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JCCC is the best choice for a transition school. I was the worst high school student ever, but through the help and support JCCC offers, I've become an honors student and a leader in several clubs. You'll also save thousands by getting your Gen Eds here before heading off to a four-year school.

Johnson County Community college is a very good place to be. I'm loving it there.

as an older student, thr professors are really all in all quite good. once in a while you can get one that is not. i came back to school 3 semesters ago since i had not been in school for 30 yrs, i had to take a lot of pre coureses before i could get into my core course load which helped me out a lot! if you do your work and ask questions it will be a good experience. the college offers free tutering in the core class work such as math,writting and science, you can't find this every where you go. jccc also has a day care on campus for students. i love it here!

I look forward to attending classes everyday because of the compassion the instructors have and the ease of understanding the class materials, while making the assignments and lessons be real world related to the field your working towards or knowledgeable life skills in general.

JCCC is a large community college, but the class sizes are small. They offer many services and food options to their students. The one thing that is slightly sub par about JCCC is the parking.

I have made a lot of new friends at this school and have had some great professors. Bad parking sometimes but very pretty campus, can get around to many buildings inside which is nice especially if it is crappy weather. Staff can be rude in some departments, many events go on

Johnson County Community College is full of professionals that want you to succeed. The classes are small and personal. If you try hard and put forth efficient effort, you will do well.

Johnson County is just an amazing college with a great atmosphere. Hundreds of classes available that works with your own schedule.

It's a sprawling campus that is beautiful. The classes are small so your professors can actually get to know you. No matter what you need help with, someone is there to help you.

Amazing teachers always willing to help. Small class sized are great especially when the teachers know you by name. Helpful when teachers are helping you one on one with issues.