Morrisville, NY
Morrisville State College

This is a great school but its just in the middle of no where and that's why I'm planning on leaving but other than that the school is great. All the professors are actually putting our education first and making sure we're ready for the real world. Also I love how everyone in the school is friends with one another we all look out for each other.

Morrisville state college is a beautiful campus located 43 minutes outside Syracuse New York. The student body is diverse but small, there is no Greek life and the clubs are not that great. They have a huge recreational gym and and an ice rink. The professors are great and very understanding of students shortcomings. Morrisville offers a shuttle around campus and often host trips to nearest malls and shopping opportunities. Overall i would recommend this college to anyone who wants to study agriculture.

I have had some issues with advising, where I was advised to take classes before I had taken the prerequisites. I also had some issues with a professor that acted unprofessionally and wasn’t very helpful. Overall, my experience has been great at Morrisville State College, other than a few poor experiences I’ve had.

I really like the family oriented atmosphere. The teachers as well as the coaches are always available for you. The classes are small and they have my major which is animal science. I will be enrolled as a freshman for the fall of 2018 an I can't wait.

In my opinion, Morrisville State College is a great school and full of warm welcome to not only the students, but the community around it. I like Morrisville because it contains smaller class sizes and more professor-to-student interactions, which I am use to, coming from the small town of Hannibal, New York.

My overall opinion of Morrisville State College is that I like it alot. Not only is it small and easy to know where things are but the people are friendly and that isn't just students but that goes for everyone. The professors are approachable and they help out alot if you have trouble with something.

It is an okay starter school. The academics are moderately easy. The food gets worse the longer you stay and social life needs to be very open to new people because people do not stay long at this school. Overall not terrible and not wonderful. The English department and psychology department have the best and most dedicated professors. The auto, technology, nursing and equine programs have the best internships and overall resources for learning.

The lack of diversity. I want to see different people of different upbringings and backgrounds everywhere I go.

Morrisville is a welcoming and diverse school. It is a technical school, well known for it's hands-on approach to teaching. The liberal arts program is a bit lacking, however, since the main focus is on engineering and agriculture. Morrisville is also a fairly small campus, and as such, the classes are rarely larger than thirty-five students. In many ways this is good, it makes it easier for students to get to know their professors, and it means that most everybody on campus knows each other. Morrisville has a tight-knit community on campus; you can barely walk across the quad without stopping to say hi to five different people. It is a wonderful college for anyone who prefers a close, friendly environment, and enjoys learning through hands-on experience and active participation.

I love Morrisville! I have met so many wonderful people and have so many amazing opportunities here that I would not have at many other colleges. The program I am in is so in depth, and there are so many choices of classes to take outside of my major. I could not be happier with my choice of school!

My overall opinion is a three out of five stars. The area around the college is nice. But I feel completely isolated from everything else. The closest shopping mall, barber shop, and anything of relevance is thirty minutes away. If you do not have a vehicle, it is a very long walk to anywhere worth while.