Madisonville, KY
Madisonville Community College

its a small college, with small classes. The professors are friendly and the learning environment is good. i wish there were more after class activities to get involved in. It is a great start to begin at a college especially if you are transferring to a four year college after you graduate from here. You get to prepare yourself for a bigger university and know somewhat what to expect.

It's a great place to find yourself, without paying for however long it may take you to accomplish that. There are several events and groups, which I enjoy participating in. There are several opportunities available for most types of students. It definitely wouldn't hurt to have a little more, though.

It is an excellent college to begin an academic career, but it is not made for the full college experience. There are no sports, no clubs, and no organizations at Madisonville Community College. This college is much smaller than the average university. However, this is an excellent option if you want a college that is focused on you. The college has a small class size and a friendly faculty. It is overall a good college, but it is not the college to represent a true college experience.

It is a good college, but does not have everything we need sometimes. this is a two year college only and they do care about their students. there isn't any on campus living only that you commute to get to your classes. they have some campuses all around which helps a little since i live in Greenville.

Madisonville Community College is a wonderful 2-year institution. They strive to better the students and help them obtain their goals. The faculty and staff are always available and very friendly. The campus is very safe and the classes are very affordable.

It is a great environment, very affordable, and I love that it's close to where I live. The students are generally very focused and hard working. The professers care how we are doing and want to help. They almost always provide a way for students to reach then outside class or office hours.

My classmates are diverse but we all have a common goal of becoming Nurses.

Madisonville Community College is most known for its Nursing Program.

The advice that I would give to myself as a high school senior would be to stay focused. The initial excitement of college wears off and you'll be happier to have a high GPA than to have gone out every Thursday. The organizations on campus really are beneficial to your future, so take advantage. I would make sure to express how important it is not to have a lazy mind or be scared of a program because of its difficulty. And, lastly, I would tell myself not to second guess my instincts on the career that is best for me. (DON'T CHANGE YOUR MAJOR, HANNAH!)

Most of them are focused and ready to learn.

If I could go back in time and talk to myself as a high school senior I would tell myself not to stress about what lies ahead. College is going to be fine so don't worry so much. That doesn't mean that college classes are going to be easy . Nursing school is going to kick your butt at times, but hang in there because it will all be woth it. This is going to be a challenge but I know you can do it. Study diligently but don't be so hard on yourself that you forget to have fun and spend time with your family and friends. Please apply for as many scholarships as you can because you are going to need all the help that you can get. You are going to meet some cool people and have some awesome teachers that you won't soon forget. Above all, always serve the Lord with all of your heart. Good luck to you. I already know that you are going to do great. I have a feeling that some day you are going to become a wonderful nurse.

Nothing.

If I could go back and have a conversation with myself as a high school senior, there would be much to say to myself. The first thing that I would say would be to not stress out as much. As a senior I stressed so much on wanting to make the right decision for my life. Where to go to school, what to major in; I stressed with everything. I would also tell myself to take time for applications to schools, scholarships, grants, and everything that one could possibly apply to. Making the transition would have been easier if I would have had more scholarships under my belt. I constantly worry about not having enough money to finish out school besides on loans. The last thing I would tell myself is to enjoy being a senior in high school. I would tell myself that I have plenty of friends, but they are not my high school friends, so I should enjoy the limited time I have with them. The people I graduated with were the people I grew up with. Knowing what I know now, I wish I had stressed less and had more fun with my friends.

The best thing about Madisonville Community College is the fact that the campus highly supports its students. Posters are on every inch of every wall and the signs include everything from clubs to what show is playing at our theater every day. It pleases the students to know that the school actually cares. So many times people hear about students not getting involved in school and dropping out. MCC definitely has plenty to offer for every student looking to get involved.

Someone who should not attend this school would be someone who does not plan on working hard. Although I attend a community college, the professors are still professors. They still treat everyone as college students, just as teachers should. If one wanted to skip class all the time, not turn in homework, or not study for exams he or she would not pass the classes. College is college and one should work hard no matter what to strive toward the greater goal of earning a degree.

Madisonville Community College is a close knit college where there is a variety of people from many different counties.

I would tell myself that college is just a bigger high school with more people I don't know. Although the classes may be difficult, do not procrastinate on assignments and always pay attention. Take good notes and do not sleep through class no matter how difficult it may be.

The only thing frustrating about my school is that when registering for classes, some classes do not say who the teacher for that class will be. Instead, in the instructor's space it will simply say "STAFF". It is frustrating not knowing who the teacher is going to be until you walk in on your first day of class.