Reviews

While attending Pitt Community College I have learned a lot. Such as English, to math and college life (skills). I have even learned more knowledge about Biotechnology than I knew before.

I enjoy being at Pitt Community College because there are a lot of things to do on campus that many individuals do not realize is there. Such as activities, clubs, and places to hang out at. I actually enjoy going to the events on campus.

I would say paying for the education and attendance at Pitt Community College was worth it.

My tips for prospective students would be stay safe, follow the rules, have a positive mind to have your priorities straight and face your fears of procrastination. Also, be in class everyday on time and do your homework. It'll come in handy at the end, which would leave you very proud.

Pitt Community College is great for varies students. There's really no preference because any type of individual is welcome.

Pitt Community College is a wonderful option for adult learners. I would recommend this college for anyone who is seeking to obtain a 2 year degree, take continuing education classes, or study to transfer to a 4 year university.

Join the clubs that are on campus so that you can meet new people. Make sure that you register for the classes you want as soon as registration opens so that you get into the class you want.

A wonderful place to learn.

There are no dorms, but there are some great apartment complexs in the area.

They have a new cafeteria in the Goess Student Center. The food is great there are also several restaurants around the campus such as McDonalds, Zaxbys, Taco Bell and there is also a Sheetz.

There are lots of activities on campus and lots of club to join.

Lots of clubs and lots of activities to join every month there is some type of activity on campus.

The police on campus pay attention to the needs of the students and have also built a new police station on the campus to further the needs of the students.

PCC is a 2yr degree school that offers a wide variety of degree and certificate programs. The classes are small but the school is growing by leaps and bounds. PCC is a great place to start or continue your higher education.

Come prepared to learn. Don't waste your time or money if you aren't.

Classes can be tough but teachers are more than willing to help out.

no dorms on campus

Plenty of food on and around campus.

PCC athletics, ECU athletics, Uptown Greenville

Definitely worth the money.

No weird traditions

This school is great for students of any age wanting to further their education.

Plenty of Club and organizations on campus for students to get involved in. It's also highly recommended that you join an organization.

no greek life

PCC is a very safe campus

in rating pcc i will give the school a 10. the reason why is because of the staff, they are very personal and up front with each individual student regardless of their age. another reason i went as high as a ten is the school is small, compact and easy to navigate around to get to your classes easily.

tips for prospective students are i would say; 1. stay in constant contact with your advisor 2. communicate regularly with your professors and 3rd. be on time with all deadlines if possible turn all things, papers, forms and assignments in before they are due.

pcc academic rigor is a 10 they push towards academic excellence. academic rigor is very important it means your future. as a student find out your schools academic rigor model to make sure that as a student you can reflect this in your work, your performance which in turn demonstrates your thinking skills.

pcc does not have dorms you have to find your own housing, however pcc does have a list of housing that is close to the campus. the list rating is a 10.

pcc has a very good cafeteria that offers a variety of foods for everyone to enjoy, their rating is a 10 with me. eating on campus saves you time, gas and you can eat and work in a quite clean environment. however, there are restaurants near campus, actually across the street. then you run the risk of losing that good parking space you found this morning.

fun can be found right here on campus, check the school website calendar for activities and events. i have gone in the gymnasium and participated and several of their activities and had fun.

the cost of your tuition,books and classes does not compare to the invaluable experience you will have before going off to a four year university. i give the school a 10.

pcc is perfect for that student that wants to further their education with out the high cost, and the loans associated with colleges. it is also great for the student that does well in a small personal learning environment.

i give the clubs and activities a 10 if you are a people person join a club and by all means participate in the school's activities they are fun.

i am 5'2 small in statue and i feel very safe on campus. i have taken night classes my freshmen year and never felt apprehensive about walking around the campus at night. plus the campus has a lot of light at night with lots of light poles to park under. also the campus police is in a central location.
safety is a 10.

pitt community college is a great school. we have many resources to get help to gain understanding. i feel that this school could really further my education.

this school isn't one to spoon fed, the work is given and it's up to you complete that assignment or just take what you got coming a zero.

pitt community has a swift moving dining area the foods pretty decent this is mostly used for studying during extra time.

there's not many fun options provided besides the gym or the dining hall just to catch up with friends.

this schools tuition pays for lots of the resources that students don't even realise they have most things that you pay for are all ready accredited upon paying tuition.

this campus is possibly one of the most safe. we have campus police and the public safety advisers that maintain a controlled learning environment.

I have actually only taken online classes here at Pitt because of my demanding work schedule. I am currently taking a biology class and I have learned more from this online class than I could ever imagine in a classroom. My teacher is passionate about what she does and it makes it so much easier to learn and have fun in the class.

I honestly would rather prefer attending a university, but this is a great alternative. The staff really tries to do what they can to make your college experience worth it. Everyone I have spoken with shows compassion and are willing to help out most situations.

The cost of Pitt is one of the bigger factors affecting my decision in coming here. I planned on attending a university, but was afraid that I could never afford the school without having to take out loans. I applied here and financial aid is enough itself to cover the costs of my classes and books.

Stay organized and keep everything for your records. Apply for financial aid because it will truly be a big help to your wallet. Meet deadlines. Once you fall behind on one assignment, it is hard to get back up. Do not choose dropping classes as your first option, talk to your teachers and try to work something out if you are struggling. Finally, just stay focused. Tell yourself everyday that you can do it and look at the bigger picture of your future to motivate yourself.

Self-motivated learners, students on a tight budget, distance learners.