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If you are not ready for a big college then NOC is for you. NOC has lots of fun activities for students. The teachers are really nice and helpful.

Northern Oklahoma College is a wonderful college. It is small enough for student teacher help. Everybody is very helpful and friendly.

The college wants to serve you and the people there are devoted to helping you. NOC excepts anyone, even if you are an adult who is past the age. It doesn't matter, the college and people there want to serve you.

Northern Oklahoma College has well rounded education courses, lively students, and friendly faces. The college's budget does not seem to be equally distributed (more to the campus beautification and school sports, less to the up-keep of dorms and the arts), but is a very balanced college in other respects. In conclusion Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa, Oklahoma, is a wonderfully small and intimate college allowing for students to build relationships with fellow students and caring professors.

Northern Oklahoma College is a great place to start your education. Northern Oklahoma College gives the opportunity for growth. Northern Oklahoma College is located in a prime area for the university experience.

Northern Oklahoma college is a good stop for those planning on moving on to get a higher degree. Especially if you are planning on going to OSU. Its a very close knit community and there are opportunities for all types of people.

Northern is very encouraging. They really strive to make their students the best they can be.

I think that Northern is a great school. It is small enough, but is very friendly and close. It is affordable.

Its very small but that's what makes it great the teachers know your name and know who you are and what you do not just another student or number and they only know your name because its on there roll sheet. The campus staff is very active in student activities and really out going.

Northern Oklahoma College is a great school. It is in a small community with small classes. I like that my professors know me personally and are always very willing to help.