Cape Cod Community College Reviews

299 reviews

I haven’t really started my journey yet at Cape Cod Community College, it has only been a couple of days since the school year has started. I can’t wait to see what the semester brings.

I am very happy with my experience while attending cape cod community college. The teachers in my department are so funeral and very knowledgeable. Being able to study something I am passionate about that is other wise not easily accessible to me.

I really enjoyed my time at CCCC. I entered as a fully remote student and was able to graduate within two years with my associates degree without any issues. I had many excellent professors who helped me along the way and a really amazing advisor who always had my back when I needed it. All of my classes were academically vigorous and interesting and the whole process of tracking what I needed to do to succeed was made extremely easy due to my advisor. If you're looking for a low cost college experience I would most definitely suggest attending CCCC. And even if you do want to attend a four year university at some point, they also make transferring a breeze since this institution is only for two-year degrees.

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Very close knit between the staff and students. Chill atmosphere, and wonderful professors. You get the same information as expensive schools with much less cost.

Racist feminists, if you are a feminist make sure you are not a white old women that only discriminates male minorities, which also indirectly discriminates women of color too. Make sure you are also not married to a white male privileged wealthy male, your parents weren't privileged already, and you are not raising your kids to become racists. Other problems this school has is a clear drug addiction, they come high to give classes, and take down students.

Amazing experience with so much support from professors and staff. I have grown so much and learned so much during my time at 4C's. This is a college that celebrates diversity and students represent a plethora of different backgrounds, ages, and circumstances. I felt that the majority of staff were helpful, supportive, caring, and understanding. However, the campus is quiet and lacks student engagement. There is an obvious quietness and students seem to mostly keep to themselves. Overall, my experience here was fantastic and I wish I could have continued my education here for a bachelors.

The professors at the college are really nice and they try to be very understanding to their students! You can find the courses that you need and are not too difficult to work with!

From the beginning I was going to attend a university. I had no plan to go to a community college but, I am so happy that I did. In all honesty I feel as if a community college and a university share the same exact things. Community college might not hold dorm rooms, but they hold good relationships in amazing professors. Cape Cod community college has helped me so much throughout the way. I have met new friends, I have learned new things from professors I got to meet, and I even was exposed to amazing opportunities. I recommend the school to anyone and everyone that asks me what they should do for their next step once they leave high school. I have heard a lot in my past about how people would never want to attend a community college but, it is probably one of the best moves a person can make.

I graduated in 1979 and loved every minute I was a student. Even 42 years later, I continue my education with 4C's professional business development courses. The small campus is intimate and has very comfortable classrooms. It is very easy to walk from one building to the other. In addition, the Professors are happy to teach here, have great teaching skills, and have accommodating attitudes. I am so glad I chose to live on Cape Cod and attend this great two-year college. RP

Maybe the worst possible public institution. A staff full of rude and unprofessional workers, who do not listen and treat students like kindergarteners. I came in simply looking to complete one course, be prepared for rude staff members and inadequate information about the courses you are looking to take. Also be prepared for them to sell you the wrong books, and refuse to give refunds or make accommodations! The biggest waste money, an absolute scam! For the price you are paying the education you are receiving is laughable. If you are looking to complete classes as a guest student, or are looking to attend this institution at all DO NOT!!! There are plenty of other community colleges, that treat their students with respect.

The professor clumsily copied and pasted her syllabus verbatim into an online platform that was just a string of words without clear indicators of assignments, due dates, necessary links and/or assignment descriptions. The platform was not user friendly but the professor’s lack of effort at cleaning up her online syllabus made navigating the course wildly inefficient.

I really enjoyed the online learning aspect of this college. The professors are very helpful and respond promptly. It allows flexibility for a working student.

Cape cod community college is a wonderful college. The classes are flexible and aplenty. The instructors are very nice and helpful in anyway they can. If you are a student that is willing to put in the work then you have endless opportunities at this school. The advisor department is also helpful but depending on you situation and be an asset to your studies.

As said before, I took all of my courses online. This was incredibly important for me because the college I had planned on attending required in-person learning despite the pandemic. The professors struggle with Zoom and the technical aspects of online learning, but it is entirely understandable due to the sudden transition they had to undergo to shift their platform.

Cape Cod Community College allowed me to take fully online classes smoothly when other colleges required students to be on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic. Attending helped me get some of the basic classes I needed out of the way at a fraction of the cost of other colleges. All of my professors were friendly, and they have all worked so hard to make the remote classes work for us students. Unfortunately, because I was a remote student, I cannot rate some of the variables Niche offers.

Cape Cod Community College is a great college for fresh kids who are starting off their first year of college. They are very welcoming and have helped me in choosing my career for my future.

I have learned so many new topics while trying to find a major to have a career with in the future. The teachers have taught me more than what I realized I thought I knew.

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I did take one online class and dropped it early on. Cape Cod Community uses the Moodle online system, which is a very easy program to learn. It is fairly easy to use Moodles' checklists to make sure that you've finished all you need to do. However, many instructors make you log on mulpitle times a week for "group engagement" which basically means posting in a forum group. I did find this a lazy form of teaching, as many of my physical classes were once a week with extra homework, while the online classes mostly focused on attendance and posts rather than long form homework. Overall, the online system is average; not the best form of learning but will get the job (or degree) done.

Cape Cod Community College is a pretty average community college. There are small class sizes and the most helpful staff. However, if you take one major and don't get along with the "main" instructor, good luck as many courses are only taught by one staff member. If you are just looking for a cheaper option for college, this is for you. Be aware that you will feel like you are back in high school. There are few "new thoughts and opinions" and all staff members support general Cape Cod views. Just, meh.

I loved my experience at CCCC. I thought the campus was easy to navigate, the staff were all helpful and experienced, and it was affordable. I especially enjoyed all of the many art curses I took there!

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