Normandale Community College 9700 France Avenue South, Bloomington, MN 55431

"I wish to put zero star, this worse college, don’t come to study there.Advisors and teachers don’t care about there students and there problems which class if you have any. Especially nursing teacher they don’t try teach you. Those teachers in propose make students to fail there classes so that you need retake it which mean you need paid again.This college only want money from you this it.If you really want study and learn anything go to other college. WORSE COLLEGE EVER."

"One of the worst not for profits institutions I've ever had the misfortune to attend. It will get you the associates degree but will teach like you're a freshman in high-school. I do not know how they keep the accreditation. If you actually want to learn find almost anywhere else."

"Would give less than 1 star if possible. Garbage school! Stay away! They do NOT care about students! The administration is rude, racist, demeaning. They behave as if they think they are Harvard! Never in my years in education or my families decades of attending University's have I ever come across such blantant idiocy. They do not care about anyone with mental health issues, disabilities, or any challenges at all. Professors do not even make videos for online learning. They submit work with deadlines with no actual instruction and repeat the exact information every semester!"

"Everyone I dealt with at Normandale, as a student and student leader, was wonderful. Staff, faculty, and administration genuinely care about students and want to see them succeed. Take every advantage you can. There are so many opportunities afforded to students. It was a powerfully positive time in my life and I will be forever grateful for everyone there."

"UPDATE 10/18/2018 I’m now in a Master’s program full time at another university. I am still so grateful for the excellent education I received at Normandale. It prepared me to be competitive, and successful, at higher levels. *** Original review: *** I love my school. I've been a part-time adult student, (very) slowly earning my degree, and over the years I have had some amazing classes. Some of the teachers I've had have been literally life changing: Math for Elementary Teachers was good, so was History of Rock & Roll and Fitness for Life. But I have truly found my academic home in the World Languages Department. I'm working on a degree with an emphasis in Spanish, so I've had four Spanish teachers so far, and each has been outstanding in his or her own way. The campus is compact, with most buildings connected by tunnels or hallways. The Japanese Garden is lovely, and if you're on campus for a while you can usually find a good place to get a bite to eat or a quiet place to study. It's also really inexpensive, and the Associate of Arts degree will knock out the first two years of schooling at most Minnesota universities. I'll be graduating in a few short months and moving on, finally. But I think Normandale will always have a very special place in my heart. I'm proud of what I've accomplished but I'll be very sad to leave this fabulous school."