Community College of Rhode Island

CCRI is a great school to save money for your first several years of college, especially to get general classes out of the way. Many of the professors will always be willing to help, and want you to succeed. The food options and accessibility around campus are wonderful, and many classrooms and professors make amazing accommodations to those who need them. The college advisors around campus are plagued with so many students that help is scarce and many mistakes are made, from simple to extreme, such as miscounting student's remaining credits, degree evaluations, etc.

CCRI is my 1st year attending the school, I took my GED a while back.

I like the college and I think it educates its students well. I am extremely blessed in that I am getting almost a full ride at the college and even regular tuition is very affordable. It is very good for the price that is paid. I think there are many opportunities for many as the acceptance rate is %100 and there is a very accepting and diverse student/teacher body.

I came into this school expecting little. After attending for a year, I was very pleased with the school. I learned a lot in only a year and was eager to try. The teachers were always available for after hours, and some let me catch up when I needed to.

I think it’s awesome they have so much to offer I received my GED through a bridge program that CCRI decided to outrage to to support the community. I would having problems applying for school and getting my classes I called and they email me text me and called me all within 10 minutes They responded they acted quickly and I was able to do everything in a hour. I don’t know much about computers I am a mother of two going back to school after just getting my GED a year ago this month and I’m proud of myself and I hope that I can get some financial aid and scholarships so I can succeed my goal thank you

Community College of Rhode Island - Flannagan Campus is a great stepping stone. It is a basic two year program to get your Associates degree, if you hustled. I found most of the professors were very personable and cared for the students on a different level than most would. As a community college, you can benefit from their programs alone or continue to a four-year college. They make the transition easy.

The Community College of Rhode Island opened a lot of doors for me. I enrolled while concurrently completing my senior year of high school through the Running Start Program. This provided a great transition for me from high school to a more independent & free environment. I had the opportunity to take a wide range of classes to explore my interests and discover what wasn't quite for me. As an alumna, it saddens me to see the state of transition that CCRI seems to be in now. It's time for CCRI to start evolving. Rather than making cuts to facilities, the administration should be looking at how to best utilize the existing space for the entire college community. There is a need for more studying spots, an intercampus shuttle and increased class offerings across the campus.

Community College of Rhode Island is a great learning experience. The school itself is not too overwhelming. Most people are very friendly. Professors are easy to approach and are very smart. Would recommend to someone who is looking for a solid 2 year learning experience and saving money.

The dental health programs are the best in Rhode Island. They provide clinical services and hands on experience. The graduation rate is 100% since last year. Though, the hygienist program is seemingly impossible to be accepted into. They got rid of the waiting list and go purely by merit. Which makes it hard on us working moms.

I just moved here from Tennessee. But I think it looks suitable

Very good college to help anyone start of their first two years. They are affordable and helpful in finding classes and setting you up for success! The class sizes are great, and the professors explain the material well. As long as you study the classes are profound enough to understand. Gives a good introductory to college.

Its a good starter college, to get your gen-eds and figure out if you really are college material. I find that people are not really interested in socializing too much, partly because the age ranges and backgrounds of everyone are so diverse. It is a community college as well, so most people do not stick around too long, which could contribute to the lack of socializing. Clubs and extracurricular activites are only really available at the main campus. However I do find classes to be adequate and professors are generally very understanding and helpful.

I enjoyed my time at CCRI. It is a great place to start college, especially if you are unsure of what to study. The professors are helpful.

They are a good school filled with people who want to better themselves and it shows. The people in the school are really nice and when someone is new and looks like they don’t know something they are always there to help them and are really involved in the school.

CCRI is a good overall school. There are great Professors that are always available to help after class. The school provides tutoring when needed. The students are friendly and helpful. Plus, the school is great foundation for a two year college. It has a lot of career options and you can take courses in their multiple locations as well as on line.