Johnson County Community College

If you think about transferring do your own research if your going to out of state. The university that I am going to jccc does not have it listed nor are they partners witch makes since because its community college anyway. Also most classes will not transfer over witch is BS and a waste of time. So if you think of transferring do your research yourself. Also you should have just gone to a University

Do NOT take English as a second language here. They will take your money and unapologetically teach you absolutely nothing. My wife’s teacher refuses to help her, repeat herself, or slow her speech down so my wife can learn. She also won’t let her use her translation headphones to even understand what the teacher is trying to say. Also, why would they assign my wife a teacher that doesn’t speak her language? She just gave JCCC another chance for another semester and they paired her with the same unhelpful teacher. She’s only had one class this semester and they will not let her switch or get a refund.

This is a well-run college. It offers children's art classes as well as teen enrichment classes, college classes and hobby classes. The price is fair and the location is excellent.

In early 2016 I wanted to change careers. I signed up for a tour, and I was just blown away by how nice this campus is. So, at the age of 39, I was a college student again. The enrollment process was very easy, and everything could be done online including applying for financial aid. I enrolled in evening classes because I was working during the day. I was interested in a degree with an emphasis on Accounting because I remembered doing well and being interested in the subject when I had to take an Accounting class for a different degree. As for the quality of the teachers, I was mostly pleased. I took Accounting 1 from Mike Megaris. I loved the energy he brought to the classroom. He was good at staying on point during the lectures. One thing I'd change is doing more problems with him in

Best community college since it opened in 1969! I graduated from there in 1998 and have three kids going/have gone. Affordable, especially when you see the campus and realize how many amenities there are, which are included in the tuition price, including free tutoring.