Here at Treasure Valley Community College the class sizes are small with a guesstimated maximum of 40 students in a classroom. With smaller class sizes comes a more personal relationship with your professor. They will take the time and try to learn your name, you're not just another student. the professors are also dedicated to help you succeed in the class and are more then willing to help you when there is a question.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
I am enjoying the diversity this college has to offer. Just recently I've met people from Alaska and Las Vegas. This campus is also a big advocate for their students' voice. There are multiple student events that are out on from educational awareness speakers to themed dance parties.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Most students don't actually know what they want to do with their life as a profession but know they still need to go to school. As a result community colleges are always the way to go over universities because you can take your general education classes for a fraction of the price. Treasure Valley has a lot of classes that do transfer to a lot of different universities and degrees that transfer to most Oregon schools.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
If you are looking into going to Treasure Valley Community College I highly suggest it. This place has taken great pride in their cultural, social, recreational, and educational system for the students.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
TVCC is a great place for traditional and non-traditional students. The classes are usually offered at different times of the day and week so students can attend around their schedules and because of the smaller campus size, there are a lot of friends made.
Here at Treasure Valley Community College the class sizes are small with a guesstimated maximum of 40 students in a classroom. With smaller class sizes comes a more personal relationship with your professor. They will take the time and try to learn your name, you're not just another student. the professors are also dedicated to help you succeed in the class and are more then willing to help you when there is a question.
I am enjoying the diversity this college has to offer. Just recently I've met people from Alaska and Las Vegas. This campus is also a big advocate for their students' voice. There are multiple student events that are out on from educational awareness speakers to themed dance parties.
Most students don't actually know what they want to do with their life as a profession but know they still need to go to school. As a result community colleges are always the way to go over universities because you can take your general education classes for a fraction of the price. Treasure Valley has a lot of classes that do transfer to a lot of different universities and degrees that transfer to most Oregon schools.
If you are looking into going to Treasure Valley Community College I highly suggest it. This place has taken great pride in their cultural, social, recreational, and educational system for the students.
TVCC is a great place for traditional and non-traditional students. The classes are usually offered at different times of the day and week so students can attend around their schedules and because of the smaller campus size, there are a lot of friends made.