I love visiting my sweetie's Alma Mater. He always shows me cool, hidden gems around the campus…read more I love seeing how it grows every time we go!

this town is nothing but cesspool after all it cares for none of the locals it constantly allows…read moremore students in even though it's already over flowing to the point that any local here will tell you this town sucks thanks to the college since it's constantly pushing out Lov with absorbent pricing and limiting of housing to strictly college students due to this reason here most locals hate all the college students just as much as they do the college if I had to change its name it would be almost stupid university

I graduated from LMC in 2012, and absolutely loved every second I was at the school. As long as you…read moreare a good student and the professors can see you trying to do well, they will bend over backwards to help you in anyway possible. I worked 3 Jobs while attending LMC, had a double Major and a double Minor. Life was hectic, and I struggled allot, however all my professors knew my situation and were great about giving me the resources I needed to succeed. The best thing LMC taught me was how to think. How to question the "Facts" that I am given and draw my own conclusions, instead of taking everything at face value. This lesson alone was worth every dime, every late night, and every struggle I faced. Six years after graduating I have a great life, great job, and make a great living. And I can honestly say I do not think my life would have turned out quite the same way if I had chosen another college.

We had a college visit for my son. Breath taking is the best word for the location. Nestled between…read moremountains and mountain tops you are surrounded by nature! The school sits on 800 acres!!! I pray my son is able to get his offer letter this week!

Great school. Probably one of the best community colleges in the south. Staff here actually seem to…read morecare about your progress. Book buy back is not a rip off like Greenville Tech (SC).

We had a lot of fun doing the fire workshop with Tanner. He taught us 4 different ways to make fire…read morefrom scratch. I left feeling empowered that I had acquired a useful skill. The site is down a long and challenging driveway, so be aware of that. Don't bring a vehicle with low clearance. Once you get beyond that, you will encounter really lovely land and ideas for survival off the grid that will have you really inspired. Go. Have a ball. Everyone is REALLY nice here.