Mercy University Experience
I just graduated from mercy university and it was genuinely the worst time of my life. Majority of my cohort regretted choosing mercy, as well as the current first year students. They have been extremely disorganized and disappointing. They make their program seem much better than it is but once you get into it, it is all fake. They are constantly losing and switching faculty. We had a professor quit during our final because they got a new job offer. It is very clear it is not a happy environment for students and even most faculty. It seems after they received re-accreditation they stopped caring. There are numerous acts of blatant favoritism in the program and the faculty is not diverse or caring of various matters unless it directly impacts image of the program. They made their program about looks on paper instead of actually caring about the quality of the work. I can give numerous examples of how they are unsupportive to students they do not care about. They are not accommodating or considerate of many students. They also let their bias get in the way very frequently. This group of students always use AI and cheat for assignments, tests, etc. they have never passed paper test but the program was letting this group pass when they knew about the cheating only due to favoritism. One of those students even had chat gpt voice reading go off during an exam and was not penalized. This shows to be favoritism because if even one person not in their favorite is accused of something of this matter, they get penalized or in trouble. All of the faculty who truly cared and prided themselves in the quality of the program, have left! There is not a single faculty member who cares or is willing to offer support. In fact, all the currently faculty members are people who complain and talk very poorly about other students, even those who do well in their class and are honest. They only care about their favorites and it goes so much deeper that I would love to share. If anyone is considering going to mercy and wants to hear more about my experience and my classmates, please reach out.