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I love this school. I say all the time I wish I could spend all 4 years here! There are usually an abundance of classes available in multiple time slots so except for one semester I have been able to get the classes when I need it. I have loved all my professors except for two. So out of two years, only having two less-than-stellar professors is great! The other professors have been wonderful and they really care about the students and helping them succeed. I do a mix of online and campus classes- I find either format is fine at this JTCC.
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Social Life: C
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Apr 08 2012 2nd Year Female -- Class 2012  
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I personally do not care for JTCC. It is a place that people go when they cannot afford to start out at a real university. JTCC is basically where all of the high school seniors from Thomas Dale go when they earn low GPAs. It feels like you never really left high school because you are surrounded by the same or similar people during the day time classes.

The night classes are a bit different. They're filled mostly with adults who work full-time jobs and go to school part-time. If you are looking for a more mature group of classmates, the evening classes are for you.

Most of the administrative faculty is rude, including the financial aid department, admissions, and the testing facility.

The online professors are a complete waste of time and some are even unprofessional. The English professors decide they dislike you if you are able to write better than them. Take all your classes on campus, unless you absolutely are not able to.

Because there are two campuses, at least thirty minutes apart, scheduling is a hassle. If you are an art student, plan on being on the Midlothian campus constantly. The Chester campus offers all the general classes, but Midlothian has all of the interesting ones, like German and Arabic.Bottom line- this school is for adults trying to complete their education or a place to spend your time until you can get into a real school.
Campus Maintenance: A, Collaboration/Competitive: F
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Jul 10 2011 1st Year Female -- Class 2013  
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John Tyler is just a simple community college, there really is nothing to do here other than going to class and then leave. This is just basically a job too much of the students and there really is no type of school spirit. Yet, this is not unexpected because this is basically a school for saving your money until you go onto your four-year university. Many of teachers that I had were knowledgeable and friendly, but much of the other faculty is hard to find and when you do get to talk to them they an unhelpful.

This school is nothing more than a way to save money until I transfer to my four-year school.....and I expected no less.
Perceived Campus Safety: A, Social Life: F
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