Miami Shores, United States
11300 NE 2nd Ave
N/A
+1 3058993000
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
What can I say: I love Barry. Even though I live way up here in Jax, I commuted down there for classes once a month. It was worth it to me. I’m in the PhD nursing program and I can say it really changed my life. Dr. Jessie Colin, who is also my chair, is the most intelligent and remarkable person I have ever met. The 5 stars is for her and how she is running the doctoral program. Thank you Dr. Colin! The rest of the nursing faculty are also wonderful. Lovely women (too many to name). I’m so glad I made the decision to come to this school. I’ve learned so much that this post would be too long to describe it all! It’s an intellectually challenging program, so be ready to learn. This school in general really focuses on social justice. If you are not open minded to multi-culturalism and discovering new ways of thinking outside of the norm, this may not be the school for you. I tell people this because I know how the culture is in America today (ignorance is bliss). You have to accept to live the ‘Barry Life’, which is being open to culture and seeking justice for those whose voices might go unheard. Like some say on other reviews, yes, the area in which the school is in is kinda sketchy. And be prepared, the student parking is awful. The biggest parking lot is a couple blocks away and you have to take a shuttle to get to the campus. It’s a small campus but quite beautiful.
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It depends on the program. The health sciences are the toughest, but for a reason; nursing students told me they all received a solid education, that gave them a level of education, very much superior to the level of other nursing programs. I hope I will have a similar experience once I finish my program. The campus is absolutely beautiful. Serene and peaceful, great and beautifully restored art deco architecture, surrounded by stunning local vegetation. Some corners of various buildings demonstrate the original campus feel from the days it was built, but restored and updated to the standards of tomorrow. So far, though one of my professors was extremely tough, it has been a wonderful experience.(can not comment on housing; I live off campus)
Awesome school. The School of Education is THE best. You pretty much know everyone in the program. Both staff and students. Its like one big happy family :-)
u003eVery good for students with full time job. \u003eVery flexible class schedules. \u003e Great student to teacher ratio. \u003e Awesome, experienced instructors!
I never had a chance to visit barry university before enrolling and I wound up not liking the area. The area outside of it is very ghetto and the dorms are smaller than what is shown on the layout online. I didn't feel safe in the general area so I withdrew from the university during the grace period where I should've gotten a 100% refund on classes and an 80% refund on housing. It's been almost two months since I signed and dated the form where I only agreed on paying 20% for housing and 0% for classes. I had not gone to any classes and now I am moved out and enrolled in a different college. I am still being given hell on this process where they were only responsible for calculating the 20% on housing that I owed and signing a withdrawal form. It's taken them two months to do these simple tasks that should've been made a priority and I was told it would be. I am now being billed for 7,050 for classes. For what classes? I hadn't gone to any and withdrew during the grace period. I have copies of my withdrawal form stating what I signed for and printed copies of the official website stating the corresponding dates and percentages for refunds and billing. They are now either going to resolve this issue right away or I will be in the process of sueing the university. This is ridiculous. The only person I can say actually had done their job was my academic advisor who also agreed that this process has been a ridiculous money scam.
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