Baltimore City Community College
- 2 Year
- BALTIMORE, MD
Community College
Baltimore City Community College
- grade C minusOverall Grade
- 2 Year
- BALTIMORE, MD
- Rating 3.47 out of 5 304 reviews
Baltimore City Community College Reviews
Rating 3.47 out of 5 304 reviews
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Love that they offer virtual/ online classes very helpful staff and willing teachers. I’ve appreciated my time here very much
The professors are really driven and focused on the students to succeed. The advisors are like nurturing family members that truly have your back.
This is my first year of college and I decided to do my classes online because I'm currently employed . However the professors are really helpful keep you updated with any new assignments we will be receiving each week. Also my teacher decided to have a tutoring on zoom for those students who need additional help so I believe that's a good thing to do.
I think my experience with Baltimore City College was at least average. I started community college in Fall 2017(before the pandemic). I'm a rather introverted student, but the students I met are pleasant and understanding. The professors were very sympathetic and took time for students to makes ends meet. And the staff was kind of mah, I don't know how to say it. But my experiences were going bad around the beginning of the pandemic. Every class was virtual. I didn't felt engaged to learn because I'm already home, so I get easily distracted and do something else. My only reason to log in to class was to get my attendance. And getting in contact with the faculty/staff was even worse online. Based on my experience, anyone I tried to contract never responds by phone because they are not in their office or possibly responding by email. After all, I never know when I will get a reply. I want to state that my time on the campus was decent, but my online experience was horrific.
Teaches are very nice and is willing to have a one on one session with you to understand the subject.
The ladies at the helpdesk wre kind, that is the only reason I gave them two stars. The staff on the helpdesk are extremely rude, I'm new I don't know all the procedures but they will either yell at me or respond with such an attitude whenever I ask a question.I dont know how they expect me to know what's going on when they don't tell you or respond to emails. I dont understand how such rude people work in customer service. I don't like to snitch, but since he was so rude, be careful of a man in admissions named Terrence .
Do not go here unless you completely have to and if you plan to transfer classes start as early as possible because they will take you all over the place. DO NOT rely on emails or phone calls, they will never get back to you, except maybe the success center, go to the help desk, no matter how disrespectful they are, and get it done there. And make sure your official transcript tells you when it's been opened, they might try to tell you they haven't received it.
Do not go here unless you completely have to and if you plan to transfer classes start as early as possible because they will take you all over the place. DO NOT rely on emails or phone calls, they will never get back to you, except maybe the success center, go to the help desk, no matter how disrespectful they are, and get it done there. And make sure your official transcript tells you when it's been opened, they might try to tell you they haven't received it.
I haven't begun learning yet just wanted to write a review on the staff. But I don't have high hopes after going through what I went through to register.
Online experience are not going will because I already failing one class and some professors don't more office hours and that's make me hard understanding. It really hard online .
I think of BCCC is a great school. Baltimore City Community College is the best other academic, Foods, Diversity. But sometimes we need professors that can explained will and it better for us to understand what were we doing.
My experience at Baltimore City Community College is very positive, while dealing with a pandemic. All classes are virtual, and I’ve yet to experience any technical issues. Teachers are patient and understanding when students are having issues with the learning material, and taking the time to thoroughly break down assignments when students is having problems.
BCCC was a great community college to attend. The professors are extremely knowledgeable of the subjects they teach. I found my professors to be easily accessible when needed. The curriculum was dead on. However, there is a need for additional areas to provide computer access. I believe the Nursing students should have a designated area in which to study and have access to lab for training longer.
Curriculum is well planned and easy to follow. in class computers are provided for several classes taken online. The assigned sight is easy to log into. Contacting the professors for questions and concerns via e-mail is easy while working online. Professors response time varied, but usually took no later that 20 minutes
Baltimore City Community college, is an easy two year college, that has many majors to choose from. My overall experience has been decent so far, and I admire many of my professors. They are very helpful, and want to see their students succeed.
This school has been a huge help to my education and career. They have an awesome staff. There will always be someone there to help no matter the situation. I will forever love this school and so will others. I love that they welcomed with opened arms. Thank you Baltimore City Community College.
Enrolling into BCCC was very easy. I did not have the hassle of not knowing what next steps to take or the run around in reference to making sure all balances were paid off for me to be ready to start my classes. The advisers are very helpful in picking a schedule and classes that work in your best interest. I was able to create a schedule that was fulfilling for myself with the option of taking classroom setting or online classes. Although I prefer to be in a classroom setting the online classes I took were not hard for me to ace due to the persistence of my professors. If help is needed they make sure to give you office times that they are available to meet with you.
Baltimore City Community College is a very diverse school. They create programs such as the Year-up Baltimore and Mayor Scholarships to help sponsor the less privileged students to attaining a college degree. They have a 90 percent admission rate which means there’s room for admission for almost everyone who applies regardless of their age, race, financial capabilities, and High School grades. BCCC is a place I always like to describe as the runway of an airplane for all students. This is because, it prepares students on how to get to their perfect takeoff spot to fly and achieve their academic success.
Baltimore City Community College is a nice school for someone in the Baltimore city area who wants to get a taste of what college course work is like. The teachers are nice and if you work hard and ask for help when you need it, there is always someone there who can help. The local area is not the best outside of the small school but on campus I did feel safe walking around for the time I was up there. Also tuition for an in state student isn't bad at all I am not too sure for out of state but I am pretty sure they definitely do not charge a ridiculous amount either. The food on campus is pretty average I think they could do better in that department but overall not a bad choice for a community college.