Southeastern Community College

"This place has really cool yearly events, like Kidtek, a program dedicated to teaching children 4th-9th all about fun sciences. It also has Stem night, a night where people run around and look into different possible career paths and scientific endeavours, I much recommend visiting."

"To the people complaining about book prices- that has nothing to do with SCC as the prices they have books at are the prices the books cost to buy anywhere period. Yes you can rent from amazon or chegg but really a review about books has nothing to do with SCC or the education you will receive there. To the people complaining about credit hour costs- if you think $180 is too much per credit hour try a university where your classes are $400 per credit hour OR MORE and all your classes are taught by TAs who are literally your age and only have a Bachelors. My time at SCC was enjoyable and the professors were helpful and want you to succeed. That being said intro classes are easy and are high school level. Once you are into the 200 classes things pick up in difficulty as they should. The classes I took with SCC prepared me to succeed at a uni. And also the campus and buildings themselves are much nicer than many parts of unis. 5/5 rating from me."

"I had my fair share of issues at this school, but overall it’s about the same as any school you’ll attend. Not the greatest for my major and it’s a hit or miss if you’ll get decent professors. If able, join trio. They’ll make going to a community 100 times better for you and they’ll help you the best way they can when things go south."

"The only part of this school that was great is TRIO, they go above and beyond. Meal plan is too expensive and the dorms too restrictive. Treated like children. Been lied to by most of the administration. 4 months later, they still refuse to change my legal name in the system after I had it legally changed. There's always someone in your business and the more people you get to know, the more drama they try to drag you into. All of the classes are early high school level. Why bother going to college if you are repeating high school."

"As a local automotive business owner, I've hired several students from the Automotive Technology program without any making it past the 90 day probation period we have. After many years of unsuccessfully finding a qualified mechanic, I decided to start taking classes myself to fill my own need for a mechanic. I really enjoy the classes and teachers, but the constant policy changes make it near impossible to be successful. I tried to meet with the Automotive Department head, but unfortunately policies change from student to student. I'm sticking with it, but the problem is obvious now, and it really is too bad as there really are some good teachers in the program such as Tim Hunter. It's still early maybe things will change."