Massachusetts Bay Community College

Wellesley, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 781-239-3000
Site :
www.massbay.edu
Adresse :
50 Oakland St, Wellesley, MA, 02481
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
1.1 kmWellesley Hills
1.3 kmWellesley Farms
1.4 kmCedar Street
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3 avis sur Massachusetts Bay Community College

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Évaluation du lieu : 2
Newton Lower Falls, MA
Going to Massbay is like a choose your own adventure book, everything is either hit or miss. I’ve had really awesome professors and really bottom of the barrel professors who do not care about their students. Most of the younger day students are disrespectful and unmotivated while many of the night students work very hard. As for the actual conditions of the school, they’re pretty sub par. Bathrooms are terrible, cafeteria food is so-​so and the library is lacking in adequate reading material. However, if you are struggling with classes, the Academic Achievement Center is a terrific resource to get help from. At Massbay you basically get what you pay for, choose your «adventure» wisely
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Sherborn, MA
The school is a joke. Esp. with the new president. Although i love it because thats where i met the love of my life: D
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Washington, DC
A hundred years ago I took an EMT course here and it has saved my life countless times since then. The instruction was great, and the course was fun… especially the practicals when we got to pull people out of cars and strap them to boards, etc. Since then, I’ve graduated from medical school and I was surprised to learn that much of what I learned here was NEVER taught to us in medical school. So now, when someone needs some booboo treatment or other first-​responder treatment… I actually know what to do while many of my fellow doctors do not. Invaluable.