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3 out of 4 people found this review useful.
Rickey from Corsicana, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot Coming out of High School into college you're guaranteed to learn something and everything I've learned so far has been interesting and will be much help to my future.
Am enjoying being here I love it. Didn't anticipate on going,but don't have any regrets about it.
Bang for the buck What can I say You will get your moneys worth plus..
Tips for prospective students Seeing that this is my first year the most tips that I can give is study study study It will play a major roll in everything you do in class. show up everyday and on time as much as possible and you will be a step closer in succeeding.
Great for these types of students It's great for all types of students.
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Anonymous from Corsicana, TX
Reviewer is A past student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Navarro College inspires growth.
With Navarro, paying for education is affordable.
Navarro College cares about your education and success.Tips for prospective students Tips for those looking into attending Navarro College would be this:
Get to know your instructors by visiting them during office hours and do not be afraid to ask them for advice or help, connect with your classmates, and lastly, involve yourself in the numerous clubs and activities Navarro has to offer.Academic Rigor Academic success is important to the instructors here. If one needs help with understanding an assignment or tutoring, help is readily available, if one seeks it out. The classwork is enough to keep you busy, but still become involved with outside clubs and organizations. If one works hard and shows their instructor effort, then one's grade will reflect grandly.
Dorm Life Community rings true with dorm life, here, at Navarro College. The RA's communicate actively with residents and there are lots of neat offers for those involved with dorm life. Barbeque and crawfish cookouts are just a couple events hosted by the Resident Life crew. Their commitment and dedication to the residents are superb, all the while accomplishing their own academic pursuits.
Food and Dining I was certainly impressed with the variety of choices Navarro's food and dining has to offer. This year, in the month of March, National Health Month was celebrated by introducing new, healthier food choices in the school's cafeteria. This change was for the interest of those looking for healthier, more vegetarian food choices which is great for a growing college. The college not only hosts a cafeteria, but a deli, as well. Access is simple, fast, and easy. Food portions are aplenty and caters to every culture.
What to do for fun There are plenty of sources for those looking for something fun to do at the Navarro College campus. Participating in one of the thirty clubs on campus is a sure fire way to become involved with others, the community, make friends, and also have a great time. The town itself caters to Navarro College residents by offering student discounts at places such as CiCi's, the Bowling Alley, Denny's, and Pollo Regio.
Clubs and Activities There are up to thirty different clubs and organizations offered at Navarro, and plenty of opportunity to start a club of your own if you wish. Leo CLub, for instance offers community service projects, which not only involves college students but also to the surrounding community. The Honors Program offers community service and academic excellence and comes with a few benefits upon acceptance. A newly formed club called, The International Justice Mission, or IJM, focuses on helping and aiding those bound in human trafficking cases. There are social, academic major based, and volunteer clubs here that would suit anyone's personality.
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Jackson from Waxahachie, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot The teachers I have had, especially in the science and math departments, are very good about teaching you exactly what you need to know. They show interest in the subject that they teach, and they guide you when need be.
Am enjoying being here I have been to both the Corsicana and Waxahachie campuses for courses. Both of them are very clean, the teachers and administrators are friendly, and they love seeing their students excel.
Bang for the buck The teachers are worth it, and so are some of the staff. However, their financial aid department (on the Waxahachie campus) leave much to be desired. They are not very helpful, and they are very matter-of-fact. That would not be a bad thing if they actually helped you and guided you. I am a first generation college attendee, and they gave me no help or guidance. So, for my associate's degree, I had to pay out of pocket. You'll have to learn on your own, or (maybe) go to the Corsicana campus for help.
Tips for prospective students Utilize the Corsicana campus for all financial needs, or learn on your own. Make the most of your experience by doing well in your classes, and definitely go for an associate's degree. The core curriculum required for it will automatically transfer (plus a few more hours) to any Texas school [possibly others, too]. The degree makes it to where the school has to accept 60+ hours of your courses, and it cannot be picked apart. They can, however, throw things out such as orientation, but they still credit you with a few hours from it at the school you transfer to.
Great for these types of students Frugal, introverted, new to college life, interested learners, and those that just want a new degree
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Kayla from Dekalb, TX
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
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2 out of 6 people found this review useful.
Courtney from Mansfield, TX
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has not been to campus.
