Houston, TX
Houston Community College

Many people get so ashamed of instantly saying they are going to a community college, Honestly I could care less if people look different from me doing that because I personally love this college a lot and it has been so financially smart for me to go here and I have more opportunities here and I am more focused than before going here. I recommend almost everyone starting their first two years in college in a community college and then going to the university you want to later to be able to have your basics done and actually study what you truly want to study.

My overall opinion of Houston Community College is that the campus is very well kept and extremely welcoming to all of its students. The professors are always willing to provide assistance to their students because their overall goal is to help us succeed and graduate with our Associate's Degree.

I love it. The classes are small, convenient and most importantly "Cheap". Most professors are nice and helpful. Tutoring sessions help a lot as well. There many locations in Houston which helps a lot. You can easily make friends and attend many events. Sometimes there is free food too. The bookstore has all the books but everything else is a bit expensive.

HCC (Alief Haynes campus specifically) is a great facility, with good faculty. The biggest issue of sorts is that there is a lot of cannabis junkies, so to say. The staff, professors, tutors, and advisers I've worked with (~80% of the time at least) have been top notch.

It is a place to simply learn but does not have the characteristics of a regular university.

I love it

Houston Community College is the best school in Houston because it is cheaper just to go there for two years and get your associate degrees then transfer to a college or university for your necessary major. Also, this school for people that enjoys small classes in school so it's very efficient for people to interact with other adults they never met.

Houston Community College - a safe and healthy environment that makes you want to learn. Its quite small compared to other educational facilities, but that is what I love most about it. Your professors are just an email away and they are always eager to help you out and insure you are successful while you are there. Your peers are welcoming and friendly, I have made friendships that could last a lifetime. I like it here and I consider myself lucky

My overall opinion is that is it okay. People are usually here to save money instead of having to go to big league colleges where the classes would be twice as much. It is a little dirty but it is enough I guess. Not a lot of food selections but it's only a community college.

Houston Community College was a great starter school! The teachers are very reasonable, friendly, and open about their expectations within their classrooms. They also have adequate facilities and food vendors within and nearby the campus. Overall, it was a great transition from high school into college.