This University is like a breath of fresh air among the other CSU's, I would highly recommend, from the staff to the OpenClose program which sorts all the classes so neatly and nicely, to the overall atmosphere of the town itself (*thats also because many of the other state colleges/universities are put in very crime filled neighborhoods) WCSU makes its very easy as well to transfer taking ALL transfer credits from the other universities, as well as if your communication major like myself, they offer many classes over the summer to help you catch up or even to learn more. Also i'd like to put out that right now is like the golden age of the communication dept at WCSU literally every professor is awesome in one way or another, even the adjuncts are amazing and that's saying something (Petkanas, Eckstein, Lever, Murtha, Brower, Wiss, Tozzoli, Barone, Woodward just to name a few)

Very nice school. Sunset at football games was amazing.

Got my MBA here. The faculty is quite smart and is genuinely interested in your success. Specifically, the marketing, supply chain, and finance professors are top notch. If you get the opportunity to study abroad for Taiwan, which is available as an undergrad as well, absolutely do it. Amazing people to network with and friends that came out of class, overall very rewarding experience. I spent a year and change at the school, and I'd go again if I found the need to go back to school.

Western Connecticut State University (WCSU) provides a vibrant and diverse academic community that fosters a supportive and stimulating learning environment. Known for its excellent faculty, WCSU offers a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs that cater to various interests and career aspirations. The campus boasts modern facilities, including state-of-the-art laboratories and creative spaces that enhance the educational experience. Additionally, WCSU's commitment to affordable education and its scenic location in Danbury make it an attractive choice for students seeking a balanced, enriching college experience in New England. Students often praise the university for its engaging programs, personalized attention from professors, and the myriad opportunities for personal and professional growth.

I take courses as an audit student. I have a Ph.D. in Romance Languages and am a senior (80), who takes courses in concert chorale and jazz piano at WCSU. I am thrilled to be a part of WCSU!