This is a college that gives you an opportunity if you really want another one to move on in academic life.

Nice place, good people, good COVID protocols

We only know what we know until someone knows better

Graduated from here in 2010 with my Bachelors in Business. Best experience Ive had compared to any school Ive been to. Professor here were very attentive and knowledgeable about the topics they were teaching.

I attended this school for the DMS program. I recently graduated in September 2017. Just like any school, there were ups and downs, however as a whole, the school and the faculty were great to me. All of my teachers were very helpful and cared about my education and future. I was able to take my Physics and pass before graduation which opened the door to getting my Abdominal Registry for my career. The school also helped me get a job interview with a company that I did one of my internships at that I am currently employed with.

Awesome

Diverse school, affordable tuition, experienced instructors.... and nice new building

After months of communicating with admissions departments at my cambridge college location and main campus I was about to enroll in bachelor degree program. But decided not to since concurrent enrollment isnt allowed. It seems that the just about the entire work force of the campus I was interested in didnt understand admission policies thoroughly or types of college credits. Im about to graduate with bachelor degree from another college and wondered what the CC experience would have been like, unfortunately I wont be considering CC for grad school. Please educate staff & consider concurrent enrollment for undergrad students so they can get it and out faster.

Cambridge College is a comprehensive institution of higher learning. Its main campus is located in the Cambridge area of Massachusetts. The College of Education is located in the central square of the 80th Hope Street, just 10 minutes from the main campus of the school to the street of Marseille. And next to Harvard Square. Transportation and shopping are very convenient here, restaurants, bookstores, museums and cultural events centres are only a few blocks away from the school.

The financial aid office never picks up the phone, they will play around with your money and your financial aid. they had be do a form 4 times, they are not responsible. I called many times to give a complaint they wont even let you talk. The professors are great. My issue is with the administration it self. They are not organized. My CC said I had a ($4,777) credit and I called and they said I dont, that there system is old and it shows that but I dont have the credit. That is very unprofessional. If you care about your money dont go here. I regret transferring here. I already transferred to a different school.

For any adult that wants to earn a degree, this is the place to be. The learning environment is great! The hours are flexible, the teachers dont just teach from text, they also teach from life experience. They have a true passion for their respective study.

Great teachers with a ton of current long term experience in relevant fields. They lend their knowledge to the courses and show relevance. This is a special place where you have to work hard to get a good grade. No slouching here. Im lucky to have found it. These professors are out there now in the real world, not sitting in an office somewhere, retired and lecturing straight from a book... Great crew !!!!They are homophobic and Dr. Seth actually reprimanded me for coming out as gay during a gay marriage discussion in a Life development class. The work is so easy you can be dead and still get an A. They look for more excuses to take money from you than the IRS. One Professor Judy Bralove MSW purposely told me she wasnt giving me a recommendation so I could go to another graduate school because she wanted to ruin my plans. I told her she was sick. Avoid this school at all costs it is expensive and not worth it. Go to Lesley University they at least have requirements. AndA better program.

Hello ,I never have an experience in Cambridge !.Because I dont have a aportunity.I Love it !!!!

Great atmosphere and diverse student body. The teachers were very knowledgeable, helpful and easy to talk to.

As a homeless full-time Student, I have to say from the bottom of my heart I do not like this school. There is no support for the homeless student except for student success - who in fact told me I smelled. The administration lacks ethics and they will laugh in your face, lie to you, and / or give you false or misleading information. I wish I would have just went to a state school. I found Cambridge College through a program called Year Up Boston. I had earned credits at cambridge college through that program and figured I continue my education at said school. I made the wrong decision. Please, to the community of students who are either going through the same or will be because the numbers are increasing, please look at another option. Trust me when I say, this school cannot handle students like us. You are cheating both yourself and your education.

Questionable teaching style, but nice staff!

Ive come across some great professors while being here however, administration has got to be one of the worst Ive ever seen (aside from my student advisor Jeff Hogan is great). If you do chose this as your college and decide to study human service or psych stay far away from Steven foster not only is his class unorganized he never graded my final paper and left me to only get credit which dropped my GPA. If you want to enjoy anytime while a student at Cambridge college take all of Robert fladgers classes hes amazing. He makes you look forward to coming to class even when you dont feel like it. I learned a lot from Carole and Jennifer Peppi Carole has accomplished so many great things in the human service field it truley is amazing. Also I enjoyed taking one of my mandatory psych classes with professor Christifaro she was great super fun and made class interesting. I also think they offer a great array of ways to get and finish your education... Online night and weekend classes, most professors are very understanding when you have hit a difficult time in your personal life. When doing your capstone take Dawn zapata she is the sweetest and really puts effort into her students (even though she is not on campus she still makes you feel like youre her priority).

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Great new building. People actually care here.

The most creative, sincere and diverse student body in Massachusetts

Hello to every oneThis university is my favorite universityIm from Iran and i study at alborz high schollI wish you to be the best

What a worst college.dont study here

The most creative university of the Massachusetts

2nd class education, very expensive, lots of dysfunction and administrative issues

I was discriminated against because Im white.

I called international assistance director but they never pick your phones or response to your emails, which upset me a lot.

I dont like it.....

After months of communicating with admissions departments at my cambridge college location and main campus I was about to enroll in bachelor degree program. But decided not to since concurrent enrollment isnt allowed. It seems that the just about the entire work force of the campus I was interested in didnt understand admission policies thoroughly or types of college credits. Im about to graduate with bachelor degree from another college and wondered what the CC experience would have been like, unfortunately I wont be considering CC for grad school. Please educate staff & consider concurrent enrollment for undergrad students so they can get it and out faster.(Translated by Google)After months of communicating with admission departments at my Cambridge college and main campus site I was about to enroll in the bachelors degree program. But I decided not because concurrent enrollment is not allowed. It appears that just the entire campus workforce you are interested in does not accurately understand admission policies or the types of college credits. Im about to graduate with a bachelors degree from another college, and I wondered the CC experience it could have been like, unfortunately I wont be considering CC for grad school. Please educate staff and consider concurrent enrollment of undergraduate students so that they can get it faster.