Reviews

At Mott, most of the students are there to learn their basics and then move on to a bigger better four-year university. It makes Mott sound like a lame little stepping stone, but I love Mott. It has smaller class sizes, even for basics, and the teachers are awesome. You occasionally get the teacher that thinks they are the only class you have, but if you can manage the work, you can do it.

Mott is a smaller college, so it has a small campus and small classes. To me, that equals less walking, and more one-on-one with the teachers. I like it that way, and I am glad that I had a chance to avoid the giant classes that have over 400 students. Mott also has a fancy restaurant in the main building, and it is like going to a high class restaurant, but costs less. They also have all different kinds of clubs for students to join, and I am very disappointed with myself for not joining any while I was here.

A community college like Mott is definitely the best college to go to when you are short on cash. You get the classes for almost 70% or more off from the big time universities, and even better is that they transfer to almost every college. So you take the same classes for thousands less.

I suggest just taking the basics and not going into the electives type classes, like Forensic Anthropology. Almost all of the basics transfer perfectly, but the electives are different at each college and your electives might not transfer to the next college.

Mott is best for students with not a lot of cash. Some students are fresh out of high school and do not want to leave home yet, while others are going to college for the first time after 10 or 20 years out of high school.

Mott Community college is a great school. Its the top community college in the State of Michigan and on eof the top community colleges in the United States. For students who will start off at Mott for the first two years, that's a great choice. You will be learning alot about the major that who will want to persue. The good thing about Moot is that you will het all of your basic classea out of the way. And going to Mott for the first two years will get you ready for a four year university when you transfer. Overall you will learn many new things at Mott, and after Mott you will truly be prepared to transfer after completing two years.

Get registered for classes early, especially if you are going for the fall 2011 semester. Classes fill up quick. The campus at Mott Community college is great, its a great environment. Also Mott now has dorms, they share dorms witht the U of M flint, Baker and Kettering. The dorms are called the River Front resident hall, the prices are great, for a single room it's only $3,000 a year.

Mott is very affortable. That's the great part. Tution is not that much, so you will not have to worry about taking out a big loan like you would at a four year unuiversity. Its very good to start off here for two years then transfer to a four year university

Just make sure to get registered for classes early, they will fill up quickly. Get up to the campus early and do all the required things that you need to do.

Mott is great for all students. Anyone can come here and have the right to recieve their college education. Its great for anyone that wants to start off here then go on to a larger university.