Molloy University

I hope this help.....I actually would give 3.5 stars overall, 5 stars for safety, 2 stars for campus food, 2.5 stars for club activities, 1 star for dorm life and 5 star parking on campus. Majority of students commute. If you don't have a car to get around, do not go to this school. Basing the review mostly as a nursing student. The main campus is in Rockville Centre. If you're a nursing student, you will have to do a class, a semester that I know of, at their off campus site in Amityville. There is a parking lot at the off campus site. At the office campus site, there is a fridge & microwave to use. You start your clinical sophomore year. 1st year clinical is at a hospital the school is affiliated with. You don't get to choose which hospital and the school will not allow you to change location. Clinical always start at 7am. First semester clinical it's once a week from 7am-1:30pm (no break, possibly you can't have your belongings there, whatever you can fit in your pocket). Sophomore 2nd semester, clinical will be 7am-7pm. Possibly twice a week junior year. You need a 77 and above for all science and nursing classes to consider passing. You get 2 chances to pass. If you still don't pass, you're kicked out of the nursing program. They have an intense nursing program so you need to be on top of your work and studies. Do Not Recommend last minute studying. The school offer shuttle bus from the main campus from/to LIRR station at Hempstead and Rockville Centre stations. There are places to eat by the stations that are nice. Since there is nothing close to the campus, the school should make an effort to serve good food to students not rely on students driving out or getting GrubHub. The closest place that have pretty good food is Hollywood Deli on the corner of Hempstead Ave & Marshall Street which is couple blocks drive but about 15 min walk from the North Gate entrance. If you turn on the corner of the deli on to Marshall St & Peninsula Ave, they have decent price gas (paying cash or debit) at Mobil there. At the station, there's a Tim Horton. It would have been nice if Molloy would have a shuttle bus from their main to the off campus site. On the weekend, they provide a shuttle to Roosevelt Field mall but no shuttle to their off campus??!!! Dorm life....null. The school doesn't put any focus on encouraging some type of social gathering events for the poor students who dorm. They do have nice, spacious dorm rooms. If you like to be fit and want to squeeze in a gym workout on campus. The hours are open in the evenings. Each day have different hours. What do we pay tuition and fees if you don't have full access to their facilities like the gym. Most students are there during the day. They thrive on offering small class settings which sounded great but when you try to get classes you need it's full so quickly. They should offer a few of the same class at the same time slots. Registering classes online is brutal. Experienced glitches on each registration so far. If you get an assigned counselor that's not helpful, be proactive to request a different advisor. Don't settle. You're with that advisor til you graduate. Tuition....I'm going to put it in terms of 2025 Fall semester rather than discuss it for the year 2025-2026 (just double what I mention to know the year cost). So fall semester tuition is about $19,800. What I didn't realize are all the additional fees you need to pay with the tuition that they don't mention at Open House. You have the option in paying in full or 5 month payment plan. Medical insurance coverage is mandatory. If you have you can waiver it by a certain time. If you need insurance it's about $2800. I thought enrollment fee occur when you 1st enroll but it's not. It's every semester, about $400. There's a fee for the major you chose and the amount varies by major. Nursing fee $936. Academic technology fee $345. Student activity fee $135. Science classes have fee. 1st yr clinical expense @$800. The school do have some fun events. Wish they were more frequent.

I loved going here but the issue was that Ben Molloy did not not actually attend this university hence the loss of 1 star.

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