Reviews

Good and kind professors. Affordable Courses. Nice and beautiful campus.

Take classes very seriously, do not be nonchalant because it is a community college.

The coursework is indeed, very challenging and extensive.

No Dorms available on campus.

Only one restaurant choice, which is Subway, and also a wide variety of different vending machines located all around campus.

There are sports games to watch: basketball, baseball, and soccer. There is also a fitness center available for students.

Never underestimate the quality of learning found in community colleges. Brookhaven College has passionate professors that, in personal experience, have been inspiring and eccentric, something that catches attention. Government and World Literature professors challenged students with critical thinking on current events that was unexpected and delightful to take part in.

Aside from the occasional fellow student that takes the college for granted and fouls community spirit on campus, the school itself and its academics are worth the experience. Many days outside of class have been spent enjoying the upkeep and aesthetics of the campus, and inside of class have been some great moments for critical thinking (in an enjoyable sense).

Compared to tuition prices at four year universities and the quality of the class taken personally, this school is worth the tuition and books (when textbooks are not rented from the library).

If you want to avoid traffic, arrive early and leave late. There's computer labs and a Subway cafe in the student building to eat at.

Don't forget to keep your eyes open for interesting forums or auditions for performing arts. By far the most rewarding experience was acting in a theatre production on campus.

Great for motivated students, especially those wanting to transfer to any four-year Texas university that cannot afford undergraduate credits at a four-year.