Rider University

Hard but fair, intelligent, sence of humer, interesting lectures, study, take notes, ask questions and your good to go.

Terrible

very hard class but she is willing to work with you. can definitely get the deer-in-headlights look when you ask her a question

Bosah Ebo

He is a nice professor; always in a positive vibe everytime he comes in. Make sure to follow his instruction (paper format) or else he wont accept the...

Jane Rosenbaum

She has been extremely helpful for me at least. Yes her lectures are basically her telling you about what you should have read. Which means you don't ...

Joseph Gowaskie

He is an awesome professor. He gives a homework assignment due every Thursday based on the textbook, and his tests are based on his lectures. Although...

Anne Osborne

She is so sweet, very kind, department chair!

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University Reviews

Ehhhh

It's an average school but mainly known for the School of Bus. Adm. I wish they could spend more money on their appearance and some of the older dorms.

Beautiful community like campus, but everyone goes home on the weekends...

Great professors and opportunities if you apply yourself. Campus grounds are decent but the surrounding area is pretty boring.

Academically, this school is awesome. SO many opportunities. If you're looking for a party school, this is not the place to go.

Be involved

Clubs are amazing! Dr. Kutcher is the best!

I'm a grad student at Rider so I'm not sure how my experience aligns with that of an undergrad, but I absolutely love it here. I've had the opportunity to establish great friendships, find a mentor, learn from the professors, and join an honor society. I'm never on campus for full meals, but the starbucks and quick snack options are ideal.

Great school if you're going for Accounting, I like the small size and suburban location; a nice change of pace from city life. Somewhat diverse student body, academics are not too challenging though. Pretty much anyone can get in.

I have been at Rider for 3 years and feel that overall it deserves a fair rating. There are good opportunities for internships and co-ops as well as networking. The class size is smaller which allows better communication between students and professors which is also a bonus. The thing that is lacking is the food and the housing.

Rider is a nice quiet campus. There are not many parties/social life, but it is a safe nice area right next to princeton and bucks county PA. Food is decent, not bad. Most people I know are happy they went to Rider!

Rider University is not the school you think it is. Not all the professors are as nice as everyone makes them out to be and their dinig options are not that good. Its a small campus so everyone knows everyone which isn't such a bad thing but overall this school is not the nest if you're looking to actually have fun and get a good education.

If you want a small school where you are known, then it's perfect for you. Classes are typically small and the professor will know who you are. The business program is well respected and the sciences are growing. You have opportunities you just have to be willing to work for them. With Rider you make your own success, it's not handed to you.

I've had a great experience at Rider - The school is small and friendly, but not too small. The faculty are great, but you'll have your share of stereotypical professors.