Lone Star College – Montgomery

I liked my experience here overall. I had one really bad teacher, but in general it was a nice place and I learned a lot. The campus is gorgeous. The library let’s you rent rooms with a big table and whiteboard. HIGHLY recommend it for studying!

This Lone Star campus is seriously awesome. For a community college, they do everything in their power to give you that true «college experience.» I’ve been coming here for nearly two years now, and I have really enjoyed my education at this school.
As far as the education goes, the professors seem to really care about their students. I’ve had some of the best professors at this campus who have made the class experience ten times better. They have plenty of resources for you to do well in your classes, such as free tutoring! No excuse to fail when you have FREE TUTORING.
The campus is so clean! Even in the past year, they have really updated everything. Gorgeous outdoor courtyards with lovely patios, a large library with ample seating and study spaces (even study rooms), new computers and desks for the computer labs, an AWESOME gym, coffee shop/​café, a new cafeteria, a great book store with everything you may need, and even a nice area to relax on a couch and play pool.
This campus has a ton of awesome clubs to join and get involved. Everything from art, camping, writing, psychology, and more! They make an effort to get the students to enjoy their experience here, even if it’s only for a few semesters.
As a soon-​to-​be transfer student, the advisors have been extremely helpful with everything from class schedule, transfer schools, and credits. They are always in touch with me, and make sure I leave knowing where my education is going. The Montgomery campus also has the University Center, where you can get your degree from UT and other schools on campus. All in all, I love Lone Star. Price is great, campus is great, and the education is worth it!

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I have to go here occasionally for corporate training and all of the staff are really nice and facilities are very clean.

As far as community colleges go, they don’t get much better than this. The Staff is helpful but don’t count on them knowing what you need or what’s best for you. They are helpful but it is important to do your research. I have been burned by taking their word for things and so have many of my friends.
The teachers I have had have all been great (with the exception of one) and their class selection is diverse.
The Campus wide free wifi is very good and the facilities are like no other community college I have ever seen. It’s crowded in the Fall and Spring sessions but not so much in the summer and winter mini-​mesters.

I go to an evening class at the University Center on the LSC Montgomery Campus. It’s a nice facility, very clean and modern and all that jazz, though I can’t speak for the school itself since my professor is from and I am a student at SHSU.

I transferred to LSC-​Montgomery in Spring ’09 and completed my Associate of Arts degree in May ’10. I definitely had a very rewarding experience at LSC. I was involved in several clubs and with PTK, and all of my volunteer work, time spent studying and being involved on campus all paid off with a full scholarship to an Ivy League school.
Pros:
+ Some really great professors that actually care about how well you do.
+ Lots of clubs that are very involved in the campus events.
+ A college president that has really done wonders for the school.
+ Great areas to study in and lots of computers to work with.
+ National Model UN and PTK. Both groups are very involved and great!
+ The campus is really nice.
+ Great variety in classes.
+ Great advisors.
Cons:
+ The student body is largely a very conservative one, so if you’re not overly religious or overly conservative, you may feel very out of the loop.
+ Some professors are BAD, like all colleges. Make sure you use
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+ There’s a lot of politics involved in the student activities budget. If you get involved in clubs and deal with funding, you’ll realize that money gets spent on very dumb things instead of academic things a lot of the time. No college should be spending thousands of dollars on bottled water.
+ Poorly organized financial aid office. If you deal with full-​time employees, they’re great, but the part-​time workers have no idea what they’re doing.