Name: Vassar College
Address: 124 Raymond Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY 12604, USA, US
Telephone: +1 845-437-7000

Vassar College is a university, located at 124 Raymond Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY 12604, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 845-437-7000, visit their website vassar.edu for more detailed information.

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124 Raymond Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY 12604, USA

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Barbara Dostie

20 December 2017

Beautiful campus, my family always walks the grounds. I use to take my boys here to the observatory We always walk the vassar farms Great area for the locals to enjoy. Trails, ponds, ball fields, in the summer you can view the gardens.
Kevin Ganz

26 October 2017

I'm not a student here. But I usually come around here to collect my thoughts hanging out by the pond setting up a hammock and enjoying the scenic views. Would be 5 but there's usually trash around the park benches unfortunately.
Gryphon Downs

15 September 2017

Beautiful campus as always.
Develle Ford

19 June 2017

YEAH GOOD PLACE I WASN'T A STUDENT, BUT I HAD WORKED THERE FOR A LITTLE WHILE IN THE GROUNDS KEEPING DEPARTMENT CUTTING THE GRASS AND I LOVED IT AND I ALSO LOVED & RESPECTED THE VETERAN GUYS THAT WORKED THERE FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS LIKE BILLY PEACE!!!
Jocelyn Hassel

15 March 2017

i do not recommend this school
Luiz Carlos Strazzacappa

02 December 2016

I have visited this School to know a American School and I stayed impressive.
Sunyoung Park

09 November 2016

I saw a Vassar College Women's Chorus. It was great and also I like that beautiful Campus.
Matthew Palmeri

11 September 2016

Beautiful and very open campus. I attended several school sponsored events here and everyone was always very welcoming.
Irene Piekarski

02 January 2016

Class of 1964. High school in a small upstate NY village, but I learned how to think, evaluate and always, always go to the source before making up my mind. Fifty years later I still think it was my most important educational experience, and I say that having been a physician. Quiet, gorgeous campus. My only sadness is that it became co-ed in the 1970s. I think the same-sex experience was very important for me and gave me the confidence to be able to face medical school, overwhelmingly male in the 1960s.
Generous scholarships made it possible for this young woman to have four wonderful years of education that still I still use.