Anna Maria College
- 4 Year
- PAXTON, MA
CollegeGrad School
Anna Maria College Reviews
Rating 3.57 out of 5 261 reviews
I love the campus because it’s small in size. Classroom only has 25 to 30 students for each class. It’s great what needs to be improved is the freshman dorm there’s no air-conditioning. Also the softball field could use some TLC.
It's a private college so less number of students and smaller class which was perfect for me. Professor are just awesome and friendly and make sure you are caught up with the course.
Excellent RN-BSN program. Flexible schedules and workload manageable for students who are still working full-time.
Anna Maria College gave me a foundation for my dream so I admire the school. When I came to the school even as an international student I didn’t feel as though I was doing it all alone. I was entered into an academic coaching program which ensured that I will be more comfortable with the new education system. I had advisors talk and plan my course structure with me which helped me immensely. Aside that Anna Maria college made sure that even as an international student commuter with no means of transport I was able to get to school everyday for my classes. I have a knack for writing and wasn’t really getting the best practice back at home but coming to Anna Maria college introduced me to professors experienced in creative writing and poetry. These professors enabled me to have writing discipline that I desperately needed to engage this skill of mine. My overall experience at Anna Maria college from when I was admitted to my last class in the first semester can me described as excellent.
Anna Maria College is a good school with highly professional teachers who are passionate about helping each student accomplish their dreams. The school is well structured with the authorities who run every administrative duties with diligence and effectiveness.
Anna Maria has helped me out with providing tutors for every class. I love that the school is small, which means more one on one with the professors. There is no need to drive across town to reach your next class, everything you need is right on campus. Plus you get free parking unlike big universities.
Anna Maria College is a very family and community friendly school, from their weekly events that include friends/family, to their community clean up crews. Most of the buildings are newly renovated, especially the nursing building. The staff is very nice and helpful, and your guidance counselor will help you through all of the years that you are enrolled.
I enjoy that Anna Maria is very athletic based however the academics are rather poor. I’m my first year I averaged about 5 students in my class which is an embarrassing turnout.
I like Anna Maria college because it has a dedicated career guide for students, students to lecturers/professors is more than just a face, and being a member of institute of higher education consortium in central Massachusetts, the shared academic resources and workshops really helped student to better gain understanding and skills to excel in their chosen careers.
Anna Maria is a small school giving students a great opportunity to have close connections to staff.
I chose to go here because of the people there, they are all welcoming and inclusive. It didn’t matter who I was or where I came from.
The tuition here is super expensive! Nurse here stole my personalized cup and told me i was a lie when i was literally throwing up blood all over my dorm room. Professors are great and take the effort to know their students. Lots of activities brewing almost everynight.
Come here if you want to work in public service. Any other major, your better off going somewhere else. The professors are great and they do really care.
However, the people who run the college don’t know what they are doing. Telling the school administration what to do and addressing problems is like poking a bear with a stick. Once you poke the bear, then something actually happens and gets done.
A girl lied to the school about an event and they aren’t doing anything about it and giving fake answers on why they can’t punish her. I honestly feel bad for the student who got in trouble based of no evidence for this action and all the evidence this person proves he did nothing wrong. It’s right under there noses but they are too blind to see that. And she apparently still roams the school. Plus she threatened other people. Nothing had be addressed to her.
Plus they don’t even know there own policies. Any house pet can do a better job than these people.
However, the people who run the college don’t know what they are doing. Telling the school administration what to do and addressing problems is like poking a bear with a stick. Once you poke the bear, then something actually happens and gets done.
A girl lied to the school about an event and they aren’t doing anything about it and giving fake answers on why they can’t punish her. I honestly feel bad for the student who got in trouble based of no evidence for this action and all the evidence this person proves he did nothing wrong. It’s right under there noses but they are too blind to see that. And she apparently still roams the school. Plus she threatened other people. Nothing had be addressed to her.
Plus they don’t even know there own policies. Any house pet can do a better job than these people.
While the professors and staff are caring, the buildings and Freshman Dorms are in deplorable shape. The Food is among the worst anywhere. The Fresman dorm is very loud at all hours of the night, building security is lacking and makes for a disappointing experience.
The professors were not as understanding as I thought considering the circumstances. Depending on your major, online is horrible. You could simply sleep through a class on Zoom for some and then others force you to have your camera on. Unbalanced.
There's so much unnecessary drama that distracts and takes time from your studies. Since it is such a small campus, everyone knows everyone. You'd think this meant community but sometimes it is beyond annoying when people are all in your business or spreading rumors. I'm there to learn, the environment just makes it worse. I love the staff there though.
I love the small school feel and how everyone knows everyone. The professors are knowledgeable i their fields and always have time for one on ones, they also know everyone's name on campus.