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Cpcc is great learning environment I have amazing teachers and it is very inclusive of international students which we appreciate as international students.

Cpcc is an overall good community college. One of the best and most known community college in North Carolina. Hard work and definetrly prepares you no matter whether you're transferring or entering the workforce afterwards. Most professors are caring and work with you.

Overall I had a good experience at Central Piedmont community college. It’s a great school to go to when you are transitioning from high school to college. Even if you decided to go back to school after a few years. Another plus it’s that the classes are very affordable and financial aid can help out a lot as well. If you just want to get some general courses out-of-the-way Central Piedmont is the school to go to.

This is a great way to start school to get a feel of college, before transferring to a major university. I love the setting, and the teachers.

Central Piedmont is filled with friendly staff and students. This campus holds various activities from blood drives to geek fest and even mini-festivals that celebrates different cultures. For the workload aspect, it is not strenuous if the student is organized with their time.

I have attended many continuing education classes at this school. The campuses are very clean but a little difficult to get to, This school is perfect for someone planning to transfer to a 4 year college.

The faculty at Levine campus are pretty much useless. Almost all of the people that run front desk have no idea what they're doing and are rarely helpful. Councilors, schedule advisors, etc. are rarely helpful as most of the time they don't know what to do. I feel as if none of the faculty were trained properly and if they were it was done very poorly. Good luck trying to drop a class and get back your full refund, try to switch around classes, and trying to deal with difficult, stubborn staff. 1/5 stars for this circus. I can't wait to transfer out of this campus so I don't have to deal with the clueless clowns that work here.

I go to the Cato campus, which is filled with kind and helpful staff. The teachers seem to actually care about their students, and the campus is nice and clean. Sadly, since the campus only has three buildings, their is no food court.

cpcc is a fun, diverse community college. everyone is pleasant and kind. you will most likely get along with everyone there.

the administration care about you. the campus is beautiful. you can be yourself