Wharton County Junior College

"Melissa pena at the front desk check-in, her attitude can be way better, especially for students that are getting grants and loans to go to this school and for them to be treated however is no good. Wcjc do better! If they don’t want to help students or just not want to be there what is the whole point of being employed ?!"

"One professor last semester (my first semester in college) docked 7% of my final grade because I had a head injury and was on high grade muscle relaxers, which caused me to miss one of the 8 assignments due in less than the first week of class, literally the first 6 days, after having been caught in the middle of a highway shooting 2 days before the start of class, completely totalling my car, with the hood smashed all the way up to the dash. This semester, which officially starts for me tomorrow, they cancelled a class less than a week before school started, told me to pick a new class, put a hold on my account barring me from picking a new one, and then shut down the entire school the day that they said they would remove the hold. I understand shutting down campuses because of the freeze, but I am unable to reach anyone in any way whatsoever. This will most likely prevent me from receiving a quarter of my monthly income which I rely on."

"This junior college is an absolute joke. Advisors are rude here and will argue with you. A select few instructors are passive aggressive for no reason and have “favorites”. Fall 2022 there were ZERO counselors on campus! Plus paying for parking??? The environment is also very hostile and I don’t recommend anyone come here. I wish this place would shut down."

"Unhelpful staff. Everytime I go to the administrative office, they seem like they do not care. They always have a bad attitude. I am asking a question regarding of my concerns… I went to seek help within my administration process, I needed my pin, the lady had an attitude and seemed like she barely wanted to answer any of my questions. These questions have to do within my college pathway, why am I given an attitude for asking when this school is suppose to “encourage” us to ask for any help. I always go to the Richmond Campus to seek for help. Their staff is very friendly and always helpful, and they actually encourage and want you to come to them for any of your concerns. But this college has great professors, just rude staff."

"Campus and staff are nice, but I don't appreciate being forced to pay for parking when it was previously free. This isn't downtown University of houston. I shouldn't have to pay hundreds of dollars to park when I'm already paying for classes and those stupid access codes they force you to buy. They also removed the book store that sold textbooks, pencils, scantrons. Lastly, the heavy reliance of online material in a standard on campus/in person class is obnoxious."