Terrence P. Dwyer

Western Connecticut State University (WCSU) provides a vibrant and diverse academic community that fosters a supportive and stimulating learning environment. Known for its excellent faculty, WCSU offers a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs that cater to various interests and career aspirations. The campus boasts modern facilities, including state-of-the-art laboratories and creative spaces that enhance the educational experience. Additionally, WCSU's commitment to affordable education and its scenic location in Danbury make it an attractive choice for students seeking a balanced, enriching college experience in New England. Students often praise the university for its engaging programs, personalized attention from professors, and the myriad opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Not great , but like any schooling, you get what you put in! The problems stemmed from my advisor. Despite being the mentor for my degree, was very misleading and unclear on which classes I needed. I ended up not needing a class I took twice because it was excused afterall. It was really tiring trying to get straight answers from admin professors or anybody at the school and really broke any trust, which is what they should strive to gain from hardworking students. That disappointed me and some professors have a very immature and rude attitudes and act likeeverything you say or do they disagree with and take personal. It really felt like high school.

Got my MBA here. The faculty is quite smart and is genuinely interested in your success. Specifically, the marketing, supply chain, and finance professors are top notch. If you get the opportunity to study abroad for Taiwan, which is available as an undergrad as well, absolutely do it. Amazing people to network with and friends that came out of class, overall very rewarding experience. I spent a year and change at the school, and I'd go again if I found the need to go back to school.

Very nice school. Sunset at football games was amazing.

I went to WCSU in The Woodstock 60's. It was so small then, a blip on the radar with only a few buildings for classes, but something wonderful happened. I was given special attention and sent to Yale University to audition for it's School of Drama and I was accepted. I was coached by a director, an English prof. and a Theater Arts instructor who taught English before there was a Theater Arts program at WCSU. Thanks to them, our tiny group of drama hopefuls had the opportunity to test run a real Off Broadway Play before it was cast. Our director was a friend of the Playwright. I had the lead in that production and thanks to that I was chosen to audition for Yale, and thoroughly coached by the team. Because of them I made it. I did not go to Yale due to personal issues but the point is that there were great people willing to go beyond the scope of their requirements and guide someone to the place where they could succeed. WCSU has grown into a fine institution because it has great roots. Go visit and see what I mean.