New York City College of Technology

Awesome lobby...80 ft high glass walls, running 200 feet each way, too form a right angle at intersection of Tillary & Jay streets. You get glimpse of this building coming off the Brooklyn Bridge, but walking into it offers another experience. The eye is regaled by complex geometric interior, and looking out , by sweeping view of the new skyscraper towering over St James Cathedral. Definitely worth a visit!

Currently studying in this college. One of the best colleges under The City University of New York. Everyone is friendly. and a lot of opportunities hang around the college. A great place to start a career.

New York Cult College of Technology (NYCCT) is a vibrant institution that stands at the forefront of technological education in the bustling city of New York. Having recently visited the college and explored its offerings, I am pleased to share my review of this renowned institution.

First and foremost, NYCCT excels in fostering a culture of innovation. The college's commitment to cutting-edge technology is evident in its state-of-the-art facilities and well-equipped laboratories. Students have access to the latest tools and resources, enabling them to push boundaries and engage in hands-on learning experiences. From robotics to computer science, NYCCT provides an environment that encourages creativity and problem-solving skills.

The faculty at NYCCT are highly knowledgeable and experienced professionals who bring real-world expertise to the classroom. They are passionate about their respective fields and go the extra mile to ensure students receive a quality education

This is a place to LEARN. They have great professors that are very much involved and available with the students. Workload is fair and is up to you to make the most of it. Compare the syllabus to one of the more "prestigious" colleges and they use the same texts and resources. Everything is there and available.

I can tell that the student demographic is the problem. Their attitudes towards education. Most of my classmates just wanted to pass and get their degrees, but never showed the thirst for knowledge that one must have to be successful. They didn't go to class or did their assignments and halfassed their presentations. Others, did an amazing job and I feel relieved because they are in my field.

People complain about the lack of amenities, but they recently opened the new building with a gym and other things. They have ping pong, billiard, video game tournaments, fitness center.

Granted, the registrars office never answers the phone idk why they even have one. However, I have always had a quick reply of each individual department when I contacted them.

This is a great college. If you want to learn and put on your big boy pants and do what you have to do, you'll have an awesome experience. Make the most of it, listen to the professors, go to class, ask questions ENJOY THE ACADEMIC LIFE.

I went to nursing school here. Did my Associates and Bachelors of Science in Nursing both at city tech and highly recommend this school.
Funny that a lot of these bad reviews are from students with bad grades who didn't get in or didn't get into the program of their choice. Listen, this school is competitive and it doesn't have the newest computers because it's CHEAP. If you are smart you are going to get a great education for FREE or very cheap while our neighbors at NYU or LIU are paying 30k per semester and will graduate with a ton of debt while ultimately earning the same salary as someone who graduated from City Tech.
So this is what you do: be mature, get good grades , get in and get out!! The entitlement of kids these days is unreal. People at the admissions office don't HAVE to be nice to you. It would be great if they were, but why do you care?? Get your stuff done and move on with your life with no debt. Leaving bad reviews based on Long lines or whatever is stupid. This school is offering something great for FREE if you get financial aid or much cheaper than other schools. Take advantage of that! I was making $18k a year before school and now make $8OK a year thanks to my cheap nursing education from city Tech. Wake up kids!

I’m graduating in spring, I think it is a nice college to earn a bachelor of Hospitality Management. However, Faculty and staff can be better because most of them really show you extremely bad attitudes. The professors are nice and easygoing, it is all depend on what you’re majoring and taking.

I'm a new student, and so far it's been a great experience for me, i have no problems with the staffs, but will update my information after a year...
Remember, it's never about the school, let it be about the students making it happen for themselves, approach everything in life making positive and you shall succeed.
Don't become your environment, let your environment become you. Be blessed!

I can tell people's reviews aren't great but with my experience with NYCCT is a great one. My class schedule is flexible with my work and lifestyle schedule and the professors aren't bad at all, their actually quite helpful. I'm a full-time Communication Design Management major and a full-time worker (not at the school), and I can honestly say I've never experienced an issue with scheduling or my professor's.

This school is great for the IT programs. I see so many bad reviews saying terrible stuff about this college but believe me if you pay attention in classes and follow the instruction of prof. they really care about you. This college is for grown up people, you can be dum or smart its all up to you.

Hey! I got really upset about the bad reviews.. It's just my first year, as I've just started college, and I find the college really good! All my professors are really nice except for one.. Well, I mean there just has to be a terrible professor in each college, so don't blame it on the whole college being terrible.

I attended City Tech right after receiving my associates degree from Kingsborough Community College. I wanted to just receive my bachelors degree and leave; not particapating in any type of campus activities the school had to offer. After stepping out of my comfort zone and exploring, City Tech does offer quite a bit for one of CUNY's lowest funded Colleges. I studied Hospitality Management and learned a plethora of things about the industry. The Professors take their time to present the material in a way you'll grasp the content, push you to think about the box, and so much more. While pursing my degree I participated in numerous events like the Mr. & Mrs. City Tech, Spotlight Talent Show, & Gravesend Inn: A haunted hotel experience. All of those productions I'm forever grateful to have been apart of the cast. In addition to the awesome Hospitality department, the Entertainment Technology department is another major that I'd highly recommend. Overall, a great inexpensive school if you decide to step outside of your comfort zone.

My 5 stars goes to Ms. Nicola in the student welcome center. She's the only one I could get to help a confused fairly new student after 3 days or more of running around. She was so patient with such a calming, kind voice. I hope there are others at the school like her. Please God🙏🏿

It's a great school some staff members are horrible and should be fired for certain practices eg. Daniel Fictim why does he still work there? And the college could have a better president one who takes pride in the school and it's students, one who empowers students to prepare them for the future or one who actually appears to be a good man but I digress to address aattitudes. it's your attitude towards school and that mainly causes bad reviews regardless. Whether i was being taught by a brick on a river bank and had to pass any class as long as I have a textbook I am getting an A because regardless of what goes on in the classroom or the school this is my future and I will take responsibility for it. I hope you acculturize my nature towards school.

At 85% of the professors got a good level, in general the college is awesome. Maybe a greater level of supervision over the professor will increased the level of the college.

I majored in Entertainment Technology here, very nice and professional instructors and professors! It just keeps getting better after renovations and new buildings.

My son ... Shawn was Student of Architecture of New York City College of Technology.i was Very Hardly Learning my sweet son Shawn & Feeling Too much Happiness that Reason very nice place &great time gave him too much Time Him ...some time Mid-Night was sleepless with my Son only for Tack care him very well .that’s was my Dream ....one days He will Touch his own Rich way .....yes..every...Mother’s want ...her son’s Goad very well & great .may I always want ...my sons Golden Lifetime & May I Expect..........Minu Sadek 11/2/2020

A great opportunity to study Entertainment Technology with industry professionals.

Falling in love with it already....can't wait to fulfill my dream course with this inspiring school....it isn't about going too a great and massive school, it is about gaining and impacting what we call knowledge and WE ARE ALL GOING TOO DO THAT TOGETHER!!!

Please advise me i am Egyptian and planning to complete my education in facilities engineering management and operations, and i am going to leave my work in Qatar and come to city college of technology to gain a bachelor's degree in facilities engineering management and operations. Is any comments about this department ?

One of the Best college in NYC For technical students. Easier to earn a bachelor degree from NYCCT