Austin, TX
Austin Community College District

ACC is an amazing community college with very educated professors who know their stuff. The professors really want the best for you and will make sure you understand the content. I think ACC gives everyone an opportunity no matter your situation. There is a pathway for everyone and I believe ACC opens up huge pathways for you to succeed in your life. The college is very diverse and you find all kinds of people walking around the campuses. This community college is great for people who want to transfer out to a four-year university, but it is also great for people who want to go into a specific workforce as their are plenty of majors to choose from. Overall Austin Community College is the way to go, it is amazing and will open door for plenty opportunities.

It's a nice small community college. Gives students many opportunities to explore different career fields for a very low tuition price. The teachers have been great aside from an online teacher I have had. The workload is very doable and nothing is too complicated, however. There are downsides that the school doesn't tell you. You are required to take a college readiness course otherwise applying for classes gets put on a hold. The counselors and teachers will NOT tell you that it is a required class. That was my biggest complaint, overall it is a great program.

It is a very good facility that clearly cares for the future of its students. There are many classes, a student body that cares, and very knowledgable professors. There are also a lot of facilities for the student body, including the Learning Lab, tutoring, and success counseling.

Austin community college is a good school overall, they help people by giving them variety of choices in carriers. They also help you become successful in life. They also seem to help people who have no experience with college. They also seem to help people who are really interested in college, like me for example I have never experienced college but when I came to ACC I got to get a feel of real college.

ACC is more valuable to me personally than 4 year colleges in the area. I was severely burned by a 4 year university that left a bad taste in my mouth, and a grudge for higher academics in general. ACC for the most part seems to give a rats about the educational process that other universities should try to emulate.

The school incourages students to get help with their work when needed. The faculty strives to see their students succeed so they can build a better future for themselves. Students have multiple resources to be used by them such things as proseffor hours, tutoring center, online help, advising, etc.

I honestly really love my college, everything is so accessible and the students are very friendly. the campus is usually always very clean and I am always able to find parking! The teachers have set office hours, or if you can't attend their office hours, you are free to email them and ask them any questions you need answered ( at least my professors).

I really have grown to love Austin Community College. Everyone is highly supportive and they want you to succeed. There are plenty of resources to help you during and after you leave. Alumni receive great offers and support which is something I’m looking forward to. ACC has been a comfort zone for me and I appreciate every single staff member that makes my collegiate experience smooth. I was diagnosed with a psychiatric disability in 2016 and the student accessibility service at ACC has improved my overall mental state when it comes to school. I was worried I’d fall behind, but ACC was there when I needed them. My professors are very knowledgeable and available if I have any questions. Parking is less stressful since the campuses are smaller and it’s convenient. Scheduling for classes is also very easy. They have transfer academy and other transfer resources to help us with the transition. They make sure we are financially literate, mental health in shape, and much more. I felt lost when I first began college and was too afraid to ask for assistance, but I bit the bullet and I don’t regret it. ACC has a food pantry for students who are lacking in food which I think is amazing. As college students, education has become expensive on it’s own so being able to afford groceries every month is a hassle. The classes are smaller and the tuition is cheaper which relieves a lot of anxiety about college. You have a chance to speak with your professors one on one and get to know each other. I didn’t think a school could be so supportive and encouraging, but Austin Community College proved me wrong.

Very good community college. Staff care a lot about the students well being. Also it is very easy to contact teacher and office staff if I need of help

Austin Community College offers a large variety of classes, especially considering it's just a community college and not a four year. The campuses are all nice and have great equipment. My main complaint is I've found it hard to make friends at ACC because most people are just there for the class and then they're out.