Dominican College of Blauvelt
School info
2.8
Overall Quality
Reputation
2.6
Food
3
Clubs
2.8
Facilities
3
Internet
2.7
Location
2.9
Opportunities
2.9
Safety
3.2
Social
2.3
Happiness
2.6
Basic Information
Location
- Orangeburg, NY
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Private university
- Established: 1952
- Founder: The Dominican Sisters of Blauvelt, the Order of Preachers
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Dominican College of Blauvelt offers 26 bachelor's degrees. The total number of degree courses
- including graduate programs
- is not explicitly stated in the provided sources. However
- it is mentioned that the college offers various graduate programs and courses planned for adult learners. Therefore
- the exact number of degree courses is not specified
- but it is known that there are at least 26 bachelor's degrees and additional graduate programs. For a more precise answer
- it would be best to consult the college's official academic catalog or contact the institution directly. Given the available information
- a range of 26 to over 30 (including graduate programs) is a reasonable approximation. However
- without specific details on graduate programs
- it's difficult to provide an exact number. **Approximate range: 26 to over 30**
Key Area
- Yeast and bacterial genetics
- Behavior genetics
- Design of anti-tumor drugs
- Computer simulations of mutation
- Quantitation of ionic solutes in blood plasma models
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The total number of students enrolled at Dominican College of Blauvelt is approximately 1,147 to 1,310
- Undergraduates: 1,407
- Postgraduates: Approximately 205 postgraduate students are enrolled at Dominican College of Blauvelt
- Academic Staff: The exact number of academic staff at Dominican College of Blauvelt is not provided in the given sources. However, based on the faculty listings in the sources, it appears to be in the hundreds. A more precise estimate would require a comprehensive directory or a detailed faculty list, which is not fully available in the provided sources. Therefore, I can only give a rough estimate: **100-500** academic staff
Notable Alumni
- Mary Kay Vyskocil
- Gerald P. Mallon
- Mary Eileen O'Brien
- William Wise III
- Sr. Mary Eileen O’Brien
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Students talk about this school
Good reviews
Overall 4.5
great people very helpful and professional
Overall 4.5
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Overall 4.2
Everyone at Dominican College is very nice. The faculty is willing to work with you. Very opened minded to students needs and listen to what they have to say. Great clubs to get involved in. HIGHLY recommend Dominican College.
Overall 4.2
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Overall 4.1
gorgeous campus gorgeous school always something to do and somewhere to go. close enough to the malls and city you just really need a car to get around. totally recommend for the nursing program and others. great school, great people, great place. ATTEND !!!!
Overall 4
The faculty and staff and very nice and helpful.
Overall 4
This is a great school for certain majors while at the same time its not so good for other majors. Dominican college has its strong academic divisions and it's weak academic divisions. Before comingto the school, I would do some extensivresearch on what your major is and how it is at the school.
Bad reviews
Overall 0.9
Dominican college nursing program is a joke. Do not choose Dominican for you're nursing degree unless it's the accelerated program. In The traditional bsn program most of the clinical instructors that Dominican chooses are an absolute joke and you learn nothing. The advisors are no help at all and there is absolutely no guidance from them.
Overall 1
This school sucks. Nothing happens here, if you like to meet people or like to party this school is not for you. Most people are transferring after this semester.
Overall 1
If you're looking for a real college experience do not go to Dominican.Mainly a commuter school there are less than 400 students living in campus and almost all leave on the weekends. There is absolutely nothing to do weekends on campus except go to the mall. Everything at this school is disorganized and none of the advisors know what they're doing
Overall 1.1
The administration was very unhelpful and not in the least bit friendly. It seems like all they care about is your money and not you and your future. Good luck.
Overall 1.2
Terrible
Overall 1.4
This college has a terrible reputation. There isnt much to do in the area. The people are racist. Most professors and staff are extremely unfair. Being that everyone that goes to this school is an adult, we still get treated like little kids.
Overall 1.5
school just wants your money. dont waste your time and go somewhere else
Overall 1.5
this school sucks.. transfer asap. dont waste your money.
Overall 1.6
I was a commuting student overall aspects of social culture, food, clubs and reputations are opinions gathered from classmates that actually lived there. I came just for education; mediocre overall at best. Good enough school to get into nursing or occupational therapy. There seemed to be an issue with kids transferring out or leaving altogether.
Overall 1.6
parties have to be called get togethers. everyone sticks to their group of friends like high school. deff not a party school. great programs and decent priced but the social life is horrible