Quinnipiac University
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- Average grant $21,984
- Average pell grant $4,307
- Average total loans $14,062
- Average federal loans $5,374
Student reviews of Quinnipiac University
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5.0
There is a home for everyone at QU. It has been a few years since I have been there but their food was improving. The education, in my opinion, is absolutely wonderful. There were always a lot of events going on. I found family in my friends there and learned so much.
As I mentioned before, prices.
3.0
Quinnipiac was fine. The academics were the best part
The food was actually fowl and should not be served to students. They need a major facelift in the dorms as well they're all outdated and gross.
3.0
This school is centered around success. They may not have the best food but I love this place. It is a small close-knit community focused on success.
The food here is terrible. There are minimal options and even the good options get boring extremely quickly.
4.0
Most of the professors I had for the classes were tailored for my major, ex. chem/ bio was amazing and I wish I could take them for the 3rd semester. However, you may get stuck with some professors that are not as great as I did for English and FYS.
You need to be prepared to put in the work for a major in the sciences but overall it is a great program and school.
3.0
The campus is really nice, and the view of the mountain is incredible.
The parking situation and food leave a lot to be desired.
2.0
The professors
Diversity is not good. Administrations do not really listen and act for students' benefit.