was always behind. I even went to a tutor, and she told me that the conversations we were learning did not make sense.

i wish i could afford this school!!! someone give me some money!

I Love the new school because it has excellent computer labs. They always help their customers, and the people are just friendly. The classes it offers are also really good, and you can have all sorts of them.
Granted, it’s a bit of expensive, but the amount of learning you get is worth it.

How funny is it to review a college on Unilocal?
So the New School! I spent a few years here and now every month that jerkface Sallie Mae makes me give her most of my paycheck. Yeah, it’s crazy expensive. Like CRAZY expensive. Like I can’t get my MA until I finish paying off my BA crazy expensive. But was it worth it? Absolutely.
Great staff. Great exposure to things that fall in the cracks. This isn’t a factory to make people to sit behind desks. You’re going to think and do and actually look at and examine the world around you. And you’re probably going to bitch a lot about it and feel like you’re in therapy at times.
It’s lacking many of the things you’d find at a bigger school — like a good library, a gym, enough housing…
And holy mother of god, I wish they’d get a new President already.

This place is quite extensive and can be overwhelming, but if you know what you want, they are excellent at expanding your horizons.
I took a class on textile design, as well as writing. Both were excellent. My next foray will be into computers.
It is very hands on, and much more useful than anything I took in my undergrad or graduate classes.
It isn’t cheap, but worth it! Also, the hours are flexible, if you are working full-​time.
I do find their registration process very tedious, as one Unilocaler I read noted, as well. For a school this sophisticated, they need to get their act together in that department. But I still have to give them 5 stars.

Great school with lots of connections and the ability get you internships in almost any field. Downside, it is really expensive.

Founded in 1919, the university presently is comprised of eight schools offering sixty graduate and undergraduate degree programs and more than fifteen hundred continuing education courses in a variety of fields, including social sciences, foreign languages, creative writing, music, photography, computer sciences, and culinary arts. Tired of prowling the bars in search of your soul mate? Enroll in a course or two here and maybe you’ll meet the guy or gal of your dreams. If not, at least you’ll be smarter. .. and sober.

Hoping — this semester – to take a Blues course. More if it runs…
HIGHLY INEFFICIENT (OR MISTRAINED/​UNTRAINED) REGISTRARS’ OFFICE EMPLOYEES AND INEFFECTIVE COMPUTER REGISTRATION.
In the past, fine continuing ed courses in everything: have taken art history, Dante, Italian language. Interesting faculty and students, good locations.
Its building at 14^th and FIfth Avenue has a cafeteria that you can enter without ID, as the guards are lax, and it’s good for working in, alone or with others.
As for meeting the guy of one’s dreams, I’ve met several predators there. Perhaps things have changed.

I went to New School for just one semester, and have been paying off my student loan for years since. And that was after a scholarship! But though expensive, the experience was absolutely worth it. I was going for a Masters in Media Studies, and I learned more in that one semester, and had more fun learning it, than I had in four years of Bachelor studies.
Some of the classes were uniquely structured, and the teachers tried to stimulate us in ways that I hadn’t encountered before. The technology was very up-​to-​date: within two days of the start of the semester, I was mixing a soundtrack on a heavy-​duty professional console!
I hope some day I’ll be able to finish my Masters there.