Get ready to blindly feel your way through your college experience. You can make appointments with advisers, only to discover they have nothing to do with your field and have given you misinformation that further sets you back. You will apply, apply, apply again for financial assistance only to never receive help. By the end of it all, you will learn that a two year program actually takes four or more years to complete. The best part of it all? It will be your responsibility to locate your teachers inaccuracies and not get paid for it.

An inexpensive way to take basic, required courses

I think the education is good but the price of books is expensive and when it comes to returning them, you do not get as much money back.

delaware tech has an excellent tuition rate for its top-notch courses.

I received the SEED scholarship which is for well behaved Delaware high school graduates with a GPA of 2.5 or above. It pays for all my tuition for up to 6 semesters, excluding summer semesters, and I can say it's a true blessing to not have to pay tuition. It also pays summer semesters if your credits are eligible, too. However, for out of state students or students that graduated from high school awhile ago, there is plenty of financial aid available. Trust me, there are hundreds of scholarships that the college itself offers to its students. All you have to do is submit one application for all of them and the Financial Aid Committee decides who will get them. I have not paid for anything in the three semesters I have attended!!