MDC is come in take classes and get out, dont expect any activities in-school or groups or anything of the sort.  The only clubs here are the academic clubs, theres no frat/sorority and no school housing of any type.  There are Three major campus and some other small ones.  The Kendall one i find to be the best, big, enough parking, lots of people, a variety of professors, track, field, pool, gym etc.  Then its wolfson which is urban, right in the middle of downtown miami, lacks what kendall has but still a good variety of professors.  Then interamerican which is the worst, you'll find mostly cuban people who can't speak english, but you will still find some great professors. 

I must say that with all the sucking, i find many of the professors to be great, you have to look at ratemyprofessors to get the good ones but they have them, and they wont treat you like another number.  Ive taken all my math(calculus 1 to 3, differential equations etc) and the teachers are always accessible and understanding.  You got to keep in mind that many of these professors have taught in FIU, and some in good universities too. 

Opportunities are there i am sure, you just have to look for them because they wont come by themselves.  I do engineering, and the engineering department has a deal with other schools on transfer students.  The most notable is with georgia tech(top 20 in the country for tech), where they accept you with a Associates Degree In pre-engineering with a 3.0 gpa guaranteed.  I know people who have gone there thanks to MDC. 

The general concensus of the student body is to slack, so unless you want to be there forever you have to be determined and ofcourse not slack.  ITs easy to slack because although the student life sucks, the surrounding city, MIAMI offers great night life.  CLubs open all week, most up to 5am in the week and weekends open up to 9am to 12pm the next day, Miami Beach is minutes away, the whether is always great. 

If you can get over that you will find that there are good tutors in the math labs to help you and in any other labs you need.  I spend entire days studyign there and the tutors are free no matter what you will find someone to explain that physics or math section you cant understand.  Same for biology and anatomy. 

For the price of the college its a great opportunity for florida residents to get their gpa up and transfer.  Also out of state people wishing to transfer to USF, UM, FSU, UCF, that weren't accepted are more likely to be accepted if you do your first two years at a florida community collge and then transfer to these with an AA.