This college is very diverse. Met a lot of people ...
This college is very diverse. Met a lot of people of all backgrounds. Not saying this school is awesome and the best. However, I'm not saying it is awful. It's a comforting college to attend when you are fresh out of high school and confuse as to what path is worth taking. I came from a community college in Arnold, MD called AACC. I had the worst experience there and dropped out for a year. I came to CCBC as a last option. They have parties for the students. Games, clubs, food, trips and so much more. I had my run in with horrible students, teachers, and trip leaders. Nevertheless, this isn't a college to criticize or avoid. You will fit in or feel mellow enough to do your time and transfer later on. One lesson I have learned in my few years of attending is to take nothing personal, don't sweat the small stuff like teachers being too demanding, and never give up even when the road (grade) seems to be going downhill. I literally thought I would flunk out of college because I wasn't committed to the work. Here I am 3 years later (I didn't go to school in the summer and winter like rich kids do) with a 3.0 GPA and acceptance into Towson University, Frostburg University, Chadron State College, and Coppin State University. Those are the sole universities I applied to but thanks to CCBC and hard work, I have those options and am eternally grateful.