Camden County College Tour

Happy County Community College was established in 1968. According to The American Community College book (2014), Cohen, Brawer, and Kisker proposed that community colleges were established to train individuals to operate the nation’s expanding industries. However, most community colleges have evolved with the time and new demands from industries (Cohen, Brawer, & Kisker, 2014). HCCC seemed to be stuck in time – the twentieth century. At HCCC, facilities were dilapidated, equipment was old, and programs were ineffective (Staat, n.d.). Additionally, Happy County was a thriving and prosperous county, people worked in textile mills. There were ten textile mills in the surrounding areas of Happy County. The textile mill owners built baseball diamonds, a football field, golf courses, and a civic center. Individuals who worked for the textiles mills were considered middle class families and parents encouraged their children to become employed at the textile mills once they graduated from high school.

Being a Bunker Hill Community College student is not that easy unless you are associated with all the useful and valuable sources provided all over the school. As I seamlessly move from my high school experiences into a two-year college at Bunker Hill, I was so anxious to explore new things in the new college world. After I come to this college, I found that this college has many friendly and helpful resources that help me engaging myself in the new world. For example, I found that the admissions office staff members are very helpful in providing student information. Besides that, the school mentors are also helpful for bringing new students on a tour around Bunker Hill Community College. Furthermore, Life map Centre staff members are also very friendly in helping students organize their study plan and to register for class. The most interesting part is I found a reliable resource called A.C.E Mentor that tremendously could help the students to succeed in their classes.

Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) is a two-year public, community-driven institution of higher education. It is one of the oldest and largest community colleges within the state of Maryland. Anne Arundel Community College offers transfer and career associate degree programs; certificate programs; credit courses; and continuing education, workforce development and lifelong learning opportunities. AACC is a single-campus community college with a main campus in Arnold, off -campus sites at Arundel Mills in Hanover; the Glen Burnie Town Center; the Sales and Service Training Center in Arundel Mills mall; the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute in Glen Burnie; and the Center for Cyber and Professional Training across from Arundel

The Camden County College sits in the heart of Gloucester County NJ, It is one of the better schools in the area and has been established since 1967. The school is accessible by highways and a vast selection of buses. The school’s population is multicultural and diverse, so it is no question why this beloved institution is responsible for me to further my education, and has proven to be an amazing place indeed. The school has a number of positives associated with it, for instance, the wrestling team, soccer team and the football team are performing at the top of their divisions. The academic buildings, cafeterias, and restrooms are kept clean for the most part so that is a wonderful indication. Although, we enjoy the positives Camden County

Stepping foot onto campus does not immediately dispel any of the preconceived notions one may reasonably have after a few Google searches. The facade does not crack so easily. Reportedly designed by a prison architect—complete with a watchtower cleverly repurposed to house a large clock—the school is made up of a dozen or so small, one-story buildings of approximately six classrooms each. Large,

I have had a total of 4 university tours. The university that I liked was GCU and NAU. I loved the NAU campus, it was so beautiful. I really liked how the camps looked after they remodeled mostly all the buildings. It just made the place look at more modern and I liked how that looks. Another reason why liked NAU was because the weather up north is nice and cool. The appearance of the school would have to be my favorite part of the NAU tour. During the tour we walked around the whole campus and were told where the important places were. There was very interesting, the walk-in sky dome. The walk-in sky dome is a public place open to everyone,

During fall break I had a great opportunity to travel with GEAR UP and experience colleges in the mainland. Being that I live in Hawaii I am not able to experience the different types of colleges all that well. However, in California I was able to grasp the concept that there are different types colleges. The trip opened my mind to all the

WELCOME…TO…LEGACY PATH! Doesn’t it sound like a path that should be in a fairytale? This pathway starts from Dole Street in front of the law building to Varney Circle. This area is known to be the grand entrance to the University of Hawaii, which explains my exaggerated greeting. These bricks on the ground were from a fundraising event in which you would buy a brick, carve whatever you desire, and place it on the pathway. Now your message will last forever, hence, legacy path. Usually, there will be a food truck available near the entrance.

According to a brochure (on the school’s website) titled, The Roosevelt Way, “The staff and students have worked together to build a positive school climate, one in which Mrs. Roosevelt would have taken great pride.”

The factors in which I considered when accepting an invitation to tour North Greenville University were size, environment, and location. My intentions were to attend a small Christian college in the vicinity of my home located in Boiling Springs, SC. Finalizing my decision was not a difficult feat because I would be attending with both of my brothers who were already experiencing success at NGU. Thankfully, the younger one, Caleb Brown, was a 2015 recipient of the Laura Fleming Scholarship, which enables me an opportunity of a collegiate experience. Furthermore, to be a recipient of the Laura Fleming Scholarship will allow the first three of five first-generation college students an opportunity to walk with confidence as we venture throughout

There is many things that I want to learn about Coe College, but the main reason why I want to go on the field trip is to visit Coe College and experience the college atmosphere. I want to have the opportunity to check out flyers and bulletin boards to get a sense of what’s going on. I enjoy visiting colleges because I am able to compare colleges and choose the aspects that I like and the aspects I’m not so fond of. Since the major I want to study in college is in Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, I want to learn what percentage of students who graduated from Coe College are working within one year after graduation. Something that has always been important to me is learning. I want to know how Coe College provides students

The basic things every student looking to go into a college should research is the size and cost if that college. For many students what they find out during this step of research

Johnson online college questions. The question that I find helpful is again, class size. Since the class size is around 20-30 students, this is much more reasonable, and feasible. At least for my current teaching ability. The next question that I find to be helpful is about research. The college requires you to continually do research, but they have funding programs for this, so that is very helpful.

These two buildings along the entrance of McCarthy Mall are Snyder Hall and Edmondson Hall. Snyder Hall houses the microbiology department while Edmondson houses the zoology department. These two buildings are quite contrasting since Snyder is quite old and Edmondson’s interior is quite modern with clean bathrooms and water bottle refilling stations. I have had biology labs in Edmondson. On the second floor of Edmondson is a little

Iowa State University offers a large campus. The campus itself entirely is around the size of my hometown. I have lived on campus for a few weeks now, and I know most of the campus, yet spend most of my time in my dorm. Whenever I am not in my dorm or in class though, I often find myself wandering around campus. When wandering around campus I usually look for the best spots for me just in case I want to sit around and relax.