Truckee Meadows Community College Top Questions

The type of person that has horrible attendance because there are smaller classrooms and the teachers are there to help you . Having the classrooms smaller gives you the chance for a one on one talk with the teacher if you dont get the material

I cannot think of a single person that should not attend this school. I feel that it suits almost anyone. Everyone should try to expand their education, as well as deserves to. I can say that I am a little older than most, as well as a Marine Corps Combat veteran with eight years of service. I feel that if I can find it accomodating, anyone else should be able to. As an older student with different experiences than most in the class, I have not had a moment where I have felt awkward.

I honestly see this question as ridiculous. It doesn't matter who wants to come to this school. If they are at a college level education and want to attend here, then they darn well should.

The only people that don't belong at TMCC are those that are serving life sentences in prison. Only because they are serving life sentences in prison.

I think everyone should attend a community college before a four-year university because it's cheaper. If someone is looking for a diverse student population, this probably isn't the school for them, and if they cannot afford to live off campus, this probably isn't the school for them because TMCC doesn't have dorms or on campus living.

I think any kind of person should attend this school.

Someone who wants to party

The kind of person who shouldn’t attend this school is someone who is concerned with the status of being associated with a big name school. Students who don’t care about the cost, and just want to go to a big 4 year university obviously should look elsewhere.

Someone who isn't looking to get further in education, or someone who isn't qualified for this school.

Truckee Meadow's is a very diverse school and accepts all kinds of student. I do believe, however, that as students we all have one thing in common and that is that we are driven to succeed. We all strive for something more whether it be better job or education. Students who don't have that drive will probably find themselves bored and uninterested, they shouldn't attend unless they truely want to help themselves.

No one that I can think of.

A person that has no goal in his/her mind should not attend this school and also someone who isn't serious about abtaining a good education and doesn't like to acquire new knowledge.

I don't believe that there should really be a set standard as to who or who not should attend this school, or any school for that matter. If the grades qualify and the ambition is there, it should matter characteristically what kind of person they are. Yes, some people will succeed more than others because they are more organized, better test takers, etc., but that does not mean that certain people shouldn't be given the chance to try.

I'm not sure who shouldn't attend the college. The reason's being its fairly reasonable moneywise, the classes are medium sized. You could blend in and be invisible but you would'nt be lost or forgotten by the teacher. Most of the proffesors are also very willing to help you in passing thier classes. There is a disabilities resource center to help with extra testing time and, a quiter testing room. There is also a free tutoring center for computers to spanish, and to study aswell.

I personally don't think their is any person who shouldn't attend this school. I think they offer a variety of options that can work for everyone.

The lectures are quite short for some of the subjects covered and the amount of information required to be covered for the semester. Students who cannot learn independently should not attend this school. Students who are not willing to do the reading and studying required outside of class should not attend this school.