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Jose from Dallas, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Its small but really cool. The teachers are really nice and there to help. the staff always there to help you on anything
Tips for prospective students none
Academic Rigor really good
Food and Dining it alright
What to do for fun not much
Bang for the buck yea,i guess
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus some what
Great for these types of students yea its perfect for anyone
Clubs and Activities there always doing something
Greek Life none
Campus Safety yes
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Matthew from Waxahachie, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Its a great college for traditional freshman as well as more advanced students. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The cost is affordable and the courses transfer to most universities.
Tips for prospective students Take advantage of all the various resources Navarro has to offer. From academics, future planning, financial, organizations. They are all here for you so talk to them and see what they can do to help you reach your goals.
Academic Rigor The courses are challenging but not overbearing. With the right attitude and study habits these classes can be very rewarding. Navarro College gives you all the tools you need to succeed. The rest is up to you.
Dorm Life All the residence halls provide a comfortable standard of living at a affordable price. The Residence Life team works hard for the residents to maintain a positive and productive environment. Also, there is usually regular social and educational events for the residents to engage in.
Food and Dining The food and dining services provide quality food that makes the students feel close to home. The menu provides variety and even vegetarion options. The food and dining services even provide a chance to make suggestions of food to add to the menu.
What to do for fun One of the best organizations is Recreation and Sports. They provide various sport leagues open to any student interested. There is also a great recreation room for students to play pool, ping pong, air hockey, basketball, volleyball, workout or just enjoy the flatscreen tvs.
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Marvin from Miami, FL
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences NC is a good school with great teachers and professors. It`s in a small town so there is not much to do but if you`ll join a club you`ll be fine anyways. The campus is actually really nice for a 2-year school.
Tips for prospective students Stay away from bad company! Stay focused on your school work and you can save a lot of money here for 2 years. Make sure you`ll join a club or something that will keep yourself busy. Challenge yourself and you`ll be fine.
Academic Rigor Teachers and professors are really nice and helpful. Not too hard but different than high school. Lots of classes offered here.
Dorm Life The new dorms are nice but I live in the old ones. HORRIBLE. RA`s are really strict and you have curfew after 11 etc.
Food and Dining A lot of times the food sucks at the cafeteria. But i guess it`s cheaper.
What to do for fun Make A LOT of friends who live off campus.
Bang for the buck In-state is really cheap and worth it.
Great for these types of students Athletes, in-state students.
Clubs and Activities Athletics is really good here. Football,softball,baseball,basketball,soccer. We are awesome in sports.
Greek Life NO greek life. 2 year school.
Campus Safety Make sure nobody steals your stuff.
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Rebecca from Mexia, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences The south campus is very convenient. Faculty are friendly and helpful. The south and main campus are very nice.
Tips for prospective students Pay attention to deadlines and make sure all paperwork is filled out correctly and completely.
Dorm Life I have never lived in the dorm.
Food and Dining I have never ate there.
What to do for fun Corsicana has a movie theater with putt-putt, go karts & a game room. There are several resturants and a small outlet mall, but 30 mintues from Ennis, not too far.
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Savannah from Waxahachie, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences The instructors make learning the information exciting and find ways to help every student understand the materials.
What to do for fun You can go out to eat, go see a movie, or bowling.
Great for these types of students Students that work all the time can still take classes online or all during the day whenever it is good for the student.
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CaShanna from Grapeland, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences At Navarro College you will definitely find a unique teaching environment, where faculty act as mentors and help students grow academically and socially. Navarro College was recently named “The Fastest-Growing Public Two-Year College in the Nation” by Community College Week. I am very happy that I chose this college to help me get started with my career!
Food and Dining 3 meals are offered in the dining hall
What to do for fun Go to the GIB(recreation center), workout, or play sports in the gym
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Katrina from Midlothian, TX
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences i think that navarro college is a great place for beginning college students. it is small and the teachers are very helpful. i look forward to attending navarro.
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Jennifer from Ennis, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences they have good teachers and decent facilities, although i never lived in a dorm. your going to learn a lot and have fun doing it. my only regret is not moving into a dorm instead of living at home.
Tips for prospective students get involved with the school. navarro has a great many things to do and a lot of great programs. do not be afraid to dig in to the college culture.
Academic Rigor i am working full time and i took sixteen hours last semester. while i did have to forfeit my personal life, i did not spend an outrageous amount of time studying.
Dorm Life i do not really know because i did not live in a dorm. quite a few of my friends lived in dorms and enjoyed them but dorms are only available at the corsicana campus.
Food and Dining the food is really good and inexpensive! i can get eggs two strips of bacon and two biscuits for five bucks and it actually tastes good. they have a variety of foods that are really inexpensive.
