Muskegon, MI
Baker College of Muskegon

It is okay, but if I had to chose a different choice when leaving high school I would. Baker College has nothing going on at the moment; it is a very bleak in regards to atmosphere and activities. People are constantly complaining about the school and faculty/staff do not really care about the students, Every professor has a different perspective on what the classroom should entail making the grading different from professor to professor. I do not usually recommend a person to go here unless they have no other choice.

I highly enjoy Baker College of Muskegon. I feel as though I get adequate time to ask for help during class time as well as outside of the class room. Faculty is awesome for handing out personal emails so they can be reached during the night hours as well as during the day. The staff truly cares for their students and their accomplishments. I would highly recommend Baker College of Muskegon to anyone looking for a great school to attend!

I like it here, but because of the transitions from Quarters to Semesters, everything is out of whack. And the administration is not doing too well right now. I currently owe money that isn't covered by my half off tuition scholarship, other scholarships, or my financial aid and loans. So I now have to find creative solutions about money, and I while it's mostly great, it's just the little things that add up and tear Baker down.

Baker College is a college that I would strongly recommend to other prospect students. There are many things that are available to you as a student that aren't out of pocket costs such as tutoring whereas at other campuses their tutoring are out of pocket. At Baker you have two hours a week for every class that you are in. There are also other services such as a math center and a writing center where students can go and get help with math or their papers. I would recommend anyone that is looking into going to college to at least look into attending Baker College of Muskegon.

There are a lot of faculty and staff at this college that are truly caring about your success. Professors are willing to work around your schedule if you need extra assistance. The class sizes are small with laboratory class sizes being even smaller. I genuinely believe each professor cares about their students.

The college as a whole is very supportive and helpful, they have a variety of student services and faculty to meat your needs as best as posssible. The professors are very caring and interpersonal, they try to be available as often as possible. The class sizes are anywhere from 20-40 people which is wonderful. You a re also highly encouraged to joint in on groups, clubs and fun activityies around campus.

The walk from the parking lot to the front doors of Baker College is a relatively short stroll, and as a student I feel completely safe recognizing the security vehicles routinely making an appearance around campus. Once inside the school, class sizes are small enough to be able to get to know each of your classmates personally and professors are always willing to speak to students during or after class to help with schoolwork. Overall, Baker College is small enough that I feel valued as a student, but large enough that my education meets professional standards. Baker College makes me confident that I will be fully prepared to enter the workforce once I graduate.

I attend the Culinary Institute mostly and I live on campus. Classes are small and very hands on. We get plenty of time to practice our skills during and after classes. I live in campus housing. It's great for the most part with the exception of a few roommates.

I would say its a very simple College thats great if all your looking for is to pass classes, get your degree and then get out of their. I would honestly like a bit more involvement, possibly more sporting events or something. But it is what it is and I'm fine with just pushing through until the end.

My overall opinion of the Baker College of Muskegon is that it is a fantastic school. You can tell that the staff wants you to succeed in what you are doing, and they want you to graduate and be successful in the real world. They teach you what you need to know in order to get employed and to make a life for yourself.