Reviews

Henry Ford CC has done alot lately to make it more student friendly. The new Welcome Center now houses most student services in one building. The teachers are dedicated professionals, who are focused on the well being of their students.

I suggest that any new student take time to get to know the campus, as well as sit down with an advisor.

Just because it is a community college, does not mean that the classes are easier. Students are expected to perform at a level equal to other higher education institutions.

This is a commuter school, however it does offer tons of student activities!

The food is great, and if you can't find something you like there are many restaurants near by.

There are tons of student activities on campus!

For 1/3 the price of a 4 year school, this college is an amazing deal!

Overall, Henry Ford Community College is a great school. I would highly recommend it for anyone looking to gain a great education for a reasonable price.

Always attend classes (unless your sick or there's something important you need to do of course!). Henry Ford is very strict on attendance. Some teachers will even give points for attendance, which can help your grade. So don't skip classes for no reason.

Talk to a counselor about your academic status at least once each school year to help keep up with your progress. They will give you the information you need to know about your major.

This school doesn't have a dorm.

The school has food that is okay (and kind of expensive). But you can always catch the campus shuttle to the mall and get something good to eat. Because of the mall option, I give it 5 stars.

Otherwise, as far as the school's food, I give it 3 stars.

If you have lots of time to burn between classes or after class, go to the mall. If you don't have a vehicle or just don't feel like driving, catch the campus shuttle. It's free!

This school saved me a lot of money. Tuition is very cheap here and if you live in Dearborn, it's even cheaper.

Henry Ford has a lot of programs. It's a great school for:
-Nursing & Other Health Related Careers
-Computer Information Systems & Other Computer Related Careers
-Graphic Design & Art Related Careers

There are many more, but these are a few I know about.

The campus is pretty safe and well lit. If something is going on or seems suspicious, the school will alert students. Also, campus safety will walk you to your car if you want them to.

The main downfall would be the Welcome Center's staff...rude. Overall, the school is really impressive to be a community college. As long as you choose your professors correctly, your experience can be amazing!

Get the most out the experience while saving money on the core classes you need! Use rate my professor to find great teachers! Stay focused on the goal and time will fly by.

Honestly, it could be better. This is dependent on many factors; the student mindset, which professors are chosen, and the people in the class(many times, professors plan the semester at a pace that they think will be beneficial to majority of the students). Overall, the rigor can range from so so/average to very good.

We don't have dorms.

The food is so so in the student center. Breakfast can be awesome if you catch the right cook, try the pancakes or waffles, french toast sticks are cool too and cheap. Have never eaten in the fancy restaurant.

There are always festivals and shows/concerts, round table discussions and groups/teams to join. Please take advantage of them! You might learn something or meet someone that you never expected.

Spring and Summer Semester can be a great way to get core classes in and over with quickly. It is more intense because the classes are accelerated but if you can stay disciplined for the 6-8 weeks, you will save money and time!! I took English and Math and had some great teachers that made sure the class understood the concepts, but it was nice because they didn't have to drag out a chapter for a month like they might have in the Fall or Winter.
It's worth it if you can stay focused!! Just do it :-)

For anyone wanting to get into shape, there is dance, yoga, Pilates and weight training available!

For someone looking to become a chef, the culinary program is STRONG!

For the student who has interest in Art but doesn't want to do the same old boring painting or ceramics class...Ice Sculpting and Cake Decorating classes are offered!


This college is great for students of all ages and even has a child care center on the campus for parents!!

For the student who doesn't have a car, there are shuttle services that pick up students from the nearby mall.

Has a little of everything

No greek life unfortunately.

Always patrolling campus and are available to you if you call. They have great response time.

I have been attending Henry Ford Community College to pursue my nursing degree. I believe the faculty is very superb. I am proud to be a student @ HFCC

Its okay to take it one steurp at a time. Do not feel rushed to complete your degree as soon as possible. Enjoy the ride!

The more time you put in the better the outcome. For every one credit you have to study two hours @ home. If you are taking a three credit class that is six hours a week that you are reviewing completing homework and studying.

Henry Ford Community College is a great establishment for those whom are returning students, or straight out of high school students. Small classes and helpful teachers makes learning such an easy passive trait here. There are also many secondary education possibilities, as well as a helpful staff, to get you to where you want to be.

Get help through the many resources available from the college. As a student tutor within the college's Learning Lab, I was able to help many students whom were having trouble with writing long essays. Make use of the many resources they give to you.

As a freshman, getting into the college lifestyle was challenging. Over time, Henry Ford Community College adjusted me to understand the system and how college works. So, I am more prepared to conquer a four year university by going to this college.

There are no dorms at Henry Ford Community College.

