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My first year went very well on campus due to the may different opportunities given. The dorms were really nice and small, also class sizes were great! There are many clubs that you could get involved in and there’s is always something going on!

A small school with lots of hands on opportunities. Professors know each student by name and most wish to see their students succeed.

Overall, it's a pretty decent school. There are certainly annoying things about it, but no school is perfect. It's a good stepping-stone for Pitt Main, or to get the Pitt degree.

In my first weeks of studying at Pitt-Johnstown, I felt comfortable with my schedule and making my way around campus. The campus is smaller than Pitt-Main, but I love how you can recognize faces and everyone gets to know each other quickly. Overall, the professors are friendly and get to know you by name, making this a great place to start out at if you're looking to start at a branch campus.

The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown has a very beautiful wooded environment. There are many opportunities for those attending. There are various areas of study, and the staff is not only friendly but very well rounded as well.

The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown (UPJ) is a great environment for me. The people who work there are caring and welcoming to newcomers.The classrooms are very interactive and not to large make you feel like a spot on a white floor.

Pitt-Johnstown is a beautiful, remote college that makes you feel welcome. Your first days it seems as if you have been there forever. The faculty and the location really make the school a great place to be.

UPJ is an excellent school for one-on-one time with professors and students due to small class sizes. This school provides a wide variety of learning with many interactive and hands-on courses. Class sizes are very small not only to keep everyone in the class interacted, but friendships are more easily made.

My attendance here at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown has overall been very positive. My professors have excelled at presenting the information, and the campus is compact yet roomy. There are very strong academic support opportunities such as tutoring and the professors are often available outside of their office hours.

I believe this is the perfect campus for students who are transitioning from high school to college. I campus is small, and you make tons of new friends. The supplemental instruction offered here is very helpful especially for beginning freshman.