This person cares more about Campus Maintenance than the average student.
Intelligence: Bright
ACT:
SAT:
Lowest Rating Campus Maintenance D+
Describes the student body mostly as:
Describes the faculty mostly as: Helpful
Highest Rating Campus Aesthetics/Beauty A-
How this student rated the school:
Educational Quality
B-
Faculty Accessibility
B-
Useful Schoolwork
C-
Excess Competition
B
Academic Success
C
Creativity/Innovation
C+
Individual Value
B
University Resource Use
B+
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty
A-
Friendliness
C
Campus Maintenance
D+
Social Life
D+
Surrounding City
C+
Extra Curriculars
C
Safety
B+
HFCC
is tough for a community college. My brother graduated
from there 5 years earlier, and he couldn't believe how
much tougher the classes had become. HFCC is trying
to obtain more funding, so the best way to achieve
this is to create a stronger reputation — especially amongst
four-year universities in the region — as being a reputable
community college. Some of the buildings are becoming quite
run down on the insides, and the restrooms in those
buildings can become as bad as those at some gas
stations at times. However, the allied health (nursing) and
IT buildings are more modern and kept up a lot
better. The differences between buildings are almost striking at
times. Also, different ethnic groups are vying for control,
so it can seem pretty 'clicky' around the campus during
the daytime. It's not as obvious in the evenings
when there are more older students. Some foreign groups
of students tend to have weaker backgrounds in English and
stronger backgrounds in math than their fellow native students, and
the placement tests do not seem to take care of
these differences. This results in both native and foreign
students feeling disadvantaged in certain classes.
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