That is about it, but Becker is a wonderful school that has some very unique and great programs. It was the right choice for me.

Becker is a good college, but like any college it is what you make of it. You may have a bad professor once, but you can still get a good education if you want it. Becker's staff is moreover helpful, considerate, and caring, although I know there are some staff (very few only) who are not helpful and do not seem the type to work with students or other people in general, but they are more than counter balanced by the phenomenal staff and faculty whom surround us everyday at Becker, these are the one's who are shaping our future by providing us with the strong support and education students need to be successful in the workplace.

The best thing about Becker College is that it offers some majors that many colleges in the area don't offer, like Graphic Design, Game Design & Development, and Interior Design. The school is located in very good location and its close to everything, downtown, clubs, park, grocery stores, banks, etc. The college itself is not large not too small, its a okay size. Becker College is a well known school in Worcester MA, though it might not be on the level of some big name school in here, but i personally think its a good school.

That is about it, but Becker is a wonderful school that has some very unique and great programs. It was the right choice for me.

Not necessarily. Any college or university student will get out of college what they've decided to. The quality of one's education is not based upon the institution one enters, but on the amount of effort the individual student puts in. One could attend an Ivy League and graduate with little more skills or abilities then they went in with, however if one is driven, focused, and motivated, no matter where he/she is they can graduate with a world class education.

One of the main things that I love about the school is that fact that all of my professors know me by name, not just one of the students in the class. All the classes that deal with my major I absolutely LOVE, usually everyone is eager to participate and interact with one another. Becker offers really great programs like Nursing, Veterinary Science, Criminal Justice, Business, Interior Design and my favorite Legal Studies. The program is designed in a way that allows students to grown and understand each aspect of the law. All the professors that teach the law classes are amazing and they are practicing attorneys, which is a big plus.

Some of the most popular groups at Becker include SGA (student government association); SASSY; Becker Journal; Nursing Club; Ski and Snowboard Club; Yearbook etc. Also if there is a particular club that students would like to make up they can, I'm not really sure how it works out. Athletics are very popular and the basketball team, the Hawks won the ECAC championship for the 2008-2009 season. There are also A LOT of student activities every single day, from yoga to field trips you will never be bored..

Becker is a very diverse school, students from all sorts of background attend. I think that all students are politically active, in each class we often talk about what's going on in the news, elections and current events. Just like every school there are students who are really competitive and some that are not so much.

Becker is a small school. This is one of the school's greatest advantages, because it gives students the benefits of more personalized instruction, small classroom sizes, and a more intimate college experience. However, Becker's small size is also one of its downfalls. The overfamiliarity with staff can sometimes be burdensome for students, particularly upperclassmen, when core professors know students cliques and close friends, and begin asking them and holding them semi responsible when one misses a class, is late, etc. I've even witnessed an instructor asking one student to call another about an overdue assignment. This is not the student's responsibility. On the other hand, I've witnessed professors going above and beyond to help a student get into an internship, achieve success in their classes, and boost a student's morale. I've also seen staff who are very personal and caring about the welfare of the students they serve. This is the part of Becker I wouldn't ever want to lose. Becker has a beautiful small campus. It lights up the middle of the Worcester, however space is limited so parking is a nightmare and tickets are atrocious. Becker's professors are very knowledgeable and dedicated, most give thought provoking assignments and projects, and all know their subject matter inside and out.

Professors are very friendly they all remember your name, and the classes are not to big, about 20-30 students per class. My favorite classes were all my design major classes, they were very interesting and i learned a lot from the professors.

Becker's student body is relatively diverse, with students from various states and nations. However, most students at Becker are from MA. Diversity is respected on campus and represented in various groups such as the Black Student Union, and SASSY (a group in support of the LGBT community), and others. Students at Becker tend to be lower to middle of the Middle class. Most are hardworking and are only able to attend Becker, due to Becker's generous financial support.

The best thing about Becker College is that it offers some majors that many colleges in the area don't offer, like Graphic Design, Game Design & Development, and Interior Design. The school is located in very good location and its close to everything, downtown, clubs, park, grocery stores, banks, etc. The college itself is not large not too small, its a okay size. Becker College is a well known school in Worcester MA, though it might not be on the level of some big name school in here, but i personally think its a good school.

Becker is a small private college, located about 8 min from downtown, it has 2 campuses one in Worcester and one in Leicester. Students spend most of their time in the Hawks Nest (Worcester Campus) and Hawks Haven (Leicester Campus) which are lounge areas form students. The library is also a popular place because there are private rooms that you can reserve if you want to do study groups.