Mercy College Main Campus

I came here with my father in a open house orientation. The place was two blocks from the train station.
While I was there, I was given several papers about what I would expect from there. I was with a group. We had fun and we applied for classes.
At the end, I had lunch with my dad. The places only consists of two floors. Good thing Baruch accepted me because it is also well-​known for its business courses, it’s much cheaper there than Mercy, and it’s bigger.

Wonderful, centrally located campus with exquisite views from some of the very well sunlit classrooms – the students and staff are super cosmopolitan & down-​to-​earth. Class sizes are small & intimate enough to get personal attention, & the Learning Center is so amazing! Professors who work as tutors in all subjects, no one has an excuse for anything lower than a B on a paper. They help you go through line by line– sometimes, & can help with content. Also, the bathrooms & school is so clean– & well maintained compared to so many schools– that I never fail to feel at home here.

Don’t apply to the Manhattan Campus. It’s incomplete as that only has two floors listed as the sixth and seventh floor respectively as it looks like they’re renting those floors of the building knowing that it’s an apartment where people live in the other floors. It would’ve been better if they have the entire building with having a gym, cafeteria, bookstore etc. Just like in Westchester County. They can do better than that, I would say that they should be locate the Manhattan campus but at least just make it bigger and half the entire building for Mercy in general as the new location should be near the east side of Manhattan. I’m sorry but they can do better than this once again. And not to mention the student services staff are just rude at times.

Open admissions college with a lot of ill prepared students and a few good ones, mostly older. Good faculty and a lovely campus at Dobbs Ferry, as well as other campuses in the Metro area.