Reviews

I am planing on learning as much as I can and pass my knowledge on to others.

When I went for a campus tour, it felt like home, I felt great there. This college is definitely for me

Those who like the counrty setting, who are intersting in learning about Agriculture and some other areas of intersts. If you perfer a smaller sized school.

SUNY Cobleskill is a beautiful campus set in a scenic environment. The staff and students are a pleasure to speak with and more than happy to help. Success of the students is their number one priority.

Research your desire major in depth. Make many trips to several colleges to decide which is best for you and how comfortable you will feel. Discover all of the activities and programs the school has to offer.

Stay focused on your goals. No matter how tough it may feel at times remember the end point and how it will be all worth it in the end. Never give up.

Very safe with a RA on each floor. The school has its own police department. You have three options to decide which suite is best for you.

Many places to eat and pick up food on the go. They have a program called Cobycash and it can be used in dining and several other listed locations outside the campus. Very convenient.

Since Cobleskill is located in the mountains and the weather is usually cold and doused in snow they're many ski resorts. Also many parks to explore, if you are the out doors type. Several barns and stables located near the campus. Small town to do some shopping and errands. The school offers many programs for the students such as events throughout the semesters.

If you are a New York resident and wish to travel upstate this school is very affordable. They offer financial aid assistance as well.

There is a barn across the street from the campus. Many horses, pigs, rabbits and goats.

If you are majoring in agriculture there is a wonderful program. Also all animal lover students who wish to get a degree involving the study of animals. Great for pre-vet students. I believe there are some computer classes as well.

There are so many clubs and activities for just about anyone. Here is a link with the list of clubs and their description http://www.cobleskill.edu/campus-life/student-life/clubs.asp

SUNY Cobleskill has their own police department.

i am very impressed with the level of education i've recieved here. the faculty of the plant science dept. are outstanding on both an academic and personal level. i'm learning more than i ever thought i would, and having alot of fun doing it; we get hands-on experience as well as lectures.

don't be afraid of your professors, if you like your advisor, chances are you will become friends, if you don't, it's ok to change. if you take entomology, start your bug collection early. try to arrange your schedule so you're taking at least one class you can ace, one 4.0 can save your gpa in case you tank other classes.

this is college. some classes may seem easier than others, some harder, but you will have to work. if you're falling behind or can't understand something, tell your professor right away so he/she can help you.

i am a commuter student, this doesn't apply.

the food is varied and tasty.

i am an old commuter, i go home.

other colleges and many government and private companies favor
cobleskill students due to our well-rounded, practical education.

you may just see a professor walk through your lecture with a piece of aluminum foil on his head, looking for the mother ship...........

students of all ages who really want to learn something that they can use in real life.

wide variety of clubs campus wide. something for everyone.

no greeks.

i've been here nearly four years, and know of no serious incidents on campus. upd are strict enforcers.

I Love the diversity
The library is the best place to go for academic help with studies.
Picking my own classes that suite my major helps a lot.

Apply even if your not 100% sure visit if that helps you to change your mind.

I personally love the small class environment. Haven't actually been in a class that was really large so that's good for those who like the attention in the class where the professor will notice you attend cobleskill. Professors are very understanding and they work with you whenever you need the help and they have office hours that helps a lot.

Just the set-up is so weird and i personally don't like it. All the money i pay for my attendance is not worth what the freshman dorms look like.

I rate it a 4/5.. Why because its good when you first try it of course they switch up the meals here and there but after awhile you get tired of the food.Be careful for freshman 15 /

Having the chance to actually be off campus using your school id bus pass to go to Albany mall, parties off campus, restaurants in town , Just being off campus period is fun or just another great experience. Being on campus there is something everyday going on so you will never be bored.

Good amount to choose from. I'm on the cheer leading team and that is going pretty well so far :)

It's just a long process but it's pretty good from what I've seen. Can't really speak much of it because i haven't pledged.

Great UPD is on a 24/7 watch

SUNY Cobleskill is a great school and gives students great opportunities. It is a very diverse school but the least judgmental place that I've ever been in my life. People are very friendly and the teachers are wonderful.

This school is an agricultural school. Therefore, it's a lot of farm. If you are looking for a big city school, this isn't the school for you. The classes are small and the teachers are wonderful!

The Academic's at Cobleskill are wonderful. The advisers make everything very clear and help you go down the right path that you are interested in.

At Cobleskill dorm rooms are kind of small but it is college, so you shouldn't expect huge rooms. Some dorm rooms have bigger rooms then others but the RA's and RD's make the experience wonderful.

Prentice and Hodder are my two favorite places to eat. Champlin is more of a buffet style. It really just depends on what kind of foods you are interested in.

There are lots of clubs and there are always comedians and movies to watch on campus. If you have nothing to do, there is a rec center in each dorm room and plenty of friends you can make within walking distance!

I mean college these days is pretty expensive but Cobleskill's expenses is well worth it. You get a good education for a decent price.

This school is great for agricultural students but also has a great early childhood education program!

The UPD is out at all times and they are always willing to help a person in need!

SUNY Cobleskill is a well rounded school. It is are committed to making the best out of its students with the supplies and resources it has. The school cares about students education (academics), safety (residence halls), exploration (different clubs) and many other aspects.

The school itself isn't as big as other SUNY schools, and it has limited resources. However, the majority of the instructors are excellent, and make the best use out of the resources the school does have. Whenever you are unsure of something, don't hesitate to ask the instructor or even the tutors in the library. If you're having a problem with somebody in the building or on your floor go to the Resident Assistant or the Resident Director of the building.

At the beginning of each semester, the teacher tells the students the syllabus. The majority of the time, the class sticks to the schedule. The instructors are usually there for the students in case they need help. If an instructor fails to come to class, the school finds a replacement and the class goes on.

The residence halls are safe and welcoming. There is a sense of community within the buildings. There are programs going on almost every night of the week.

There are a few different dining halls, which offer a semi-limited range of foods. The dining halls are starting to shift their menu to a more healthy and nutritional one. Any allergies or specific suggestions are taken into consideration.

During the week the Resident Assistants have programs that are either educational or community builders to bring people together. Also during the week there is a building called Brickyard Point that has a different activity going on each night of the week.

SUNY Cobleskill is well known for Agriculture, working with John Deere. I would recommend students who want to seriously excel in Agriculture to come here. Business and Graphic Design are also two well known majors.

There is a wide range of clubs at SUNY Cobleskill. Whether it's culinary, outdoors, getting to know international students, or even archery, a long list is available and the school supports clubs greatly.

Greek Life isn't recognized by the school. Any sororities or fraternities that are available are all underground.

The school is extremely safe, there are emergency poles in several different places on campus. UPD (University Police Department) is always around in case anything happens, even if it's late at night and somebody doesn't want to walk alone, they can ask UPD to accompany them. The walkways are well lit at night as well.