If you're looking for a “traditional” college feel — for a lot of clubs / sports, recreational facilities, etc — this is probably not the place for you.  Afterall, it is a community college, not a major college or university.  But if you want something affordable and just want to go to class, do the work and get your credits, it's fine.

This is not the most challenging school in the world, but they won't just hand you a certificate, either.  Full-time students that don't work or work just one or two days per week may say that it's dull and not challenging.  But if your like me and working full-time and not able to take more than six hours per semester, it's not incredibly difficult, but still informative and enjoyable.