Cleveland community college Reviews

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As an IT student, I've had a very mediocre experience studying for my double major (IT Networking and Systems Security). Just recently, however, I've gone through one of the most infuriating and stressful experiences I've had in years brought on by their NET-125 instructor. This instructor does not clearly list their standards for submitting work, and I've been given several zeroes for completed work that was submitted in their entirety, or missing one or so minor parts (such as leaving a comment saying you did the work). After several attempts to contact this instructor with no response, I've given up trying to talk with them about these grades.

For this reason and several others, I'm led to believe that this instructor does not care about the success of their students, contradictory to what they like to advertise. Their habit of giving zeroes for missing small portions of assignments that never actually pertain to furthering the students' education or demonstrate a student's competency with the material they've learned is a pointless and detestable practice. Would an instructor with a good work ethic and a genuine desire to teach and cultivate learning in their students give out the absolute worst grades possible to the pupils who are actively learning and submitting nearly completed work, but miss out on a few small details?

Had a great time visiting the welding school a Cleveland Tech College. Their welding course is superb and they teach the students everything they could possibly need to know about breaking in the welding career. The head instructor Tim Wisher is a personal friend and his associate Dana is a great place to visit and talk shop. I'm a retired pipeline welder I have known Tim for probably close to fifteen years now. he really cares about his students and wants them to progress to have a bright future. Mark Scott Shelby North Carolina

I have had the pleasure of training with the Small Business Center here for a number of years and they are the must-go-to place if you want to start a business or grow a business.

I am an instructor at CCC. I teach electronics, automation, and related engineering courses. I've been there about six years now and I have a lot of love for this place. All of the faculty and staff are exceptional people. They are all totally committed to the success of each and every student. CCC is also one of the best places I've ever worked.

You know I have a bro who goes here and I have heard really good things about this school. Overall I have never been here but he sound like he likes it so I'm going to tell him to write a review. I definitly think it looks cool from google maps though.

Online Classes are here are awful, furthermore only a select few of the professors here are worth having so that you can actually be taught something.

Pretty good for a community college. Currently in the second semester of my first year. Haven't had may problems. (:

Very helpful, Mr Omar Porter was awesome and I forget the financial aid guy name. But he was awesome as well. They both made the process of enrollment easy.