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this is the worst college you'll ever attend. no one wants to help you and all staff (besides teachers) are complete assholes. the people who run this college are greedy selfish pigs.

Reynolds is a great school for students that are still trying to figure out what career path to choose. The advisers and professors are knowledgeable and want to help you succeed.There is a strong sense of community there, so it is easy to meet new people.

J sarge is a great school! Although most people decide to go to a 4 year university right away after high school, this is definitely the smart way to get through college. It is not only affordable, but it comprises the same learning environment

If you went to high school in the area, it's just like high school all over again. You really have to do your research to find a good teacher; some of them only care about thereselves, others are more willing to work with you. Arrive EARLY for a good parking spot, fills up fast.

Overall, Reynolds Community College is a great college. Instructors are great and willing to help, activities are bountiful,students are smiley and friendly, instruction is of good quality, and safety is secure. It's a great college and you wont feel like you are missing out on that 4 year university college life experience.

JSRCC is a great school to get a head start. The professors and staff provide you with the tools and knowledge to prepare for a 4 year institution and/or a career. Additionally, you can accomplish all of this at a low cost.

Good community college to begin your college experience at. Wonderful transfer policy. Horrible hoops to jump through for dual-enrollment.

A place where challenges become steeping stones. Where there's a will there's a way. A great place to learn, grow, and succeed.

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College is an affordable college, that has an articulation agreement with all Virginia state institions. With three campuses; Downtown Campus, Goochland Campus, and Paraham Road Campus there are many locations to choose from. The only thing I would advise you to do is to ask a LOT of questions upon uncertainties and do your research on EVERY subject before you commit and register (costs, fees, needed requirements, teachers, tutoring, etc.).

J Sargent Reynolds is a wonderful financial investment and worth the money to attend. Full of caring professors that are very willing to help their students achieve their goals. J Sargent is a great transition school when planning to go into a four year college and has great degree programs.