Community College of Aurora

CCA has a welcoming environment, from the Professors to the students, not once have I felt out of place or uncomfortable.

The only thing I would have to say I don't like about CCA are the refunded drop dates. They don’t give you enough time to really see if the Professor’s way of teaching will suit you or not, and by the time you do, it’s already too late.

I've had difficulties speaking with professors about my accommodation needs and the hardships I face at home. Some courses are difficult because they do not appear to align with the transferring courses that I will make to a four-year college.

Communications awareness and flexibility needs you to need to make sure at the beginning of the semester. Even if you let the professor know what you're going through, they still don't evaluate for the sake of the classmate's fairness.

This is the first school that has truly shown they care about my well being especially my mental health. My professors helped me in every way possible and even got me help with a therapist that works at my school.

The only dislike I have is registering for classes. It is a little confusing but I am getting better at the system.

I like the opportunities you could obtain in CCA as well as the overall nice and supportive community.

I don't like that some classes are extremely difficult and require outside support that some might not have giving a unfair advantage.

Overall, for a community college, it is amazing. It's affordable, the staff is nice, and most of the professors are great. They are always offering different events and opportunities for all students. They always have free food and other free things for students especially since no one really has money anymore. It's just a good environment to be in.

I do not recommend taking any biology or math classes here. The math and biology professors they have are very stuck up and rude, they will not work with you, and you will not understand a lot of things.