Community College of Aurora

bastante vien

Excelente!

It has been a pleasure to attend Community College of Aurora as I have pursued additional coursework to enhance my degrees. The staff personnel has been supportive throughout the entire process, making the experience seamless and positive. For example, the staff members managing the cashier's office, advising, registration, and front desk. I am grateful for the high-quality instruction combined with the opportunity to refine my academic qualifications in such a welcoming and professional environment.

My experience with a Hispanic staff member at Aurora Community College Center Tech was extremely negative. He was unhelpful and disrespectful when I asked for assistance with my class registration issue. He insisted the class didn't exist without checking.

Everything outside of their science department is great. Their advising staff could use a refresher course on communicating as it seemed very abrasive and blunt. When asking questions you seem to be bothering them. The Staff outside of them are amazing. If I didn't know that the staff is amazing I would have walked out from their representation.

This school has terrible communication and seems completely indifferent to their students needs. It's nearly impossible to reach the financial aid office every time you call, you're directed to voicemail, and they never return your calls. The staff overall are very ignorant and unresponsive. You have to constantly push for answers, otherwise, you'll be left in the dark. I strongly recommend looking for a different school to avoid wasting your time here.

The diverse student body is at the heart of what makes CCA such a strong institution. It’s my final year and my overall experience has been positive. However, one area that stands out is the way both myself and fellow students have had to confront and push back against the ethnocentric and revisionist ideologies that sometimes surface in course content or instructor perspectives. Glorifying policing and military forces is a common theme I’ve had to address. It overlooks the significant harm and destruction, caused by both on a global and local scale. While the institution fosters a supportive environment, there is still room for growth in addressing these issues directly. Awareness and understanding of the experiences of the diverse cultural and ethnic student body is imperative to creating a more equitable experience and learning environment.