Reviews

A lot of people put down community colleges, but I have been able to learn a lot due to the small class sizes.

I love the personal feel of this school, the classes are small and all of my professors have taken the time to learn a little about me and my fellow classmates.

Definitely worth the tuition cost, community colleges are cheaper than big universities. It would be wise to go here to get your AA if you plan on doing a 4 year or more degree!!

Don't goof off, especially if you just got out of high school, college is a lot different. You are more responsible for yourself, most professors will not say anything to you if you do not turn in your work.

Those wanting a personal and small college. It's easy to find things and the classes are small.

The teachers here are all very student-oriented. They take the time to give you their office hours and various ways to contact them if you are having trouble and if you do ever happen to go by, they'll be there to happily assist you. There's also a fantastic assortment of tutors and assistance to help you on your way and through your classes in the centers we have here.

I love Jacksonville and the college has that smaller, high school feel to it. The campus is beautiful, speckled with flowers, sculptures, and new age architecture, and there's plenty of things to do! If you're waiting for a class to start, why not go chill out in the Japanese zen garden? It's so simple to navigate and if you don't know where you're going, the entire first week of class there are people there specifically to help you out. The people are all sweet and the landmarks are gorgeous. Jacksonville is a great place to live!

For a school of this quality, it is definitely not as pricey as it could be. Some of the top teachers in the state and even more prestigious than that have been hired to mold some of the finest minds from people who sometimes didn't even know they were capable of such feats. Financial aid is also there to help you whenever you need and they are more than willing to pull some strings for your individual circumstances.

This is a great school for first-time college students. If you happen to mess up, the faculty are more than willing to help out and try their best to give you advice. Most of the classes are very similar to high-school classes and due to the smaller class sizes, you get a lot more individual time with your professor to maximize learning.

First-time college students. Students looking for small class sizes and a high school feel. Students looking for a smaller, easier to navigate college. Students looking for friendly, accepting peers and understanding faculty. Students who want to test out the waters and find their major.

they are really on you on what to do and how to do it. the key is to stay consistent and pay attention. review your notes and don't slack off.

stay on your a game.

keep pushing your self.

never joined their dorm system.

great food at affordable prices.

open gym, pool table, foosball table. just check their lounge.

saves you money, classes are about under 400.

can't say for sure.

who wants to work hard and be successful.

they always have something to do at fscj. just go look for their bulletin board or like their facebook page.

cops drive around to make sure there is safety all around.

I am learning so much from my professors. They are very helpful and are there for you. Plus the classrooms are not so big so it makes the learning environment easier and comfortable.

I enjoy Florida State College. The college itself offers so much for their students and there is a lot of activities for students to join. They also have sports for those who are into sports and play sports.

This college is a great way to start because first its cheap to start at and you are not paying so much for your first two years in college.

I love the teachers I picked this years. I have the best schedule.

Lots of people that I have networked with.

Stay Focused and Don't blow access to the opportunities that your college has for you.

Internet, Business and Ambitious Students.

This college so far has been a great experience for me. I am currently taking online classes and I love the blackboard program, it's easy to navigate and communicate with your professors. All the classes are mapped out and simple to understand.

Before delving into your classes, make sure to look at the calendar of activities to map out how you want to set up your assignments for the week. This way, you will never be overwhelmed with your work and you can keep a good pace. Also, never be afraid to ask questions because the professors are helpful and there for you.

I do not live in a dorm.

I don't go to school on campus. I take online classes.

I'm a gamer at heart. Online games are my favorite and I also love spending time with my pet rabbit, Thumper!

Very gentle to wallet area so no need to worry about financial difficulties.
Small classes so for all of you shy people this will be fine for you.
Easy access to the information you are looking for.

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Keep up with your grades if you want to go far in this college, any college for that manner

There are no dorms as far as I am concerned

Many restaurants to grab some food at ( ie McDonalds, Burger King etc.)

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CHEAP AND AFFORDABLE for all people, thanks to FASFA.

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Students who plan to have small classes, one on one with the teachers, and access to a wide variety of information on things going on around campus.

Tons of clubs and the best thing is that you can form a club ad expect many people to come.

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Security is pretty tight at downtown campus so you should feel safe.

Florida State College at Jacksonville is a wonderful school that offers a little bit of something for everyone, whether you are all about location or the layout of campus there are several different options, and depending on what you're degree is in you will most likely be attending one class in particular. All of the professors are amazing, they care about their students and go out of their way to make sure they are providing a quality education. All of the facilities are great as well, each campus feels like it's own little community.

Make sure you stay on top of your work because there will be a lot of it. The libraries are great places to study but there are also specific study rooms set aside if you need to be alone which really comes in handy when you're studying for a test. Finally, make sure you are getting to know your professors and fellow students, you never know when you're going to need a letter of recommendation or study partners.

I'm one student who loves a challenge and I have yet to attend a course through fscj that wasn't challenging in one aspect or another which tells me I'm receiving a quality education.

Unfortunately, there are no dorms, but there is plenty to do around campus to make you feel like you live there.

Each campus has their own vendors usually being Starbucks/Subway, and there are many other options to choose from.

There is always something to do, I really suggest joining a club, you'll meet new people while volunteering or going on field trips. Also, there are so many clubs, I would even recommend joining a few.

FSCJ offers a lot in terms of 'bang for your buck's. Many of the professors are doctors in their field and they come from some of the most revered universities. Also, there are several Bachelor's degrees offered that are the same quality as you would find at any of the surrounding universities.

FSCJ is great for anyone who enjoys small classes and being involved in their community.

As stated earlier, there are lots of clubs to choose from, there is something for everyone.

There are a few Greek Life opportunities offered.

Lots of campus security guards are constantly present to ensure every students safety.

Wide range of class choices.

Nice campuses, and online classes are great as well.

You can learn as much as you put into it!

Apply for FASFA and Bright Futures, and don't wait till the last minute to sign up for classes as the better teachers will already be taken.

Classes are really cheap with financial aid.

My school year here has been very enjoyable. The classes are rigorous enough and the students as well as the staff challenge you to do better and excel. Not to mention tuition and other payments are fair

Get your financial aid in on time, Don't skip class, purchase your books online if you can, and sign up early for classes.

Hang ut with friends, clubs, bowling, beaches, movies etc.

You definitely establish long lasting friendships and they offer plenty of scholarships and aid to students.

Club week!! Library is where its at

Its great for hard working students, laid back, sociable and more

Phi Theta kappa! honors clubs, and ethnic as well as religious ones

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