<p>Student 90 - so sorry that your experience has not been good. My son graduated from QU and is now receiving his Master’s from NYU and has been accepted to a competitive NYC Law School. Clearly, the school was not a good fit for you, but it is a solid university, has very good relationships between faculty and guidance staff and is a beautiful location.</p>
<p>student90 – to echo what others have said, I’m sorry to hear that QU isn’t a fit for you. Good of you to realize that now and transfer out before you’re further along in your studies there.</p>
<p>But for others who are reading… I am an alum and I had an excellent experience at the university. I loved my classes, and still keep in touch with some of my former professors. </p>
<p>QU strongest programs are in health sciences, communications, and business. Please do your homework and research the program(s) that you’re interested in. I think you’ll find that Quinnipiac has great academics and a top-notch internship program.</p>
<p>It’s not a very diverse school at all. But you’re going to find that at a lot of private schools, especially in the Northeast unfortunately.</p>
<p>That’s why a campus visit is so important. </p>
<p>And if you’re a student or parent who loves Quinnipiac… so do I. And that means you or your student will be a great fit for the school. So feel good that you found a school you can see yourself at. </p>
<p>Best of luck to all!</p>