Name: North Central College
Address: 30 N Brainard St, Naperville, IL 60540, USA, US
Telephone: +1 630-637-5100

North Central College is a university, located at 30 N Brainard St, Naperville, IL 60540, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 630-637-5100, visit their website www.northcentralcollege.edu for more detailed information.

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30 N Brainard St, Naperville, IL 60540, USA

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Charlotte Liska

01 March 2018

im sad.
Patricia Bejarano

15 February 2018

I love every thing.so nice and cool
Richard Lawpaff

10 August 2017

Great teachers and education
Kitty Pendergast

21 December 2016

Worst secondary school I've ever attended.
Trent Anderson

03 November 2016

Attended NCC for undergrad and MBA. Individual attention to students is what separates North Central from the rest. Great extracurricular activities as well, including athletics, performing arts, academic and cultural clubs.
Joe Kyle

08 June 2016

Great match for my son, excellent smaller school that provides individual attention.
Diona Dugo

04 June 2016

Horrible professors - extremely unprofessional and unwilling to help students. This school does not care about their students.
May Bei

16 November 2015

If you work they WILL NOT accommodate you in ANY capacity. Teachers, counselors, EVERYBODY is unwilling to be flexible in the slightest way. So unless you are having your education paid for by mom and dad you will not get along well here. I have teachers that treat me badly when I mention work at all. They see it as me not being dedicated to my education. They have NO empathy for those of us that actually have to work to pay for our expensive education.

To their credit, I have had knowledgeable professors, but they are very focused on having you memorize every little fact rather than analyzing information or applying it to anything.

Another plus is the class size. They are small classes and I do like that about the school, but that hardly makes up for other aspects. I have attended other colleges that treat you like an adult. At this school you are scolded as if you are in high school.