The teacher's at Richland are usually great. I've had only 1 or 2 that weren't great. But almost all of them have been great.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
The atmosphere at Richland is just like a 4yr university. People enjoy being there and hanging out with people they don't know. The outside of the college is very nice and open. Inside provides signs and maps and chairs everywhere.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Classes are worth the cost because the teacher's seem to be more personal than what I have heard. Plus, the price only $123/class unless you are taking a 4 credit class.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Sign up early and make sure you have a plan of what you are doing because there is nothing worse than having to wait a semester to take a class you could have been enrolled in 2 weeks earlier.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Students who like friendly, more personal teachers. Students who like a college atmosphere with a mixture of other students. Students who want the same education that you would get spending $6,000-$20,000/semester for $500.
The teacher's at Richland are usually great. I've had only 1 or 2 that weren't great. But almost all of them have been great.
The atmosphere at Richland is just like a 4yr university. People enjoy being there and hanging out with people they don't know. The outside of the college is very nice and open. Inside provides signs and maps and chairs everywhere.
Classes are worth the cost because the teacher's seem to be more personal than what I have heard. Plus, the price only $123/class unless you are taking a 4 credit class.
Sign up early and make sure you have a plan of what you are doing because there is nothing worse than having to wait a semester to take a class you could have been enrolled in 2 weeks earlier.
Students who like friendly, more personal teachers. Students who like a college atmosphere with a mixture of other students. Students who want the same education that you would get spending $6,000-$20,000/semester for $500.