Sinclair Community College

Sinclair Community College has allowed me to get a head start on taking college classes in high school. Their courses are very valuable and the professors know what they teach. The professors also never hesitate to answer my questions, even though they have very busy schedules.

I enjoy attending Sinclair Community College. For one, I like the easy access to campus and the surrounding facilities. Two, the buildings and class sizes are very ideal. Protection services such as police are exceptional. Thirdly, academics are very engaging and intellectual.

As a current student at Sinclair College, I have had a generally positive experience with the institution. The faculty members are knowledgeable and approachable, always willing to help students succeed. The campus facilities are well-maintained, creating a conducive learning environment. However, I would like to offer some constructive criticism. One area that could be improved is the availability of extracurricular activities. While there are some clubs and organizations on campus, I believe that expanding the range of options would greatly enhance the overall student experience. More diverse activities and opportunities for engagement would foster a stronger sense of community and provide students with a chance to explore their interests outside of the classroom. Another area that could benefit from improvement is the accessibility of resources for students with disabilities. While efforts have been made to accommodate individuals with diverse needs, there is still room for improvement in terms of providing comprehensive support and ensuring that all facilities and services are fully accessible. Additionally, enhancing the career services and internship opportunities would be highly beneficial. Providing more guidance and resources for students to connect with potential employers and gain practical experience in their fields of study would greatly enhance their career prospects after graduation. Overall, I appreciate the quality of education at Sinclair College and the dedication of its faculty. By addressing the areas mentioned, the college can further enhance the student experience and better prepare students for their future endeavors.

Generally not highly academically challenging. Although, a few teachers are amazing at teaching, not all at the same level. Some professors could teach a little better, and use class time more effectively and efficiently. Overall for the cheap aspect of it all, its worth it in my book. In a general price comparison Sinclair is the best value education on the market.

It's an incredibly underrated school. They go above and beyond to get their students where they need to be in life. The faculty and staff not only teach great things academically, but for everyday life as well. As we would say, "Start at Sinclair, you can go anywhere." It is so true, and I am a definite advocate for people starting their college journey there.

A great option for those looking to find an associate's degree for a job they want to pursue. The academics are current and relevant for any student. The buildings are great and the staff is extremely friendly. Other than that, Sinclair doesn't have much of a community. This bothers me. This could be because it's a community college or for some other reason. Sinclair is not ideal for those looking to make lasting relationships with classmates, professors, etc. Sinclair is the perfect example of "get in and get out" (which works for most attending).

It was obviously not my first choice, it was actually my last option due to some unforeseen financial issues. It is a community college so I do not believe you get the traditional college experience especially if you go to the regional campuses. You get what you pay for and that does not involve a whole lot of activities outside the classroom. The staff is super kind and extremley helpfull though so that is the one upside to Sinclair. But I feel like if you just need to learn and absolutely nothing else than this is the college for you.

I think Sinclair is a great school that has provided me an opportunity to get back on track for an affordable amount. The teachers that I have had thus far have been very helpful and continue to push me forward. I also love their online classes, that allow me to stay home instead of driving to class.

Sinclair Community College is a great place to get started. Tuition is super affordable, and there are plenty of scholarships to go around. I earned my associates for less than a thousand dollars; so I basically got the first half of my bachelor's for almost nothing. Sinclair offers a variety of articulation agreements with universities in the state, meaning you can transfer directly from Sinclair to one of the top colleges in the state.

Sinclair Community College is a great learning environment and place to begin before transferring to a four year institution. Sinclair provides a high level of education while also being affordable. The professors take the time to teach all the material and work with students individually if they are struggling. The campus offers many opportunities for careers and transfer options for their students. Sinclair does not have very many groups to join, but that is being worked on by students and professors in the departments. Sinclair is an excellent place to begin your post-secondary education!

I think that Sinclair is a great campus and I look forward to attending in the fall. They have nice teachers, a nice building, and good sports programs. They are doing construction and in the future hope to change from a 2 year college to a 4 year college which I think will be very beneficial to many students and teachers as well.

There are some great professors at this college, and much of the non-teaching staff is great as well. With that said, there's an overwhelming and deeply embedded source of greed within this college. I would never recommend this school to anyone, and I will never attend this school myself again. Let me share my story as briefly as possible. About 3 years ago I successfully completed one of their AAS programs. I did very well, got scholarships along the way, and finished with a GPA near 4.0. After completion, I registered for an additional semester. I did this because they offered some supplemental courses that weren't required in the program that I completed, but that I knew would be beneficial to my career in the future. I had insured that I had the financial aid to cover the cost of this additional semester before registering. Shortly after classes began, I received and email from a staff member (I believe from the Bursar office, but possibly from another office) informing me that because I'm not "officially enrolled” in a program that requires the additional courses that I registered for, they were pulling my financial aid. The fact that this is an uncommon and debatably ludicrous rule aside, this story gets much worse. At this point I was given two options: withdraw now and not have to pay or continue and have to pay in cash. I chose to withdraw from the courses, as paying the nearly $2000 in cash on such short notice was not possible for me at the time. I had already finished the original program and had a job in my field. I considered that a winning scenario and moved on. Fast forward 3 years, I receive a letter in the mail from the Ohio Attorney General Collections Enforcement division. This letter stated that I had an unpaid debt to Sinclair Community College in the exact amount that just so happened to be the amount that the final semester would have cost had I not withdrew from the courses. I called the office of the attorney general, who advised me to dispute this supposed unpaid debt with the college. The dispute process involved me writing a letter explaining what happened, faxing it to the attorney general’s office who would pass it along to Sinclair, and then the entire “collections process” is halted until Sinclair responds to my dispute. I write the letter explaining everything I just said here, except in much greater detail. Some time passes, and I contact the Ohio Attorney General again to check on the status of my dispute. I am told that Sinclair refused to take anything in my letter into account and are still demanding this unpaid debt. The amount of money isn't my problem. It's the principle of the whole situation. I was told I had the financial aid for the courses, then I was told (after registering) that they were pulling it. I was told if I withdrew immediately, I wouldn't be charged, but then they forwarded the bill to the state of Ohio anyway. The fact that they can play games like this and get away with it isn't right, but it's just the way it is. I'm not going to argue and fight over $2000. I'll just pay it and move on with life. I will not, however, stop talking about what they did to me until it reaches every future potential student and every parent of every future potential student.

I love it here, small classes let you get to know people and professors are attentive and professional. there are plenty of clubs and activities going on and I love going to see the plays and new art around campus. they are always working to improve the student experience. I have met some cool people and always feel safe on campus. There are plenty of food choices on brown st. just 5 mins from campus.

Its great if youre looking for low cost but quality education. Great to save money for two year degrees then to transfer. They have great chances to transfer credits to other schools as well. The facilities are great and the food at my campus is good.

Its great if youre looking for low cost but quality education. Great to save money for two year degrees then to transfer. They have great chances to transfer credits to other schools as well. The facilities are great and the food at my campus is good.