Atlantic Cape Community College Reviews

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My time at Atlantic Cape Community College (ACCC) was like stepping into a big learning adventure. The whole place felt friendly, and it was way more than just classes and books. First off, the teacher at ACCC were awesome. They made learning fun, explained things in a way that made sense, and if I ever got stuck, they were there to help. It felt good to know they wanted is to understand and do well. The campus itself was like a second home. Then there was the cafeteria, not just a place for meal, but a meeting spot for friends. I had some great conversations and laughs. One thing that stood out was the sense of community. It wasn't just a bunch of people attending the classes; it was like a big group working towards something. ACCC was like a preparation ground for what comes next. It wasn't just about getting a degree; it was about getting ready for life beyond the campus. The experiences, the friendships, and the lessons they all played a part in shaping me for the future.

Currently, Atlantic Cape Community College has been very pleasant. Most if not all of the professors have helpful in trying to improve my culmative GPA while also, preparing me to transfer into a four-year university and the real world. Additionally, this college provides fun activities for students during holidays, special events, or during our mid-terms and final exams. To sum up, Atlantic Cape Community college is very geared towards a student’s success in life and their education both in a community college and a four-year university.

I love the strong community at Atlantic Cape and how easily it was to find my own crowd here. Everyone is overly friendly here, people will often walk up to you and start casual conversation, and people are generally accepting of one another. Most of the staff care deeply about the students, and there are many unrestrictive resources for students to take advantage of. Being at Atlantic Cape has enabled me to grow as a person and expand my knowledge, for a far cheaper cost than a four-year college or university. However, you may experience some issues with the Center for Accessibility and teachers regarding accommodations if you are disabled. I am autistic and have encountered issues getting accommodations accepted by professors and the CFA siding with the professor. I believe this is a problem that goes deeper than Atlantic Cape, though, as people to approach those seeking accommodations with scrutiny. Overall, though, I’m happy at this college and would recommend it.

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My experience at Atlantic Cape Community College was a smooth transition from my High School. Things were easy to set up and guidance counselors were a big help in my academic year. The place also provided a clean environment along with staff members who are always around if needed. My professors were nice and outgoing too.

There's no real student life here, the classrooms look like a prison, awful president, lackluster teachers, the ist can go on.

Atlantic Cape Community college is a wonderful college, with plenty of academic programs to suit a variety of interests. I do wish there were more professional programs offered because there aren’t other colleges close by in South Jersey. If I want to pursue other professional programs, I’ll have to commute to another college.

There is one thing I would like to see more classes offered on the altantic city campus and another thing would be more fun events on campus as well.

Atlantic Cape is an amazing place to continue education. There is a variety of degree and certificate programs to choose from, and everyone is always willing to lend a hand. Great atmosphere and environment from staff to students. I liked how welcoming everyone is. I also like the fact that because it is a small campus, help is always there when needed. I honestly can say that I have not been in any situation where I said I didn’t like something, or wish I could change something.

I am Navin Patterson an international college student at Atlantic Cape Community College. My first year experience has been really great. I have gotten great support from my advisors and professors in pursuing my degree in Media Studies. Also the skills taught in classes are of tremendous help to my future career and goals in Media. The community at Atlantic Cape Community College is very open and welcoming and has left a lasting impression on me.

Atlantic Cape provided me with a great opportunity to take affordable courses and prepare for transferring to a four-year university. The quality of the classes varies greatly depending on the professor in charge of the course. Many professors are standouts who put a great deal of effort to make their lessons clear and entertaining while deeply engaging with students. Others may lack organization or do not go into enough detail during their lectures, making you feel like you are wasting your time and not learning anything. Many resources are available such as access to free tutoring and essay writing advice. Overall, Atlantic Cape serves as a good stepping stone for those looking to further their education.

This college is very small and makes you feel welcome. A lot of the teachers actually care about your academics and success in your time at this college. There are some bad seeds so I would do your research on the professors before choosing classes to ensure the right teaching style and attitude that will best fit you. I also recommend researching the credits that will transfer best to the college you would like to go to after ACCC. In doing so this will make not only your transition to another college easier but help you complete your degree at ACCC much faster without having to do extra time there. Most advisors try to give you the best recommendation for the path you should take to achieve your degree but in turn may cause you to stay longer than needed at ACCC. There is a suggested degree path shown on the website for your major I would follow that closely while also discussing with and advisor. In the end choose the path that's best for you!

I start in the fall at accc but I've been there for the open house, talked to other students and staff. I also tried their cafe food and it's really good plus the campus is pretty and there's a huge library.

Atlantic Cape is a pretty small and inclusive campus! Very easy to navigate with staff all around and always willing to assist you in any way. A wide range of students of different ages, races, cultures, etc., so it’s not too difficult to find your crowd. Professors are very understanding and easy to work with, and classes are totally customizable! Tons of different academic options as well as sports and clubs to get involved in the community.

I think community college gets a bad rap. I love Atlantic cape and think its a very good school especially for culinary arts which is what I am currently enrolled in.

I absolutely love the experience that I have had with this school. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a good college experience.

I love the small, intimate campus. The study options are endless. It has great nursing, allied health, and culinary programs. The teachers and students are very helpful and nice.

The amount of help you can receive with any financial questions is great! They are very flexible with meeting times and try to work with your schedule as much as possible.

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At this school, I am enrolled in the culinary program. It is a good environment, nice teachers, and good friends made

I like you have an option of online or in person classes. The professors are very helpful and there is a lot to learn.

Overall I’m half way through my education and moving to clinicals for the next 21 months. The education I have received and support by the professors has been very satisfactory.

My advice when receiving guidance by the school on classes to schedule every semester, talk to more than one advisor before setting your classes up.

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