Reviews

My English teacher is Bekka Van Horn, she is so helpful and the best teacher I have had throughout all of my years in school. I have become a much better writer since I have been at Jefferson and I am so excited to see how much information I can retain to further my education.

I was completely nervous about attending college. I did not know what to expect but I knew it was going to be difficult. Once I started my classes at Jefferson, I knew I made the right choice in attending there.

Jefferson, compared to other colleges, is not too expensive. It is worth the small classes and one on one time with the professors.

Do not procrastinate. Enroll in your prerequisites first, then enroll in classes required for your major; it will make it easier to be educationally organized. Get to know your classmates, they can help you in the long run. Join study groups, meet with an advisor, and stay ahead with your school work.

Jefferson is great for students willing to work hard towards a career and better their lives. This college is great for students who enjoy learning, meeting new people, and being responsible with their schoolwork.

JCC southwest is very helpful and friendly. AT this school all the teachers go out of their way to help you. Also the teacher here stay after class for any help you may need.

Do you work and turn it in on time, do not wait to the last minute to do it.

Some classes are hard, but most of all the teacher are willing to help out side the class room.

There are clubs to join here like the art club and ect..

JCC is very low costly, and you get your moneys worth and some I love it here.

phi theta kappa, art club, math club, quick recall.....

great, I feel safe at all times never have had a problem.

Jefferson Community and Technical College has specified programs between its many campuses, with differing classes at different campuses so that you can find classes that interest you and fit in with your major. The classes go into key ideas and develop into the specifics. You can learn about things applying to your major, or you can just fulfill elective requirements and take classes involving fields that you are simply interested in.

I love the friendly feel of Jefferson Community and Technical College campus in Shelbyville. Students come from all walks of life and are willing to talk to people whom they have never met. The professors want to help as much as possible and are willing to work with you inside and outside of class in order to do what it takes to get you through the class with growth and satisfaction. Because of the size of the campus, you see people you know every day, inside and outside of the classroom.

The cost is $125 per credit hour, and there is no housing so there is no cost for that as well as food. You can take as many credit hours as you desire, so you yourself can determine how much you pay. There is also great financial aid available that makes it even easier to go to school here.

Do not be afraid to speak to those around you. Jefferson is not similar to other schools in that you do not have all of these traditional students around judging you for the person that you are. Friends can be found in a variety of walks of life if only you open up a little. Also, do not be afraid to talk to your professors about problems that you are having. Most of them have taught at other schools and are at Jefferson for the friendly, community feel. They really are there to help you, not just as the cliche used for every school declares.

Jefferson Community and Technical College has a wide range of students and is great for anyone. Different personalities and interests will not effect the relationships that you develop on campus, nor the things that you learn.