Houston, TX
Houston Community College

My overall perspective of Houston Community College is that is a great school for those who may not want to attend a big four year university. I really have enjoyed]d my three and a half years at Houston Community College, and I would recommend it to others.

Houston Community College is honestly a good school. The professors are always available and are here to answer our questions. They explain all of the material and even explain our assignment so that we are able to understand the assignment and turn it in correctly. This college truly focuses on giving the students the best education.

It is a great college overall, there is not much offered at my college due to how small it is but i believe that what is offered is reasonable considering it is solely based on academics and you can always find a helping hand to make your experience a little bit easier. I would recommend houston community college to any one of my peers.

It is a really nice school, with a good class size, with very understanding and nice teachers and facilities. They are willing to help you. It does not feel like there is too much going on, you can control how many classes you have and how busy you are. Overall it’s a good school.

Houston Community College is a great two-year college program. Many of the professors who teach the course are very well prepared and are extremely supportive to see their students succeed! They provide a variety of courses, both online and in-person. Definitely a great place with lots of opportunities to make new friends.

Community college is a trick, although you save lots of money and are able to stay close to home there is a downside. The downside is that some of the students are part time and therefore this inhibits a lot of interactions on campus(if you are shy it is very hard to interact). However the staff there is incredibly skilled and intelligent. All professors I have had treat their students professionally and office hours are for the most part always respected. Overall for my needs Houston Community College (HCC) fit me and so far has helped get the resources together in order for me to succeed in transferring to a four year university. Overall I would recommend HCC for Houston natives as it is a cheap and reliable education, I have a lot of friends who are international students who find HCC very well fit for their needs and open to their culture.

It is a great place, there is always staff to help around and guide us, all the resources that they give us are amazing, the only bad thing is that there are some people that are there for no reason, and some times bother people who are trying to study.

Houston Community College has a lot of campuses around Houston. In my opinion, the best campus is the central one. It has three buildings, one for fine arts, one for science hub and the last one for new and international students. I am a new student and I enrolled in the central campus, I think it is the best campus I have enrolled in my life.

professors here at HCC really care for a student becoming a success, they make sure each stay on the line. if students need help, there is a tutoring class available for them and students can also contact their professor. the professor here takes thing really serious so if student need help or having a question they will answer within 48 hours.

HCC is a great school to start off your higher-level education. I can say with confidence that this have saved me so much money. Looking now to the average cost of tuition--including housing and meals-- along with other personal expenses that public universities have (which can be $25,000 +) you will SAVE money. Of course other factors need to considered (e.i. scholarships, grants, loans, textbook cost both used and new, housing with your relative, bills etc.) But from what i have gather from my experience is this: if you want to be able to transfer and graduate university with a less loans than your average uni. student then go here. At times you will feel that the atmosphere is bleak, unfortunately, that is what I feel every now and then. This is not the same as a four-year university, you won't get the "full college experience". To sum it all up, HCC is fine, alright--okay.