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truelytrue
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seemed very safe. [View Full Report] |
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elbeeen
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Security guards check every floor of every building TWICE A NIGHT! There's no need to feel unsafe AT ALL at Vassar. However, many people are so paranoid of having their bikes stolen that they tak [View Full Report] |
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imsolidmatter
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It's not a city school so there obviously isn't as much to worry about, but the campus safety is very good. As good as it needs to be, at least. [View Full Report] |
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mathmom
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Every college says the same thing about their security. Blue lights, campus security, people who can walk you home late at night. [View Full Report] |
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Keilexandra
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Vassar the campus seems very safe, with blue-light phones (guaranteed 90-second security response) and student patrols at night. I can't speak for Poughkeepsie. [View Full Report] |
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studiomom
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Guarded gate at foot of campus. [View Full Report] |
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Ricebunny
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An alarm sounded if you left a door open for too long [View Full Report] |
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want2bIvy
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Security guards everyone + in entrance area. Seems safe, serene... [View Full Report] |
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Hindoo
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It was hard to tell on this one. I didn’t see any creepy types roaming about that day, and overall, Vassar felt like a place where a beloved daughter could spend four years in reasonable safety. [View Full Report] |
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littleathiest
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The campus feels pretty separate from Poughkeepsie, nevertheless, has a blue light system and access to dorms only occurs through student IDs. [View Full Report] |
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smile06
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They use the bluelight system (?) and thats as much as I know about security. [View Full Report] |