What to do for fun corsicana does not really have a mall, but they have a good many small shops. they just put in a new movie theatre, and you are about and hour or two away from dallas.
Bang for the buck all my credits will transfer to my next college and i will transfer with my associates. tuition is a inexpensive (about 3000 a semester) and you get quite a bit for it.
Great for these types of students great for small town kids who are broke. teachers will take their time with you and make sure you are learning the materials. they really care about their students.
Clubs and Activities i was really involved in biology club and absolutely loved it. they are really involved and include a great variety of things. i had no problem finding clubs to get into.
Campus Safety i have never had any problem with campus safety. in orientation they provided a telephone number to call if you feel unsafe to walk to your car. the campus police are not sparse and are very friendly.
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Guadalupe from Mexia, TX
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences 1. i wanted to create a positive atmosphere for my family so i can become a better role model for my future children.
2. express my thoughts clearly in speech and in writing, and make wise decisions.
3.. i want to be able to have a family without financial stress and worries.Tips for prospective students choice something that really you like.
make good decisions.Academic Rigor a college education appreciates in value instead of depreciating.
being educated is to be healthier and better human being.
receiving a college degree will make me well-rounded and prepared for the professional world.
obtaining an education is challenging and expensive but at the end i will receive the well-deserved compensationFood and Dining i love chinese and italian food
What to do for fun play soccer and sometimes chess
Bang for the buck i came to the united states when i was only eight years old. my goal was to talk english; it took me about four years to learn and understand. people sometimes made fun of my accent, or laughed because i said the words all backwards. they told me that i would never learn to talk well, and to stop trying that i was just wasting my time. these people said i would, would never be someone in life that i would never move to the next level. now i speak two languages and talk very well. this is because i never stopped trying. now i want to show everyone filled my ears with negative comments that i can be a success. even god, said because you have so little faith. i tell you the truth, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, 'move from here to there' and it will move. nothing will be impossible for you. i believe also faith is the first step up, even when you do not see the whole staircase. if i have to keep walking so i can see every staircase, if i just stay in the same place i will never see new things. i have come too far to stop. i want to get more education and learn more if i stop i will stop learning and knowing things. out there are many things left to discover, i and would like to discover them and find a solution so other people can live comfortable in the future.
Clubs and Activities volleyball/ softball/ basketball/ soccer
band 2 years
jazz band 1 year
spanish club 3 year
chess team 1 year – member of all- state
deca 2 year- participate on competition for all regions
powerlifting 1-year
national honor society
national honor society officer
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Ricky from Corsicana, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences it is a good school to attand to. the teachers are love to help
Tips for prospective students watch who,talk to
What to do for fun they have rec sports like 7 on 7
Great for these types of students its good for all kind of students
Greek Life none
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Veronica from Saginaw, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences navarro is a well known jr.college that lives by it's model succeding together. it has made my self esteem higher, and made me know that i can do anything i put my mind to and always believe in myself. navarro also has made me a better person inside and out.
Tips for prospective students 1st attend all of your classes
2nd stay focus and turn in every assignment on time
3rd take notes ans ask questions do not be shy
4th study for all examsAcademic Rigor most of professors grade test
Dorm Life dorm life is fun, and very interesting. it can be a good thing and a bad thing, because your mostly with friends and sometimes you may get distracted from doing what is more important such as studying and going over notes.
Food and Dining navarro has great food and a variety just in case you dont want pizza you have other options to choose from.
What to do for fun for fun when i can have fun i usually go home, and hang with family. i dont have alot of friends in college.
Bang for the buck i moved here my freshmen year of highschool after loosing my mother from getting beat to death by my abbusive father. you guys are probably like why dont she have any frinds, well when i lost my mother i felt like i became afraid of people that i truly dont know. it's hard for me to trust and love people i stay to myself. later on down the road i knew i had a passion for children and i always wanted to let them know that it is ok to talk when you need to. because i understand how it feels to hold everything inside and not let it out. because i was that girl that always said im fine, i'm ok. but deep inside i was hurting and wanted to give up many times but i knew god was not finished with me. i want to major in social work with foster children and help and provide for them in any way that i can.
Campus Safety our campus is very safe i dont have to worry about anything hurting or destroying me.
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T from D, TX
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences i am currently enrolled in the lvn program. i would recommend this school to any prospective students. i am enjoying the experience.
Tips for prospective students if you are planning on enrolling in a nursing program, it is hard work but it is so worth it.
Dorm Life i do not live on campus.
Food and Dining at the waxahachie location they just recently opened a deli. so far so good.
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