Briar Cliff University Reviews

Briar Cliff University is a wonderful college! Very nice environment and the students are eager to learn! The counselors and teachers are always alert and eager to teach and help students be the best adults that they possible can be. Very great classes and sports/activities!

I greatly enjoyed my time at Briar Cliff. The campus was what initially dree me there. As my time there continued, I grew to enjoy the people. If you're looking for a small-college feel where your professors will know on a first-name basis and you can participate in activities regardless of your major, it's a place to consider.

I love the opportunities and overall culture at the University. There is a wide range of different ethnic groups, religions, and quite a few international students from all around the world. There are a large number of clubs to join, and we highly encourage people to volunteer in the city. It's overall just a really fun and amazing place to learn, socialize, and make memories.

It is well known that the acdemic advisors are writing reviews for these sites. This place is beyond pathetic. I'm transferring to a real university at end of semester. Faculty suck, services ae terrible and people here couldn't get into other places. Don't bother. Hopefully this place will go away and stop taking peoples money. No education just ridiculous place.

My overall opinion is that Briar Cliff University is a very fun and good place to go to for a good education. The professors are always there for students that need help whenever they have a question that needs to be answered. The students at Briar Cliff are very friendly and very easy to get along with.

These other reviews are fake. This place sucks! Very few students are at Briar Cliff to learn and most of the courses are meaningless. I wish the dorms better and the food is laughable. The employees are disorganized and can’t answer any questions and don’t seem to want to help you unless they want money. Don’t fool yourself. Go to a better school and don’t go 50 thousand in debt for a bad education.