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Added by Jopie, at 01 June 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Tuesday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Wednesday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Thursday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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10 Reviews
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21 September 2017
Some professors are 10/10 some are 1/10 and overall its a below average campus.
Please don't sign up for philosophy it was so boring. I'd rather smack my sack than go to that class.response / report this review -
08 September 2017
I'm going to miss this school when I transfer to ETSU. Amazing staff!
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04 September 2017
Like most places some good professors and some bad ones. The financial aid department is not the most helpful or organized. But overall a good community college.
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29 August 2017
I'm a disabled student and let me tell you: enrolling here was a disaster. I'm sure it's all fine and dandy for most other students, but if you have any special needs, expect to be treated like trash. Firstly, I was failed in a class that I had a B average in because I had an asthma attack the day of the final exam. One teacher allowed me to make this up (as is mandatory considering I had a medical excuse and I'm registered with student disability), and another male teacher (who made pretty crude comments about sexuality) decided he would fail to contact me with my final grade, and not even respond to my email. It took me months to get in touch with someone to realize I was completely failed.
I decided after this that this college wasn't for me and I tried to drop my classes. No one would allow me to drop all my classes at once. I had to go in every individual semester to drop the next 3 semesters worth. I paid out of pocket. No grant, no loan, nothing. Once when I tried to cancel classes, I was told it couldn't be done over the phone (blatant lie) and that someone would call me back with an appointment to cancel them. I waited for the call. I called back. No one answered. Almost like my number was blacklisted. My money was never returned.
I'm currently in the process of trying to drop the last semester I signed up for, and it's the same situation. I can't get my money back. I can't get anyone to answer the phone. I've been nothing but polite and patient, but it seems like they're just not interested in writing that check back to me. Sad.response / report this review -
24 August 2017
Trying to get enrolled as a first time student is hard enough but, with the lack of help from admissions where it seems like no one is on the same page or have any idea of how to communicate, it is nearly impossible. I have been to campus multiple times and each time I was given different information. The financial aid office seems unwilling to take the time to sit down and review options available to students. The career service center is the only helpful and friendly staff that I have encountered. After all this frustration I have come to the conclusion not to enroll in this institution. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!!!!!!
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01 June 2017
I've had several experiences at Northeast State, some good, and some bad. For the most part the teachers have been extremely helpful. I have had to teachers that have gone above and beyond, while there were some who were awful.
Where Northeast State stands to improve is the administrative aspects, you get bounced around on the phone so much by people who seem annoyed by your questions. Latest example of this is that the "MyNortheast" web portal is down while summer classes start tomorrow so I cannot retrieve my class schedule. That is no big deal, I understand maintenance occurs. BUT, this does not warrant a snarky response to a question of when the expected return time of the site is.
Overall, I've had a few amazing educators at Northeast. PLEASE pick up your game on helping people understand the administrative aspects.response / report this review -
22 November 2016
Truly beautiful for a smaller sized campus. The Nature trail is very well maintained.
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17 July 2016
I love going there. The instructors are friendly (or at least from my experience) and explain the subject(s) in a way the students can understand and will answer questions even after class is over.
One instructor I had (name will be kept anonymous) for one of my English classes was really nice and helped me on anything I needed help on and would tell me things I can do to correct any mistakes on an essay and even the research paper.
Another instructor I had was for a math class (name will be kept anonymous). The instructor was really friendly outside of class and before class started.
The only thing I had trouble with is the parking, but other than that, it's a really good college to go to.response / report this review -
08 June 2016
With the increase in enrollment due in large part to the Tennessee Promise, Northeast State has become increasingly commercialized. Parking is a major issue, with hardly enough space to suit current needs and tutoring is limited at best. Some professors are wonderful and have a firm understanding of the subject material and are able to clearly and concisely translate the subject matter in a way in which it is easily understood by students. These professors are often readily available and willing to assist students meet their full potential for as much as the students themselves are willing to put fourth an equivalent amount of effort. Then there are professors that drive home the point that they are there only to speak for two hours, and despite having required office hours, they discourage seeking assistance. While acting as an adviser is important, an instructor should take care to provide an equal amount of attention (if not more) to his or her students. This is problematic in those subjects in which there may only be one instructor for that given topic. Furthermore, this also limits the ability to create a schedule suitable to the students needs, with only one class offering available during one time slot from one professor. Not all instructors are created equally, and the lack of options creates numerous issues, the least of which is not seating, whereby dozens of students are forced to compete for a limited number of seats in the meager course offerings, potentially delaying a pre-required course and creating a delay in the students ability to graduate on time. On campus, food choices are limited to Subway and vending machines, being that the campus is located beside an airport in a somewhat isolated area. Parking is straight parking rather than slanted, and while this arrangement provides for more spaces, it is also cause for more incidents involving vehicle accidents within the parking lot itself. There is an active security presence on campus at all times, but with the sudden increased enrollment, I feel as though there is a need to increase campus police in an equivalent manner. There are a few wonderful individuals on campus, as there is with any institution, but I feel that the negative outweighs the positives this institution has to offer. There is a lot of potential, and future projects in the works, but there is also room for improvement. The new iPad initiative, is one such issue, which could stand to be dropped entirely.
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08 June 2016
Wonderful staff. "We're here to get you there." is more than just a catchy motto - it's a fact. This school truly cares about their students and works hard to ensure students are well equipped to be successful. You will get out what you put in at northeast. Try your best and the school will do the same.
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