Nice place to start out. NTCC is cheaper than most schools and has a wide variety of courses. They are constantly hosting events and each week is full of fun things to do.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Pray that the adviser you get knows what they are doing. My last one had only been working there for 3 days and I had to teach him how to get me registered for classes. Also, keep all your documents on hand. They've lost my transcript and vaccination records more than once.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
There are plenty of courses and most of the professors are very invested in seeing everyone succeed.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
I never lived in the dorms but I have been told from a friend that the lack of food on the weekends is pretty troubling.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
Food is pretty basic. What you would expect from a cafeteria but with a bit more variety. Not a lot of vegetarian/vegan options other than salad so I usually steer clear.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
Like I said before, there is always something going on on campus. Courtyard jam sessions, cookouts, mini festivals, theatre, art shows, and tons more
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
The tuition is super cheap and most of the courses are quality. Transferring credits is simple.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
If you are more of a social recluse, like myself, the library is a great place to just chill. I spend the majority of my free time between classes in there. (Maybe or maybe not watching Netflix). The WIFI is fabulous.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
The campus security is phenomenal. I had a minor issue last year with a guy stalking me and security took care of the problem immediately and professionally. It's a pretty small campus and things rarely get out of hand.
Nice place to start out. NTCC is cheaper than most schools and has a wide variety of courses. They are constantly hosting events and each week is full of fun things to do.
Pray that the adviser you get knows what they are doing. My last one had only been working there for 3 days and I had to teach him how to get me registered for classes. Also, keep all your documents on hand. They've lost my transcript and vaccination records more than once.
There are plenty of courses and most of the professors are very invested in seeing everyone succeed.
I never lived in the dorms but I have been told from a friend that the lack of food on the weekends is pretty troubling.
Food is pretty basic. What you would expect from a cafeteria but with a bit more variety. Not a lot of vegetarian/vegan options other than salad so I usually steer clear.
Like I said before, there is always something going on on campus. Courtyard jam sessions, cookouts, mini festivals, theatre, art shows, and tons more
The tuition is super cheap and most of the courses are quality. Transferring credits is simple.
If you are more of a social recluse, like myself, the library is a great place to just chill. I spend the majority of my free time between classes in there. (Maybe or maybe not watching Netflix). The WIFI is fabulous.
The campus security is phenomenal. I had a minor issue last year with a guy stalking me and security took care of the problem immediately and professionally. It's a pretty small campus and things rarely get out of hand.