WCJC Reviews

I was sent back and forth from one window to another with different answers, when I wanted to know why all my classes had been dropped. All along I had been thinking that I had financial aid, and a small balance that could be paid before school started. Admissions, financial aid, payment office just aren't on the same page. Admissions first told me that I accidently logged on and dropped the classes myself, then they told me because of the balance I had which was 179 dollars that wasnt paid was the reason I was dropped. Finally went over to financial aid to come to find out that I'm on financial aid suspension. I was suspended for dropping my summer session(2) 2 classes that I paid for out of my OWN pocket! Nor are you notified!! With drop date being today August 17 I still to to this day have not received a letter/EMAIL saying that Im on financial aid suspension. The issue is that a letter was not sent nor email notifying me to haul behind and set up a payment plan! The financial aid office told me that I'm responsible to check online of status when online I was still being awarded money it had not been updated that I was suspended. I had registerd for Fall17 classes did my financial aid early and had been awarded. I wake up this morning and everything has been dropped! As soon as registration opened again the class that I really wanted is full now so Im patiently waiting for someone to DROP! Kindly spoke to the financial aid supervisor the answer to my question was under staffed is the reason a letter or email was not sent to me, and also that he was retiring soon one reason being of how under staffed wcjc is.

This college enjoys taking funds and people money and not actually helping students.

Wharton County Junior College is a fantastic alternative to attending state college right out of high school. I was able to pay my way through WCJC without student loans, and the professors were all knowledgeable and professional. I'm grateful for my start at WCJC.

Love this place...it's great how the employees actually care about the students and us homeless people who just stop by to cool off and charge a phone...wish more people were like this...faith in humanity restored

Horrible school and very rude people - especially in the Financial Aid office. I got accepted by sending in transcripts from the 2 universities I have been too and even sent these transcripts 37 times to the financial aid office. Financial Aid kept claiming they didn't receive the transcripts even though I get receipts when the transcript has been received and delivered so I know they got every one of the transcripts. I was supposed to attend this summer (2019) but now I'm not going to be able to because Financial Aid is saying that my most recent transcript from UH-V this Spring (2019) is NOT VALID and they sent it back (the ONLY time they have acknowledged actually receiving the transcript) but they are claiming I went to my first university recently and need the transcripts for that YET AGAIN - I have not been to the first university since 2015, so I shouldn't need to keep repeatedly sending those transcripts to them every single semester. Awful people who just do everything they can to get you NOT to attend. Now, I'm having to completely drop out of college when I only have 2 semesters left all because of this Financial Aid office. So thanks for nothing pos school.

Bunch of crooks. There are better institutions I can assure you. Business office sucks and add fees after you have paid for classes.

Avoid dealing with Emily Voulgaris concerning transcripts. She leaves early, does not respond to emails until deadlines she set have passed and passes the buck instead of helping process students. I am unimpressed with her work ethic and level of consideration and impressed with her ability to somehow retain employment.