"Overall the program is good and you will learn a lot. The main concern should not be that the program fits with students work schedules but should be focused more on creating students that can stand out in their field. It lacks a bit in guiding students to successful careers after school is over."

Denise Applewhite

Reviewed: 12/17/2012
Degree: Communications
Graduation Year: 2014

"The New School is a vibrant learning environment taught by working professionals with real world experiences. I just wish the tuition would stop rising steadily."

Stephanie Andares

Reviewed: 12/10/2012
Degree: Communications
Graduation Year: 2014

"The New School for Public Engagement is one of the best places for theory based courses. It presents its students with a number of classes, support and faculty that help you view film and cinema in different perspectives. There is a wide spectrum of people from different walks of life and experiences. However I do feel that graduate students should have more events and mixers concerning job opportunities and internships. There needs to be a more unified front because loans need to be paid and money should not be the reason why people refuse to go back to a higher level of education. This is a golden opportunity to turn things around and make life better. I know that I will benefit greatly from this program, faculty, peers and other staff."