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Quick Facts
6,197 students
100% admitted
- 2,971 full time
- 3,226 part time
- 1,234 men full time
- 1,737 women full time
- open enrollment
6,197 Undergraduates
$3,000 tuition/year
- $3,000 in state
- $600 fees
- $5,100 room & board
- $1,500 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Institution Type: | Public |
| Campus Setting: | Southwest Town, remote from an urban area |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Associate's degree |
| Level of Institution: | At least 2 but less than 4 years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- PJC Sophomore
Paris Junior College is a wonderful institution for one to further their education. Instructors at Paris Junior College are very dedicated to student success. Tuition is very affordable and education…
- Jun-02-2012 Read More
- Student at PJC
It is an amazing Junior College! I would recommend it to any student planning to attend College! I wouldn't say a bad thing about PJC!…
- Jun-20-2012 Read More
- Teresa from Greenville, TX
Greenville ,TX campus is a terrific place. Love the space for studying but need quite rooms. The staff is very nice and helpful. Schedule time for classes very well organized.…
- Jun-25-2012 Read More
- Tera from Quinlan, TX
very helpfull staff very informative. lots of choices…
- Jun-27-2012 Read More
- courtney from Lone oak, TX
The Staff was very very friendly and super helpful. The Greenville campus does lack fitness and cafeteria facilities. Lots of computers available, I would rate it a 7.5 …
- Aug-19-2012 Read More
Paris Junior College
- Located in Paris, TX
- Public
- 6,197 students enrolled
- - admitted
- $3,000 annual cost to attend
Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Paris JC Student
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Aug-04-2011
I am
a current student here
This is a great sized school. Each class is about 20 students or less to 1 teacher, It makes things easier for both the teacher and you, The teacher can focus on each student more then having 40 people in the class,
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- PJC Student
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Aug-03-2011
I am
a current student here
I loved taking History and Math the most. There was one particular History professor who would make the class more fun. He doesn't have a soft or monotonous voice, and he teaches as if he were telling stories, so it makes learning all the more interesting and fun! I wasn't able to get into his class for Hist 1302, which I did not like. The new teacher was really sweet but she had a soft voice and I just fall asleep, get bored, etc, when someone with a soft low voice tries to lecture. Plus she taught mainly from the projector, and I find those really boring. I prefer teachers who get more into their lectures, use the whiteboard, etc.
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