"Hunter Ranks Among the Top Ten of the Nation’s Best Value Public Schools"

-- The Princeton Review, 2009

"New Yorkers need look no further than Manhattan's 68th Street for a prestigious and affordable degree."

-- The New York Post, 2009
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"Hunter Ranks Among the Best Northeastern Colleges, According to Princeton Review"

-- Hunter News, 2006

"A posh and accessible location on Manhattan's East Side and a solid reputation in the sciences, social work, and English make the City University's crown jewel a great choice for self-motivated students who seek an affordable public education."

-- Time Magazine and The Princeton Review,
"The Best 331 Colleges", 2000

"A solid reputation ... draws enough students to put Hunter admissions among the most competitive of all CUNY undergraduate programs ... Hunter's student body is among the nation's most diverse ... 'People are very friendly,' (one student says) ... 'Students are also acutely aware of social, political, and cultural situations in general' (another student adds)."

-- The Princeton Review,
"The Best 331 Colleges", 2000

"The passionate faculty and demanding curriculum of Hunter's Physical Therapy Program motivated and prepared me to excel in my career. The program's emphasis on critical thinking and evidence based practice made my transition from classroom to clinic an easy one. The scope of study ensured my successful completion of the licensing exam. Many thanks for a rewarding educational experience."

-- Michael Ingino, Physical Therapy Class of 2000

"The faculty have demanded a high degree of excellence and dedication and they have presented us with an example of professionalism. They are all consummate advocates of our profession, tirelessly encouraging our participation in the American Physical Therapy Association, to become involved in our own futures." ... "It wasn't until my affiliations that I realized how well known they were, and how highly regarded they are as clinicians and educators. We have been fortunate indeed."

-- Colin Symmonds, President, Physical Therapy Class of 2000

"I would like to thank the Hunter College Physical Therapy Program for providing me with an excellent education and a strong background in physical therapy. The entire staff was truly dedicated and devoted to providing us with the knowledge and skills we need to succeed. The faculty was always understanding to the needs of the students and worked together with us throughout our stay at Hunter."

-- Bayla Tessler, Physical Therapy Class of 2001

"Hunter's PT program is not your typical PT program. While academic and clinical excellence are amongst its primary goals, they are achieved in a warm, friendly, and respectful environment. The student is considered a person too, and this definitely facilitates and eases the rigorous curriculum."

-- Esther Englard, Physical Therapy Class of 2001

"I wanted to thank you for a wonderful open house. I found it to be informative of the close knit and comfortable teaching environment Hunter has to offer. Your words motivated me to acknowledge what’s important in my search for the right physical therapy education. At the open house I realized that Hunter has the setting and educational capability I desire."

-- Unsolicited feedback from open house, October 2001

"I want to say thank you to all of the faculty for the wonderful education I received there. I was one of those students that kept all my notes and textbooks and refer to them often. I love being a physical therapist and I have all of you to thank for making my dream a reality."

-- Mary Lubniewski, Physical Therapy Class of 1999