The classes available are all the perfect amount of time - not too much learning crammed in all at once, but long enough to receive a fulfilling lesson in whichever subject you're taking. I've taken one, two, and three day a week classes, and I don't have a preference because they're all equally as rewarding and generally easy to keep up with.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
The students and teachers are helpful and friendly, and the atmosphere is very relaxed and informal for the most part. Readily available professors and other staff members.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Columbia-Greene is part of the SUNY system, so the credits are widely transferable to all state schools and many other public and private institutions, both in- and out-of-state. It is so worth it to start out here because the classes are very inexpensive, while meeting SUNY guidelines.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Definitely consider online classes to free up your schedule. They are relatively easy and flexible. If you're worried about taking a class entirely online, hybrid classes are also a great option to consider.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Students who aren't sure what career path they're interested in yet, students who want to save a significant amount of money for the first two years of college.
The classes available are all the perfect amount of time - not too much learning crammed in all at once, but long enough to receive a fulfilling lesson in whichever subject you're taking. I've taken one, two, and three day a week classes, and I don't have a preference because they're all equally as rewarding and generally easy to keep up with.
The students and teachers are helpful and friendly, and the atmosphere is very relaxed and informal for the most part. Readily available professors and other staff members.
Columbia-Greene is part of the SUNY system, so the credits are widely transferable to all state schools and many other public and private institutions, both in- and out-of-state. It is so worth it to start out here because the classes are very inexpensive, while meeting SUNY guidelines.
Definitely consider online classes to free up your schedule. They are relatively easy and flexible. If you're worried about taking a class entirely online, hybrid classes are also a great option to consider.
Students who aren't sure what career path they're interested in yet, students who want to save a significant amount of money for the first two years of college.