Ema M.
I was a student at Monroe University
I was a student at Monroe University, and while they preach safety, an outside employee was able to enter my room and steal several items from me. The first incident occurred on Monday, August 11th. My mistake was not clearly stating that I would be staying overnight. Someone entered my room and stole my iPad. The police were called, and the iPad was eventually returned. On Tuesday, August 12th, someone entered my room again, likely as retaliation, and stole my shoes and, I believe, my clothes as well. That same Monday night, I sent an email to the school explaining that I needed an extension because of the theft and the ongoing investigation, which caused a delay in me traveling to Brooklyn. On Tuesday morning, around 11 a.m., the school called to inform me that the iPad had been returned. I told them I would be leaving Tuesday, and Mr. Denzel acknowledged this, telling me the iPad would be at Locust Hall. However, when I returned to my room later that night, my items were missing again. The police were called, and an incident report was filed. Fast forward a few weeks later, I had to contact the president of the school just to get a response about the refund for my stolen items. The next day, I was informed that they would not be issuing a refund. Do not, under any circumstances, send your children to this school, as they ignore emails for possible deniability and prefer to handle matters over the phone.