Community college of vermont Reviews

Worst college to ever deal with! I'd like to address that it has been over a year and no one from CCV has ever reached out as stated below. Great follow through......

Would give it 0 stars if I could. Least helpful college experience I ve ever had, my math teacher would say things such as you gotta times it instead of this problem requires multiplication . Received a much better education within my public high school. Tried using ccv as a place to take a few classes to transfer to a different school, terrible mistake. By all means take classes just to get the credits but it is tedious, not challenging at all, and almost painful to sit through classes. Along with all of that, ccv does not allow you to attend a class, decide it isn t for you within the first week, and drop with no questions. They will take your money instead. If you don t like a class you some how need to know that before ever attending it.

This college is filled with money-grabbing liars, preaching hope and then they rip it away from you. Mgmt will do everything to cover up and protect staff at the cost of the students including threatening, colluding, and retaliation against students. Truly sad. STAY AWAY!

Started as a student, ended up as an employee! Truly a great place to work or start your college career.

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The one I went to WAS in downtown Burlington on cherry street, the recruiter did a excellent job getting me in, eventially I had to leave because of medical reasons via chronic pain.
The college changed into, inpatient, man hating, feminists who set the tone and the culture, nah, I aint got the patience for all that.
Expensive and very little student aid, penny lynch was a advisor and she sucked! I'm glad she left and that Aimme veira, all a bunch of man hating feminists demons.
Pretty women but worthless souls.
It is a shame, NECI, CCV, all were downtown, i could walk everywhere, real shame indeed.

Great professors and affordable. Amazing experience.

Navigating college can be stressful of course, but CCV gets five stars from me. I'm on my second semester, fully online, (Canvas and Self Service are easy to use and sensible in terms of what can be done in them), and I love the diversity and range of classes available. I've always been responded to promptly for any concerns and even for questions I probably could have just answered for myself! My advisor Tupiate Mubiay gets a shoutout too, because he's been awesome. I am looking forward to completing my Associate's. The cost is also not only reasonable (unless you want to get into a bigger discussion about education costs), and every attempt was made to help navigate financial aid eligibility in multiple avenues. IMO a lot of issues are not the fault of the college itself per se, but involve much bigger economic/political structuring in the US. In my experience CCV makes it as easy as possible.

It's a lot nicer than the St. Albans campus, but the traffic in the area is really bad.

It's another community college but the teachers are great