SUNY Adirondack Community College
- 2 Year
- QUEENSBURY, NY
Community College
SUNY Adirondack Community College
- grade COverall Grade
- 2 Year
- QUEENSBURY, NY
- Rating 3.58 out of 5 373 reviews
SUNY Adirondack Community College Reviews
Rating 3.58 out of 5 373 reviews
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I love the campus and the classes. The professors are great and the class information is thorough. Campus is a great environment and is central enough that you have other places to go within a reasonable distance.
I like the residence hall a lot. The rooms are really nice and the staff is nice too. I just don’t like the teachers.
Suny Adirondack is a small campus but it has a lot going on. Every week something new is happening, such as guest speakers for the environment, or equality for women and art galleries. There are also a lot of different and great clubs that host activities. like The forest bathing book club and planting inch plants. The professors here do whatever they can to help a student succeed. They're always understanding about what's happening in someone's life and will try to create solutions for any problems. There are also many places on campus to help with student success, such as counseling, CAB, EOP, Math lab, reading and writing help, academic success advisors and much more.
So far, going to this college is the best thing that's happen to me mentally since my first summer job. While living away from my parents was one thing, the teachers I have at SUNY are very supportive and the food is great!
During this past year, this school was supportive and made students feel engaged and part of a community although we were studying on-line.
I had to take some summer classes to finish my degree. Most of my online classes were pretty easy, but it all depends on the professor. I had a very difficult time with one class, and the professor wasn't very helpful or didn't really care. I would email the professor questions and they failed to help me out. I would suggest to anyone taking online classes is to be very self-disciplined before making a decision. It's a lot of work, and you have to be on top of the work and refer to your syllabus everyday to make sure your keeping up with your assignments.
My overall experience is that it is a great school with room for more and talking to the right people as well as being an advocate
When you have professors that are communicating and teaching you the material it is really great and the virtual learning can feel personal like in-person learning . Without that you are lost just like the rest of your class.
Online learning has always been a struggle for me. Since COVID has happened the professors are very understanding and helpful if you need help with something.
Office personnel are terrible but the teachers are good and there are a ton of helpful resources on site
Online learning is extremely easy with ACC. Blackboard is used and it's universal and simple. Teachers are helpful as well.
It was okay. Very hard and teachers do not help you out. They have lots of tutoring but they do not help either. DO NOT GO. Waste of time and money.
I thought it was great at first, but classes are very hard, fast paced. Super annoying teachers and not worth it. Great food and people but I hate it. Advisors are nice but besides that not worth the money. Got kicked out because I had a below 2.0 gpa. Awful. And lots of older adults in classes.
It was okay to take online classes at acc it the class was done through blackboard. If it was to send assignments over email, I would not recommend taking the class. The professor can’t always located your email and end up marking you 5 points off for it being late.
The professors I've had so far have been great and they are all devoted to helping their students. My favorite part about SUNY Adirondack is it's incredible student resources. My favorite resource is the Center for Reading and Writing (CRW) which is a free resource that helps students write anything from research papers to poems.
The college at first seems like a well kept and kind place to be but the longer you’re there I feel the image of the college gets worse and worse
Great setting...wonderful professors! I had a wide variety of academic experiences that helped me decide what I wanted to study in the final 2 years.