This school is great especially if you're looking to transfer to a four year university to earn your degree. Almost all of their credits transfer to universities in Texas, and several out-of-state universities accept their credits as well.

If you're not really considering coming to community college first it's not that bad, will save you lots of money in the long run!

Attend your classes, study hard and do the best you can do.

Consider all DCCCD colleges before picking Richland! Richland's focus seems to be engineering (and really STEM in general), and multimedia careers. The multimedia sect is amazing. I've taken two classes and both of my professors were great, and so are all of the other professors that I have met. If you're looking for an education program or design, choose another DCCCD school if they're not too far from you. The school is good, just limited on the focuses you can have for your associates.

Be active and participate in college's events. Richland has a lot of useful program for student to be engage to the community and college's life. Takes note and be friend with your professor. it's gonna be helpful later