Monroe Community College

MCC is a great school, with wonderful teachers. I know a lot of people have negative thoughts and views on it and I’m not sure why, it is what you make it. If you are there to get an education then you should enjoy this school. I’m going for my second bachelors and I went to a SUNY school the first time around. I believe that it is right up there when it comes to academics and faculty. I’ll be going to my third college in the fall and I believe that the classes I have taken at Monroe Community College have prepared me well for that. Also, the tuition is very reasonable especially when comparing to the SUNY school I went to. I guess you can’t really put a price on education, if you use it, but it sure is nice not to be bombarded with loans. I would recommend the school to anyone looking to expand on their education or even if they are starting out. They have been very welcoming to us «older» students :-) and they have numerous amounts of classes during the night and weekend so that I can still work my full time job during the week.

To be 100% honest MCC is not as bad as some might say… No it is not the greatest college in the world nor is it even the greatest college in NYS but as a starting point for higher education it is definitely worth it! I highly recommend MCC for anyone who wants an entry level college experience!

Despite the negativity MCC usually gets from my fellow peers; «It’s the 13^th grade» «It’s soo ghetto», I think MCC is actually a really good school. Now, lets not forget it is a community college so you are going to have people who take the bus in to hang out with their friends all day and aren’t enrolled in a single class, but if you actually take classes here you will understand that most of the professors are great and you can really get a good education here. Having gone from MCC to a SUNY school, I have realized that the quality of most of the classes at MCC are on nearly the same level as SUNY Brockport’s classes. Going to MCC will save you a lot of money if you are willing to take it seriously and not spend 10+ years screwing off there. I think given it is a community college it is a great school and I would definitely recommend doing any pre-​requisites that will be accepted at your prospective schools to save money. Also, there RN nursing program is awesome, one of the best in the area as far as NCLEX scores show, which can be explained by it’s outrageous waiting list!

Great teachers and people will respond when you voice your concerns. Not the best but a great community college. I’m glad i came here. Great Honor’s society.