Graduate Center CUNY Reviews

Good place to do research here.Professors are very nice.

My favorite place to get work done! - Hunter Grad student

Wonderful place not only to take classes and study... but also to have luch!

I discover this place during my second year in College and since then I call it my favorite place to study. I'm in love with this library!

The Graduate Center is a well developed institution that is full of resources for students of all ages . Within this university there are major program like The CUNY Pipeline program that seeks to diversify Doctoral programs to be more inclusive to minority groups so that various forms of research can be conducted and change the boundaries of scholarly work / discourse.

Another amazing program within this university is the Futures Initiative Peer Mentoring Program which also seeks to bring together students from various ethnic backgrounds and CUNY campuses so that they can come together and learn how to communicate their feelings and concerns in a safe space. This program promotes the improvement of the quality of experiences that students who are involved in this program have while in the CUNY system.

The Graduate Center also had a great cafeteria with various choices such as hot foods, a salad bar, a desert bar as well as various special meals of they day .

Amazing faculty and research centers. Great library for doing work. Lots of public events. Rad students.

Needs service. Lacks updated technology and services.

I great place of learning. Thanks to BDI Online for the Summit invites.

I was a student here several years ago. I always dreaded coming in. I understand It s an old department store and it felt like an old and stuffy office building. It was pretty soul-sucking, I always felt.
The Faculty was mixed, pretty much what you d expect from a NYC, Doctoral level Economics program- plenty of Central Planners. It s a quality library and research institution.
The Political Science has the excellent Dr Ming Xia but otherwise is terrible being proudly self-described as Neo-Marxist, somehow failing to learn anything from the 100 Million dead bodies.

A nice facility for lectures but the seats are very narrow and not comfortable.

The Graduate School of the New York City University, founded in 1961, is the branch of the University of the City of New York, bringing together all doctoral programs.Wikipedia
Admission rate: 18% (2016)
President: Chase F. Robinson
Founder: Mina Rees

Very good school to do PhD, supportive of students and the most beautiful part is its library.

landmark building ... free resources of the NYPLs science, industry and business library ...