The Fifty-One restaurant is high class and very affordable! Everything that was cooked was cooked by students within the culinary program, and it was amazing! There is also a very affordable Cafe right next to it!

Sports, clubs, you name it! I was a part of five different clubs at one point in a semester, and it was extremely fun!

Very cheap and very worth it. The education I received is one that money can't buy, but what I did have to pay was very worth it. There is no point to spending three times the cost just to go to a four-year college right off the bat!

There are a lot of mythological card games being played in the back corner of the Cafe. I have never been into the whole Yu-Gi-Oh card game, but it seems that they have a lot of fun!

Everyone and everybody!

There are clubs and activities for nearly everything you can think of! I was part of a Human Rights, Astronomy, Computer Security, and a Honors Society all at once! So diverse!

Very safe campus! There are campus safety personal walking around every where you go, so you can always feel safe!

I like the location of their campus.
I like their Nursing program waitlist.
I like that all my credits will transfer to a 4 year University.

Make sure you take your ACT/SAT test.

For ever class you take; credit hours you must times it by two hours in order to successfully plan your study time, wotk time, fun activity time with friends an family.

No dorm but I am getting my first 1 bedroom apartment.

Eat with family to save money, or value menu.

At this time I don't know but I can't wait to find out.

Make sure you live near campus, so that you can walk instead of drive to school.

I like the fact that in Student Orientation they gave you a flash drive that connects you with everything pertaining to the college, along with your student information.

Community College is great for people on a budget, people that need to get their GPA higher before applying for a University, or for people that are choosing a 2 year degree.

I haven't participated in any clubs or activities but Student Orientation.

I haven't decided if I am going to pledge yet.

I feel safe on campus and respect the campus security.

Henry Ford Community college is a very diverse school with many different ethnicities. I believe it is a wonderful learning experience because there are so many different cultures bringing their own experiences and life lessons to the classroom. It is also very affordable for those who are short on funds.

Make sure you are well prepared to work hard and study even harder. Just because Henry Ford is a community college doesn't mean you won't be working just as hard as a well known university.

They have a wide variety of different programs and courses which makes it idea for a working student who is unsure of which program they would like to earn a degree in.

Henry Ford Community College does not offer on campus living, although there are many affordable off campus apartments and homes for rent within a 10 mile radius from the school making it ideal for full and part time students.

Henry Ford has a wonderful on campus restaurant ran by professionals as well as our very own student body. You will leave thinking you left a 5 star restaurant with only 2 star prices. Its an amazing place for a dining experience you wont forget.

Henry Ford offers every sport and activity you can think of from softball to dance to ice carving. They work around your class schedules and even help pay for your tuition.

From the student life to clinical work Henry Ford is the ideal place for a student who wants a high class education without breaking the bank.

Every single month there are different activities for you to be a part of. With such a large variety of cultures there is always something going on.

Great for any type of student.

We have an entire book full of different activities and clubs. Join one and make your college career one you'll never forget.

None that I am aware of.

Henry Ford Community College is located in a safe well lite area. There are security on campus at all times in the parking lot and in the buildings themselves.

HFCC have a very comfortable environment to study. The instructors are all dedicated to make sure every student succeed in their course.

always ask for help from your instructors!

very good.

there is no dorm at HFCC

Good food at the Skylight cafeteria

Walk in the woods during summer

Very cheap

the science building is magnificent

to get a great start for transferring to other colleges in the future

you can go on field trips according to the course that you are taking

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the safety is great, no problems since I attended the college

I am going for Nursing and Chemistry and the teachers are great and always try to help

It's so open and close to the mall

Amazing academics for cheap price

Yes I will learn a lot. I also would keep up with my studying at home with a member of my family. Every semester at this college, I want to learn something new that I never knew before I went to that college. Another thing I want to do is keep getting as much help with my assignments from my family and from some of the tutors at the college. I would also be following the curriculum that my advisor would be giving to me when I start tanking classes there to get my Associates Degree in Interior Design.The last and final thing I hope to do is pass all of the classes that I take with a 3.0 or higher. I also want to be called one of the students with a G.P.A. of 3.5 or higher. That are the reasons why I will be learning alot at Henry Ford Community College.

I will enjoy it so much there at Henry Ford Community College starting this fall. I would also enjoy being around some new friends that I have not ever met before in my life. I also would enjoy spending time with the new staff members and councelors because they would always be helpful to me when I need any help with anything at that college.

I would be looking for as many grants, loans, and scholarships that would help me pay for all of my classes and my supplies that will be needed for all of my classes. I also would be getting money from the covernment that would be very helpful for me finishing college. The last thing that I'm planning to do is get a part time job on campus and try to budget all of my money that I will be receiving from my job and my family members throughout the United States of America.