Name: Ramapo College of New Jersey
Address: 505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ 07430, USA, US
Telephone: +1 201-684-7500

Ramapo College of New Jersey is a university, located at 505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ 07430, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 201-684-7500, visit their website www.ramapo.edu for more detailed information.

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505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ 07430, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 12 June 2015

Monday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Wednesday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Jake Silverman

14 November 2017

Horrible school in the middle of no where. It’s ruled by power hungry college dropouts calling themselves public safety. Empty on weekends and no social life
Daniel P. Bivona

13 November 2017

Though my time as a student at Ramapo College of New Jersey came to an end in December of 2009, I often find myself reflecting on the solid education and overall experience I had. Ramapo College, located in Mahwah, NJ, offers breathtaking views and gives off a pleasant community atmosphere. I can recall sitting in finance class in autumn, looking out at the changing colors of the trees. It was a surreal view that accompanied instruction and education.

If you are looking for a college with a homey feel, top-notch facilities, and most importantly, a great educational experience, then this is the college to attend.

I’ve had the good fortune of not only living on campus, but earning a BS in Marketing from Anisfield School of Business. With a modern feel and an elegant look, the school is aesthetically pleasing. Most recently, Anisfield School of Business received AACSB (The Association of Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) accreditation for its business program, an achievement that only 6% of schools with undergraduate programs achieve. While studying at RCNJ, much was taught to me by the friendly, well-qualified professors of the business school. More specifically, the core marketing classes that I completed have equipped my mind to think of business in a different light and have been a great, positive influence.

RCNJ has the distinct advantage of being a liberal arts school. What does this mean? Well, classroom sizes max out at around 35 students. This gives a more personable opportunity for learning and promotes a closer relationship with the professors. I valued this and gained a lot more interaction in the classroom setting as opposed to being “lost in the sauce” at a lecture hall that holds 300 students at a typical university school. Ramapo College has many bright years ahead of itself, continuing to usher in technological innovation, a focus on sustainability and most importantly a caring for the welfare of its students.
Bob D

06 November 2017

Very poor social experience here. A lot of weird people. Weekends are dead. No good parties.
Bar Regev

12 October 2017

Terrible School. Don’t waste your time and money on this place. Just read other reviews from dissatisfied students.
Stefan Strauch

18 August 2017

If you're considering this school for Computer Science because of it's cost, you are getting what you pay for. Everything at this school feels like a fight, since they make it clear they are not there to help you, and that they are doing it for money with all the changes they have made and the actions they take to "better" their students.

The redeeming factor here is the fact that the school has nice dorms compared to other schools in the state. The school also takes it's safety very seriously. The attitude of the professors I've had have mostly been negative. There are a handful of professors that actually care about your success and well being, but the rest are just cogs in the machine. Try to look into what professors you're taking, and get into a group with a few friends to help with classes and any other issues that may arise when attending classes.
Cissy Lyons

08 February 2017

This college is bad if you are of color , and 9/10 if you are of color you will experience racism.
Shirley Charles

11 August 2016

Worst college i have ever ever attended ! Administration is no help to the students. They are honestly looking for money and thats something i can't afford. They don't help you at all!! Tuition cost went up 6k, and i don't remember or other students being informed either. Was a great school before, so sad it went the way it did honestly.
Daniel Sclafani

12 April 2016

I liked it enough to pay tuition. That should speak enough about how I feel for the college.
Erica McDonald

18 February 2016

Pretty Campus. The Administrative offices here are incompetent (Financial aid, loans dept, bursar) just to name a few. I haven't graduated yet and I can still guarantee that I can do all of their jobs better than they can. The school is money hungry, a complete waste, and going downhill.
Janell Carrasco

19 June 2015

Graduate of 2013, Nursing Major. If you are looking for the "college experience" this is not the school for you. It is basically a commuter school because everyone goes home on the weekends. As a nursing major I couldn't have much of a social life anyway. Dorms are the nicest in new jersey. Beautiful campus. Overall happy with my choice as far as education goes.