Minneapolis Community and Technical College

Minneapolis Community and Technical College

Minneapolis, MN, USA
Public
2 Year

Treasur's Review

Review of Minneapolis Community and Technical College

from Saint Paul, MN

Describe your college in three sentences.

This college is the most best diverse college in the Twin Cities. They provide academic resources to help every student reach their success and they also provide new majors every year for potential interested students.

Do you have any tips for prospective students?

Take your Accuplacer Placement Tests serious because they determine what classes you have to take and possibly how long you'd attend college. Also connect connect conncect with your academic advisors every semester to ensure that your on track for your major/degree.

Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?

The courses are very easy and most professors will work with you no matter your situation.

Describe the dorm life at your college.

Unfortunately, This college does not have any room on board, but is an awesome place to chill and hang after or before classes.

Describe the food and dining at your college.

There are four food areas in this college. The food is great and also the structure of the cafeteria provides for a great way to meet new people.

What’s there to do for fun at your college?

There is a new student activity room where students can check out activities such as games and outdoor fun during their break or just to have some college campus fun.

Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?

You definitely get a BANG for your BUCK!!! This Community college is very affordable and also has easy transfer credits to Metro State and Augsburg Colleges. You learn so much in your courses that you would think it was a University.

Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus

There is always alot going on on campus. From Indian pow wows to student seminars with food and drinks included.

Which types of students will excel at your college?

Students who enjoy smaller college settings students who want to spend less money on post-secondary education students not looking to live on campus as this college does not currently offer this.

Are you involved in any clubs or activities?

Clubs are study forming around campus. A few new clubs include the African American sisterhood and brotherhood club that support aAfrican American minorities on campus.

How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?

Campus safety is number one on campus. There are always patrols on duty around campus and also emergency call poles inside and outside of the college to ensure safety of students and other community members.