Reviews

I am learning a lot in all of my classes. They go beyond what a standard teacher would do and explain it in detail.

I have made quite a few friends. Everyone has that small town attitude.

I really enjoyed learning and even if it doesn't transfer it gives you a background into a 4 year college that will allow you to stand out in all your classes and do a good job while getting good grades.

Even though it's a community college and some of the teachers are boring, there's still others that make an impact. You need to spend time on campus and figure out which teachers are the good ones so you don't get stuck in a going no-where class.

I like the NPCC south campus, the MPCC is okay too. The people are over all just people, some are nice and some are mean. You can usually tell when someone isn't friendly. Personally, I stay to myself but there's always two people you can talk with in class when you want.

It's definitely cheaper than other colleges, especially if you're just going to get basics here for a year or two and then transfer out.

*It's open admissions, you apply, you get in, just pay your tuition bills like a respectable student.
*Really think about your options, you're not going to get by if you hate the college you attend or if you just don't do the work.
*Beware of dorms on MPCC they are loud almost every night, especially when games are being held as the field is right across the parking lot.

Independent, all ages, foreigners, basically anyone who wants to learn.