Blinn College
- 2 Year
- BRENHAM, TX
Community CollegeOnline
Blinn College Reviews
Rating 3.59 out of 5 1,263 reviews
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Easy process to register for classes, lots of online classes, and most of my professors have online reviews to get a feel of the course before registering.
I start my first semester at Blinn in January, but I have visited the campus multiple times and everyone has been very kind and welcoming and has helped me get started there.
Blinn College has an excellent Music program and other programs for different majors. The professors are nice and are always willing to help a student out.
Very friendly staff, awesome atmosphere, and it's a great place to thrive and become the best version of yourself.
I love the college. The atmosphere is great and the students and faculty are friendly. It is truly an amazing experience to have been a part of.
I loved Blinn. The professors were very helpful. The cost is cheap. It's a quality education. Be sure to check out the clubs and organizations they have.
The advisors and the dean at the Sealy campus are amazing. They really work with you to find the best schedule and the best professors possible. Of course, some professors are not always up to snuff and are not there to help students learn, but either give them are hard time or just keep everyone happy and dumb by giving them huge curves and passing the entire class. Blinn did not handle the pandemic very well in my experience, but depending on my professors, I was able to do well.
It had a lot of opportunities! Very connected to Texas A&M and professors knew how to help to get you in!
My experience in blinn college has been very humbling and mind opening. Going to college is more than the experience it’s an opportunity to become something better than what you already are. Blinn College prepare you to be knowledgeable in many areas of academics.
Overall my experience has been good. I enjoy attending Blinn and the environment of the school. I do wish the school were easier to contact and to communicate with. Often times I have mic ups in registration or other similar issues, and it can be very difficult to find help.
I'm an international student so I had no idea what to expect when I came to the US I was pleasantly surprised to find how friendly and approachable all the staff and students were.
It definitely made a difference with me feeling comfortable on campus.
The teachers reply to emails within the hour, answer phone calls and they are even available whenever I visit their office to get further information on classes or to even help me understand more. The one issue I have is the availability of tutors there isn't many so they are extremely busy although I am grateful for any available help, sometimes it's just difficult to get one when I am in need of it.
It definitely made a difference with me feeling comfortable on campus.
The teachers reply to emails within the hour, answer phone calls and they are even available whenever I visit their office to get further information on classes or to even help me understand more. The one issue I have is the availability of tutors there isn't many so they are extremely busy although I am grateful for any available help, sometimes it's just difficult to get one when I am in need of it.
a great campus to study at and make a lot of new friends. I was able to go to campus and talk to others on how great it can be.
The college itself is fine just wish I would've been told it has no coorelation to transfering to A&M.
I can't really say much due to me only being a freshman currently, but I will give my thoughts on this college so far. When It comes to student life on campus, I can say it's very lively, with lots of events for students to do. Especially welcome week for students new and old, having block parties, trivia night, and club fairs to look out for, so I couldn't say I had been all that bored. The professors I choose for this semester have been incredible, but that's thanks to "rate my professor," so when they say use it, USE IT. Housing is excellent, with a wide selection of dorms, like Beazley Hall, Mill Creek, and Weeler Hall, just to name a few. The food here is also excellent, with a variety to choose from Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner every single day. If I have to name some cons, the website for your My Blinn Portal is outdated, so there is a bit of a learning curve, and the diversity here is well below average, but besides that, it has been a great experience so far.
My experience wasn't the best due to my adjusting to college. What's for you might not be for you. Go to college kids. Pursue anything you want. The world is yours.
Student support facilities are lacking at the Bryan location, and student aid office could use an overhaul, but the offerings are amazing for the price.
It has a been a great experience and most the professors want to see you do well in school and in your future life.
One thing I really like about Blinn College is that it’s a community college so it’s cheaper then big Universities. It is more expensive then other community colleges because of the unique dorms they have. It gives me the independence that I need to learn coming straight out of High School, without it putting me in too much debt. I first finished all of my core classes first then I take my prerequisite classes so it can be fresh on my mind after I transfer to a University for a Bachelors. I was lucky to sign up for the easiest classes, so the class work wasn’t hard if you actually put in effort. The dorms are all nice too, but there is some rotten eggs in the bunch but that’s at every dorm I believe. If you have a problem or a certain issue with things the staff at the administration office are very good at communicating. There are also a lot of different places you can go to study. Rather it’s outside, inside, or by yourself. So overall my educational experience was a 10/10.
Every time I have had a question their staff is so willing and eager to help me, and have been so helpful helping me pick out what classes will best benefit me and my goals. All my professors that I have had this semester are so down and Earth and seem to have a well needed sense of humor to each of them.
I am new to Blinn College, but I will try to digress what I have learned so far. I have found that because of its proximity to Texas A&M University much of the off campus life is blended with A&M students. I think this is great because many Blinn students(myself included) intend to transfer to Texas A&M after we finish our credits at Blinn. I have had mixed results with my professors. Sometimes lectures are hard to follow, and instructions are unclear. Other professors have been great. The coursework is fairly challenging, but I know that Blinn is doing a good job of preparing us for the transfer process.