Books are very expensive from KCC, if you can, buy them online. If you have to buy them from the bookstore, they have a sell back program. You get a decent amount of money back when KCC buys your books back from you.

Community college's primary advantage over state or private schools is--of course--its price. Two years at KCC would cost a student a fraction of expensive private schools, and as many who've migrated from other schools will say, the education is just the same, if not better.

KCC is very generous with financial aid. If you need the money, they will give it to you. Included in financial aid consideration is also cost of living expenses, so most everyone who attends here actually receives more money than they need for tuition and books so you will have money for things like food, groceries, and gas.

hah what a joke. i paid lab fees for A&P and we sat around half the time in the class room not the lab lecturing or filling out the lab due the next week. The library is nothing special and nothing is high tech at all. you dont even get to use the school gym unless you pay even more for it.

Classes are packed with information, despite the dollar amount for a credit hour being so low. Outside of medical programs, there is little competition for classes, so you will get the class you want nine out of ten times, at least.