Houston, TX
Houston Community College

Its a great school to continue education or obtain your associates at a low cost, which is why i started out here . In order for me to transfer out to a university. Their are some food options in walking distance around the college, but as a community college you do miss out on the campus life aspects such as housing and a variety of major food retailers within the college, other than that the school is great.

The first day I entered the building of my school I was amazed on how everything was well organized. Everyone was so welcoming. The admissions tells you everything you need to know. Everyone is actively involved in college. The classrooms are very conducive for learning. Professors at very nice and ready to answer any question you have.

Meh! Good to save money, make sure you get the best teachers

This school is great for transfer students who need to get the generals out of the way. Each campus is unique and I love Spring Branch Campus. Its next to everything. This specific campus is great for arts and entertainment I loved going to this campus,

It's a great community college to get your associates degree in, especially if you're planning on attending University of Houston. The academic advisers aren't as helpful as I would have liked but at the end of the day I graduated with an associates in science and was able to start my pre-COMD program right away! The professors I had there were excellent, and I particularly enjoyed my Creative Writing professors. I also took a few online courses and they were all smooth and painless and my professors were always quick with replying to emails about classwork. The three campuses I attended class at (Spring Branch, Katy, and Cinco Ranch) were nicely kept and had excellent computer labs and libraries. If you're not quite ready for the "big leagues" of higher education, HCC is a great stepping stone to get back into the grind of schoolwork. Or if you're simply looking to get a two-year degree, this college is definitely a great one. Nearly all of my credits were transferable, minus classes like remedial math, and the financial aid advisers were incredibly helpful throughout my two years there. Definitely a community college worth considering.

Needs some work.

Houston Community College is a overall great university with many different campuses that are convenient for people living in the surrounding Houston areas. The professors at some campuses are excellent and will do anything to help you succeed in their class, while others don't seem to care and are just there to get payed. Since this is a community college, there is no housing or off campus living arrangements. The only Houston Community College campus I would recommend is Central campus because it is the main campus and there is tons of resources, plus they have a French Cafe that serves all different kinds of food, and for coffee lovers they have a Starbucks on campus. The cost to attend is very affordable and to be a full time student, you're only paying about $900-3,000 depending on if you're considered in or out of district.

Its a great transitional school from High school to a four year institute! The environment is positive and the staff are friendly and informative! The options are limitless because there are so many campuses all throughout Houston and they offer classes online.

there's no where else you rather be than being at Houston community college. i love being at H- town community college for so many reasons. i especially like being at Houston community college because its safe and it has so many opportunities. and the teachers are great. when it comes to teaching. i just love being at this college. there's nothing like being at Houston community college.

It's not the best schools to attend but for sure it's the best community college in my opinion. I have been attending at HCC for 2 years and I will be graduating with my associates degree this May 2018. I have been given the chance to start college courses at the age of 16, while I was a sophomore in high school.