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Added by Jopie, at 01 January 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Tuesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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9 Reviews
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07 November 2017
The school is what you pay for. Some things could definitely use some improvement. I had to pull out of my fifth class, which I didn't sign up for, 2 days too late to get a refund. I wasn't even aware that I was in it till I saw an email about late assignments. I paid the amount they requested after they said it was my fault, at which point they sent me a check for that same amount and then told me that I owed it to them again.
It just seems to me as if the entire process is just overcomplicated. I was furious when they signed me up for a class without informing me. I got over it, but when your going to school with a GI bill you don't have the luxury to go back and forth with classes like that. I had explicitly told them that with work, school, and family I couldn't manage more than 4.
My experience with the school other than that instance has been well. The instructors have been great and the classes have been educational. The buildings themselves are "rustic" but the staff works within those confines to create the best experience possible.response / report this review -
22 September 2017
In general the staffs at the Registar and Finacial Aid desk are terrible..I literally spent my entire summer going up there because they couldn't find out what was wrong. (No one should have to do that!) The entire school is a mess. the staffs don't know what they're doing. They never pick up the phones and are lazy.
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14 July 2017
This School sucks it doesn't matter what department you're calling they will never answer the phone. The automated system will direct you but they will never pick up the phone to address whatever you are calling for. I will give a zero star, but I can't.
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20 June 2017
This school isn't the best one out there but what you get is great. The price is really reasonable and I've never had a bad class. Some instructors are better than others but that's the same as any school.
The office workers can occasionally be a little rude but they get the job down. The advisors are hit or miss but I've had decent luck with them.
One issue is the school is a little difficult to navigate your first few times around so be sure to check a map.
Overall it's a great school and doesn't pretend to be something it isn't.response / report this review -
06 June 2017
I took mostly online classes in 2012 and thru some technicality I was administratively withdrawn without my knowledge even though I completed the work, has this happened to anyone else?
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04 May 2017
We have had 3 daughters graduate from KCKCC and they loved almost all of the teachers.*
One of our daughters received 2 degrees, another went on to a 4 year college. It is an affordable way to get the first two years completed, before going to a 4 year college. Or get an associates degree.
Two of our daughters took the Digital Imaging courses and loved them. Tom Besgrove is admired by both of them.
Check with the 4 year college of your choice on what courses they will accept from KCKCC however. Some colleges will accept all of them. Some will only accept some of them.
*(Except for the Women Only Motorcycle Training Course taught by Teresa, all other instructors for the Co-Ed Motorcycle course were very nice to our daughter when she was taking it and came over and helped when they could, but Teresa was a bully. If debating on whether to take the Women Only because you think it will be a gentler, more patient instructor, you would be wrong like we were. The Coed instructors were kind and patient. We did email the President and she called my daughter the next day and made it right. We are very happy with the follow-up.)response / report this review -
20 March 2017
The KCK Community College is a very good college to go to. They have a Wellness Center, where students can go and work out. It is open to the public also. But they pay by the semester. There are a bunch of senior citizen's that goes to the Wellness Center. And they have Stretch, Zumba, Mind Fit and other exercise classes there that people enrolled there, can go to. The staff is very nice and professional at what they do.
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10 January 2017
My wife and I took classes at this college needing something that would fit around our work schedules. The reason they get two stars from me is because of the availability of classes. The following are issues that we experienced here: 1. Professors were non-responsive to emails in three of our classes. 2. After having an issue with one of the professors, we emailed the dean of students and never received a response. 3. After not receiving an email response, we tried calling multiple times and were either told to leave a message (none were returned) or there was no answer whatsoever. 4. We signed up for the payment plan. After the automatic withdrawal ended, there were still fees on the account with no further explanation. 5. It's a community college and I understand the classes won't be as difficult as a four year university but the classes were not structured in a way that challenges the students to fully understand the material and expectations were not clearly expressed.
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08 January 2017
KCKCC is the best place to start. The price per credit hour is very reasonable , a transfer transfer to almost all area universities is smooth, and the quality of teaching is excellent. The Vocational programs from what I hear aren't bad either.
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