Reviews

The classes were great. It was easy to transfer to a larger university. The classes were comparable to what you would learn at a big school but much smaller classes.

The classes were small and the students friendly. Very easy to find help from a classmate or instructor if having problems in class.

Great education for a very low price.

Check Crowder out.

Non-traditional and students just out of high school. It helps the non-traditional students ease back into school and it helps the just out of high school with the transition from high school to big university.

Some of the classes may be hard but they have tutors to help you when you need it. Also the teachers will work with you if you try to talk to them.

This is a very small school, it is more structured like a high school than a college (extra activities wise), though they have college level work, that will help you succeed in life.

I have gotten in on scholarships and Pell grants and have no extra fees to pay. Though books may be expensive they are necessary for some classes.

This is a great College expectually for people fresh out of high school. If you are going to apply, apply early so you have time to relax before you have to start. Also get books ASAP because if you wait some time you will not have the chance of having a used book.

People right out of High School and people who are out of the swing of college life.

The one on one student/teacher help is amazing. The teachers are willing to go out of their way to help you pass the class. Most classes are interesting (depending on what you like) and the teachers keep it fun.

I love the Cassville Campus where I currently attend. The students and staff are helpful and nice. It is a short drive from where I live and I never dread going to school.

I believe Crowder has the lowest tuition rate but check up on that. Enrolled as a full time student my total only came to 1800+-. That is so cheap compared to a four year school or others.

Apply to Crowder and get financial aid out of the way quick. There always seems to be a problem involving this with my friends and I. Also, be prepared to transfer to a four year college and make sure all of the classes you are taking will transfer. Don't just check with Crowder to see if they transfer, check with the other college too.

Students who need one on one help with certain classes to prepare them for a university. Parents or adults who want to enroll back in college. Students who graduated early from high school.

I am learning tons of things going to Crowder College. Majoring in Computers and Networking Support, the classes are very detailed and teach from bare basics of computers to very advanced networking information like Cisco and Linux.

I am very much enjoying being here at Crowder. I have met so many new people and it has kicked me out of my shell that I had during high school. I haven't yet ran into the mean or unfair instructor which is a real treat. The faculty members that work at Crowder are very helpful.

Crowder is very much worth the experience and very affordable for people that want to get an associates degree or want to transfer to a university or other school.

If you decide to come to Crowder and are having troubles with a class, ask for help. Tutoring is just an ask away. If you pass a class with flying colors, help somebody that needs help in that class the next semester. Have fun but be responsible.

Great for people that don't have problems with learning. Great for people that don't have troubles with online classes or flex classes because you will probably wind up having to take on sometime. Great for first time college students that are trying to adjust from high school life to college life.