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3 out of 3 people found this review useful.
Cathy from Crewe, VA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot I have enjoyed many of my classes. I am sure, however, that neither my Biology 101, nor my math, will stick with me.
Am enjoying being here Everyone is so nice and welcoming. I enjoy attending this college.
Bang for the buck John Tyler is a community college, so it costs less than most.
Great for these types of students Students who are low on money or don't know what they want to do should go here. For someone who is paying their way, like me, community college price doesn't hit the bank too hard. For those who aren't sure what they want to do, this is the time to decide.
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1 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Jennifer
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot I am in the Visual Communications program and I absolutely love it! The instructors challenge you to do your best, and work with you at your own pace so you can understand the assignment, even if you need tutoring. I'm working on assignments I've never done before, like 3D sculptures and video commercials.
Am enjoying being here Overall I am enjoying attending John Tyler. They've been expanding their campuses and the types of classes they offer. It's an exciting time to be here. The teachers and administrators support you and are available for questions and conferences when you need help with homework or communicating with classmates or your instructor.
Bang for the buck Even though most colleges have raised their tuition rates, John Tyler has stayed competitive with local community colleges by being under the tuition rate of other schools. You get more bang for your buck because of a quality education from professors that often also teach at a local 4 year college, VCU, and because of the lower tuition rates and scholarship opportunities.
Tips for prospective students My suggestion is to explore community colleges before four year schools. It's less expensive and gives you a great opportunity to bring up grades, transition into college life and the real world, exploring what career fields interest you without paying an arm and a leg if you decide to change majors.
Great for these types of students John Tyler currently has two campuses, one in Chester and one in Midlothian. They both offer a full range of classes and disciplines. John Tyler is a great school for Liberal Arts and Sciences as well as vocational training. They offer everything from African drum lessons to fashion design to hands-on mechanics classes to nursing degrees to real estate. I love the variety and the people are very nice and friendly. I highly recommend checking out John Tyler.
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Anne from Midlothian, VA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences John Tyler is a really great school! I love the teachers and all of the help they provide to their students!
Tips for prospective students Make sure you sit down with a counselor in order to assure an accurate schedule.
Dorm Life There is not a dorm.
Food and Dining There is no dining.
What to do for fun This is a community college so there really isn't anything fun to do.
Bang for the buck They offer great glasses at a great price compared to the four year universities!
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Patricia from Moseley, VA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences John Tyler is a great school, the classes are fun and the teachers are great. The atmosphere at John Tyler is very relaxed. There is always something going on.
Tips for prospective students Apply and pick your classes early.
Academic Rigor The classes aren't that hard if you pay attention and stay focused. Also write down important dates so they don't sneak up on you.
Food and Dining All the school has is a vending machine, but there are many restaurants that aren't to far that you could go to.
Clubs and Activities There are many clubs that you could join and many activities that you could volunteer for.
Campus Safety Extremely safe. There is always a security guard around.
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FRANK from Amelia Court House, VA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Very supportive, encouraging, and the discipline to learn is exhorted by the faculty, staff, and advisors.
Tips for prospective students The willingness to learn and accept comment from the faculty, counselors, and advisors.
Academic Rigor Good study habits, ask questions, and work for your grade honestly.
What to do for fun The staff and students make learning fun and enjoyable.
Bang for the buck Affordable tuition
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus None
Great for these types of students Meeting friends, going to the student lounge, the library, or just talk to the teachers. The environment is both relaxed and the landscape is very nice.
Clubs and Activities Human Services Club
Greek Life Phi Theta Kappa
Campus Safety Good officers.
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Ashley from Richmond, VA
Reviewer is A past student here.
Categories Rating Comments Did learn a lot All the teachers i had are great. not scary as people may think
Did enjoy being here love it. love the environment
Bang for the buck very cheap
Tips for prospective students a great way to easy your self in college life
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Brandy from Petersburg, VA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Academic Rigor i have taken three classes through john tyler and have enjoyed all of them. i took them while still in high school which was easiest and most convenient for me. i am glad i was able to do that so i don't have to pay for the classes now. i have gone and met with people on the chester campus and they have all been very helpful.
Am enjoying being here I haven't been in a class on campus yet but the people there are very nice and helpful.
Bang for the buck i am basically getting a free ride so this is exciting for me.
Tips for prospective students apply for the scholarships on time, and keep up on everything that's going on. i met with people early on to get my stuff together so it has been easier for me and i have avoided a lot of stress because of my initiative.
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