This school can lead you to success if you know how to utilize it properly.
Not as nice or diverse as the mount laurel campus but many gen ed courses are offered here. The library is quite nice.
This school has repeatedly taken my financial aid for classes I shouldn't have taken because their main campus staff is uneducated to the needs of culinary students. Some instructors taught nothing! There was never any program guidance to advise of limits to programs but they were quick to rip away any financial aid when only three classes left.
I regret taking any classes here. If I had gone straight for a Bachelor's degree elsewhere, I'd be far from finished! This school sucks!
I am not lazy I put effort and I am determined to do my work but getting I to computer labs and finding people to help you out with online classes is hard and the faculty especially in the computer lab don't help. I've written an appeal form for my financial aid to be given back the first time and I could have passed this time around but 1 plummiting grade knocked me out of even getting financial aid.. I have no money for real. I feel the need to write another appeal letter
This school is meeting my expectations for a community college. I've been out of school for a while and decided to jump right back in full-time. The application process was simple and registering for classes online was fairly simple. This school is very affordable as my classes have almost compleyely been covered by federal financial aid. The majority of my professors were great- online and on campus. I'm sad to see the Pemberton campus being phased out since it is quite conveniently located to me. This school was a good choice for me because they have made it simple complete an associates degree and, through their partnerships with other schools, have streamlined the transfer process to some 4 year schools.
I am excited about furthering my education however I am apprehensive about the people I may come in contact with . The rating wouldve been lower had I not gotten anyone on the phone. THE WHOLE CAMPUS SEEMS TO BE OUT OF OFFICE. When I do get a response, the customer service is poor and no one is actively listening. Needless to say, I will quickly get registered and pray I never have to speak with anyone from the so called "help desk" again. News Flash: If you listen to my question and/or complaint instead talking over me, you could answer my questions effectively.
I am attending Rowan now. I do find the classes to be great and haven't had a problem with a professor. However, if you need help with financial aid or getting help paying for college they will not help you. I have talked with two different programs and still have no answers. They do not make it seem financially feasible to go to this school. I will be looking elsewhere soon. Also, they kept sending out E-mails about book vouchers and to go the college book store to get them and they informed me that its not a voucher at all it is just taken out of whatever college funding you have left on file do not fall for this scam.