Good education at a fair price, just don't trust t...

Good education at a fair price, just don't trust their academic counselors. You really have to do your own research on classes needed. I graduated with an associate's degree and was told by the counselor that I didn't need any other classes or general education courses to transfer to a 4 year university's bachelor's degree program, that my ADN "completely" covered me. That was a lie. I had to go back to KVCC to complete 8 ( yes, eight!!) general education courses that were not covered with my associate's degree. I met with a counselor again per protocol to set up a major.... and guess what? I was misled AGAIN. I was advised to select General Education as a major when if I had selected MTA Transfer as a major, all my classes would have been paid for through the Pell grant. Word to the wise----Do your own research because their academic advisors certainly do not stay up to date and current on their own institutions programs and requirements for transfer.