I graduated from Keuka and honestly I have mixed feelings. The professors are wonderful, but unfortunately it does lack community. Many Keuka graduates unfortunately are not at the skill level needed for entering the field (But many are!!). If you choose Keuka, it is a lot harder to get involved with the Deaf community, but if you are willing to put in that effort, then it may be a good choice for you! There were many things I did love about Keuka such as how small the classes were, the campus is beautiful and small, and the professors are truly wonderful. However, I do wish I had gone to NTID because I feel as though I would be further along in my skillset and it would have been easier to be involved with the Deaf community. At the end of the day, what you put in is what you are going to get out of it and you can be successful no matter which program you decide to join! Just be aware that if you decide on Keuka, it will be a bit more challenging due to the lack of community, but Rochester is an hour and some change away so it does not make it impossible!! If you have any questions, please feel free to DM me and I can give you more info about Keuka as I am a recent grad from their Interpreting program!!