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I graduated a year ago.The school tells you that all of your classes are in person and after living on campus for four years the senior year is a waste of time because your learning is ALL online.Iona tells you that they can get you internships in nyc in your senior year This school is HORRIBLE . I had a 3.9 gpa over my four years of Iona schooling.my first two years was nothing more then I learned in a private high s hood that I attended. I spoke with 5 of my professors about getting internships... Read More in my senior year and they didn鈥檛 have ONW RECOMMENDATION. THIS SCHOOL JUST STEALS YOUR MONEY AND YOUR EDUCATION IS THE SAME AS WHEN YOU GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL. IT LOOKS BEAUTIFUL BUT THIEVES. . I WATED $120000.00 of my parents hard earned money for me. In my senior year I worked so hard on trying to perfect my education for the future of my life and I am starting over in higher education at a real school! I had email the Dean about my issue in my senior year and could NOT EVEN GET A RESPONSE FROM THEM. DONT WATE YOUR MONEY ATTENDING THIS HIGH SVHOOL EDUCATION. MY FOURS YEARS OF HONOR ROLL IN HIGH SCHOOL TAUGHT MORE THEN IONA

Attending Iona College is one of the worst decisions I have made in my life. I know that may sound dramatic but here are some of the reason. While at Iona you will pay way too much to attend. Have little to do in terms of on campus fun or off campus there are only two bars in the area. Some of the professors there are great. But most don't care and will mumble through 45 min to get through the class. If you fall behind or need help, you will not find any academic support either. The athletics dept... Read More is only focused on the Basketball team. A team that has no idea the concept of defense so anytime they are in a big game they will always lose. Non of the other sports are fully funded so you will have to pay for your own gear even as a D1 athlete. You could be an olympic champion and if you can't shoot a jumper this school won't give a crap about you. After you graduate you will find little in terms of job prospects. There is no alumni network to really speak of. They have this partnership with "Handshake" but most of the jobs pay well below 40k. Many of the listings are for internships and some of those internships are at better schools. For a school that cost on average 25k after aid I would advise you to attend a much better school or a school with more going on. Also, Iona has been kicked off many ranking lists for lying about test scores, their 90%+ acceptance rate and many more things.

Iona is a joke. Few professors actually care. Didn't prepare me for a thing. Finance office is just rude. If you live there you count....if not God help you. Athletes get away with everything because they are sports people. Hungover people everywhere but the school pretends not to see it. Drugs....everywhere. If you are a commuter, make sure you park in a different space in the garage every day because they do not like it if you park in the same one every day or close to it. Marked up my tires because... Read More I parked in one spot for two days straight. Computer science department is a joke. Avoid G. When you graduate, people actually ask you if you are an Idiot On North Avenue. That's the reputation the school has.

I recommend Iona College to any graduate commuter student looking for a intimate atmosphere to earn a degree. The campus is small, quaint and beautiful. The class sizes are small for most majors, and specifically in the Marriage and Family Therapy Program. If one wants to get engaged in sports activities at the school, there is alot of spirit and student engagement. But, it is just as easy to go to class and go home if you feel so inclined. My main complaint about the school is that there is not... Read More much support from the financial services department. They are not the friendliest, and often will not respond quickly to needs unless you go to the school in person. Additionally, as to be expected with a private college, tuition is steep. There are not alot of opportunities for graduate students to work on campus unless offered" work - study" through your financial aid package. So, plan your budget and work schedule accordingly. As a graduate student I wasn't looking for the same experience that I was in undergrad, namely a community. So, though a small school boarding the suburbs would not normally be my taste, it fit my needs and offered the program I wanted to pursue. I definitely recommend this school to a graduate commuter student.

The marriage and family therapy program at Iona College is one of four AAMFT accredited programs in New York State. This, and the fact that it was close to my job and home at the time, were was a major factors in my choice to attend this institution. The program is three years and more costly than some programs because it is offered at a private institution. In addition to attending and passing all classes, student are required to earn 500 direct contact hours with clients to graduate. Half of those... Read More hours need to spent doing therapy with families or couples. As a student in the program, I have received excellent instruction from my professors and mentorship on how to prepare and navigate success in the field. I am entering my final year of graduate school, and I have confidence that the teaching I have received thus far has helped me to be socially conscious, sensitive and competent clinician-in- training. However, this program is not perfect as no program is without its flaws. Namely, the program does not match students with internships, and it does not have a relationship with many sites to help students connect. Without an internship is is nearly impossible for a student to earn all of their internship hours to graduate. It is difficult for students in the program to compete with students from other institutions with established institutional relationships. The program is working to make connections with internship providers, but it will take time before students are able to benefit from it. Of course, the current status of this situation does not make it impossible for one to find an internship, but it will require a significant amount of effort and grit to secure a placement. As a result, the student learns to become incredibly self-sufficient searching for opportunities and a master at interviewing to attain an internship. As a whole, the marriage and family therapy program provides the student with solid foundation to prepare to be a marriage and family therapist. I have enjoyed my experience. and would recommend this program to anyone who wants to study marriage and family therapy.

I am a 1st year student and I have high expectations of this campus based on former graduates and reviews. I live in the town the school is located and I have mixed reviews about the students however, now that I am attending I find this school to be very rewarding. They offer so much, and given its reputation, Id expect nothing less, but as a graduate student you have to really review and find things out for yourself. There is little information offered unless you request but what do you know when... Read More this is your first experience right? This may be my personal experience but I find new thing and opportunities literally everyday I am on campus and interacting with those around me. They have a lovely campus, and as the weather improves I find more and more interesting things to participate in. I spend time here and there exploring and finding new things on campus and by researching on the website. Overall, I enjoy the coursework, the professors are helpful as can be and there is much room for networking and professional and personal growth.

Iona College provided the best of both worlds, while having the proper personnel to make excelling in Finance a lot easier then most colleges. Having access to be able to go to the Financial District with little issues, while having a great campus where I can go and learn face to face with teachers, making learning enjoyable and easier to retain. The professors are all well established and well recognized in the finance world, providing great advice, mentor-ship, and resources to make networking... Read More and achieving that first step out of college attainable. Overall, Iona Colleges Business School is amazing, and their finance field is exactly what any top student needs to holistically tackle the workforce and I am so happy I was able to take part in such an fulfilling program.