Niagara University

Pros: Location (because of Canada), small class size, strong academic programs.
Cons: Location (because of Niagara Falls NY). Pricey for some. Criminally expensive book store.

*updated* I attended Niagara U from 1996 to 2000. It’s a smaller school that is traditional Vincentian (Catholic) but is more or less a liberal arts college. Here’s my take: FACILITIES: The Good- The school itself is easy on the ...

Pros: location
Cons: hours, food, service

The food service at Niagara University needs a major overhaul. Food at Clet hall is less then presentable or even close to acceptable. It has been known to give more than a few people problems this semester and previous ones. Food at Clet is often...

Pros: Rich history, beautiful campus, values-based education
Cons: Location (depressed area of NYS, power lines in view), ratio males/females 

My father and my brother attended Niagara University and have great affection for it.  Several of my cousins are also proud graduates. When it came time for my son to check out schools, they all made sure this one was on his list.I hadn't seen ...

Pros: library,recreation center,staff, class sizes,Study abroad available for many Beautiful campus
Cons: Winters are COLD!!

I attended from 1994-1998 as a student of what was then called ITHRA (Institute of Hotel and Restaurant Administration). I had the best 4 years of my academic career at NU. The school size is big enough that you don't know everyone but small enough that you've seen most faces around campus. The profs are amazing!! They are so tuned in to their field and keep current on developments within their field. They were incredibly helpful to me throughout my 4 years. Niagara has an incredible library, great sports and recreation facilities, and is situated on one of the most beautiful campuses I've ever seen. The history of the school and the sense of community at Niagara is incredible. I could go on and on but you get the idea. The school is awesome and I would recommend it to anyone.