Name: Monroe Community College
Address: 1000 E Henrietta Rd, Rochester, NY 14623, USA, US
Telephone: +1 585-292-2000

Monroe Community College is a university, located at 1000 E Henrietta Rd, Rochester, NY 14623, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 585-292-2000, visit their website www.monroecc.edu for more detailed information.

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1000 E Henrietta Rd, Rochester, NY 14623, USA

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Mary Ann Chiesea

21 December 2017

MCC has some of the best programs and well educated Professors with their PH.d's and everything a student needs to succeed and the education is the best buy than some of your 4 year colleges and move on to a 4 year college and save a lot of money. I highly reccommend a Community college these days as the price of edcucation at 4 year institutions are beyond what most American studens and families can afford.
Josh Wilkins

09 December 2017

Just graduated from RIT with a B.S. degree in electrical engineering. Went to MCC first for two years before going to RIT. Let me tell you that I had a far better experience with MCC than I did with RIT! Anyone considering college should definitely start here before moving on to a four year school. Save lots of $$$, and the education is just as good if not better than the four year school.
199819981998

29 September 2017

Id like to point out how incredibly stupid some if these people leaving reviews are. They are complaining about not learning anything and getting useless degrees. Nobody makes you choose your major. Pick a specialized degree like nursing so you have a guaranteed good job for the rest of your life.
MCC is affordable and has a great variety of classes.
Jaden Howell

06 September 2017

The absolute worst. I was going to school for criminal justice at the time, but could only last one semester. The teachers were enjoyable people and knew how to teach, but when it comes to helping out the students, they could care less. Countless times I would send emails to figure things out on an assignment or just to get something approved for a project. I got a 0 on two bigger presentations because the teacher did nothing for me. My other issue is that ever single one of the staff members would go in circles with me and I couldn't get anything done properly.

But my biggest issue was with their financial aid office. Countless times I needed to keep filling out some new paperwork because they get outdated in a matter of months or just "didn't receive it" and need another one from me. I started to go in every few weeks just to make sure I had everything straight, and every time i went in, there was something knew I had to do for them, despite asking if there was absolutely anything else before I was to leave the office. There response was always "no, you should be all good." I finally resolved it, but they decided to sic debt collectors on me.

The only good part abut this school isn't even good, and that's the fact that it's easy as all hell. I struggled more in high school than in this dump of an establishment. So if you're looking for an incredibly easy and quick degree, this is it, but it won't be fun and you won't learn anything. If you're looking for a school in upstate, I would recommend FLCC. I'm attending their now and WOW am I enjoying it.
Joel Guzman

02 September 2017

Great place, great professors and great locations. I went to both campus and I can attest the help and care from each professors that I received, including Susan Nagle, Joe Sturnick, Adrian Smalls, and late Susan Cable RIP✝️
Thank you all for your dedication day after day as well as everyone that was part of the Criminal Justice Club during 2013-2015 years.
God bless you all.
Tyler Lewis

17 July 2017

If you want a quick degree where you don't actually learn anything then I recommend coming here. The teachers don't want to be here and they most certainly don't want to help their students further their understanding. The only place that was actually helpful in the whole school was the service desk. If you have questions go there. The school is only concerned about receiving money from you and churning out students who have no idea what to do next with their degree.
Jarryd Jackson

01 June 2017

Monroe community college is one of the best community colleges I have had the pleasure of attending. The student body however, keeps to themselves. If you want the social aspect of this community college try joining some clubs or electives within your degree.
Jillian Latorre

03 April 2017

My personal experiance was subpar. I was in the transitional studies program here. My personal opinion is the transitional studies (TRS) program was too fast-paced for me, which is the main reason I dropped out. Also, if you have a mental impairment the requires 1:1 support, this is not the place for you, unless you can get a supporter yourself. Also, if you have a moderate mental impairment (I have autism) like me, you probably will not get along with most of the student population.
Rodrigo Da Silva

10 March 2017

It's my first semester here, and I'm loving it so far. The professors are excellent and the staff is super helpful as well. Highly recommended!
David M

19 February 2017

Going here now and absolutely love it here feels like an actual college the staff is extremely nice, first year experience is fantastic everyone is friendly and willing to help you with anything. I definitely recommend this college.
Señor Chona

01 February 2017

Worst internet/wifi ever. It is always so slow and doesn't allow students to do work online as almost all courses have some work online.
Debora Kasambayi

29 December 2016

MCC is a wonder school as a kick start to college life. It's a great school to transition from High to College. The professors there are amazing. And it gives you a chance to find what your passionate about without putting a big whole in your wallet.