Institution Type: | Public |
Campus Setting: | Great Lakes Small city |
Highest Degree Offered: | Associate's degree |
Level of Institution: | At least 2 but less than 4 years |
Calendar: | Semester |
BHC is a very laid back school with cool forest views. Also the faculty is great they have pretty cool teachers. But the first time you arrive you may have…
Black Hawk College is education-oriented, as it provides students with the most excellent and diverse education possible. It does not forget, however, the importance of creating a fun atmosphere considering…
They are very helpful in all departments. The engineering program is amazing. I can't wait to start my classes tomorrow.…
black hawk college provides students with a path embedded with resourceful tools that will allow them to reach their intended destination. personable staff and professors make it easy to adjust…
i would rate it one a 4 out of 5.…
Black Hawk College provides the environment and resources for individuals to become lifelong learners.
Black Hawk is a community college, sure, but it's a nice one. I've attended both campuses and they're easy to navigate and for the most part staff is helpful.
Read MoreNo matter what the obstacle there is always a door being opened to help you along. Not just the professors are appealing but the student body is as well. If you are interested in agriculture or just your general education there are always people to help you, hang out with, or just show you around at school and in town. The environment is very student friendly.
Read MoreI like college, the schedule is the best part! You can set up your schedule so you can just take Tuesday/ Thursday class, or all online, or all night classes. A great amount of flexibility.
Read MoreThe education may be comparable to four year universities, but the atmosphere isn't, in my opinion. It is simply too small and located in too small of a community to really give you that college experience. There are few clubs and activities, which not only leads to low student involvement on campus, but also may decrease your opportunities to receive scholarships when and if you transfer to another college. Also, since there are obviously no dorms (and therefore no roommates) it is more difficult to meet people and make friends than at a university. Still, what you need to ask yourself is if the college experience is worth going into debt for.
Read More