My step mom passed away January 19th, just before the semester started. I thought I could stay focused but I was struggling, even with work and life in general. Tried to get a tutor, they scheduled me with a girl who was tutoring for her first time. She couldn't answer anything on my homework right, this rendering me with no help to pass this class. So I drop the class to avoid taking an academic hit...decided to seek God and come back the next semester stronger. I even sent the school proof of my stepmoms passing. They confirmed. So when I returned to retake the class for the new semester, would you believe they are charging me double what the class is worth. In 2018 I reported fearing for my life because I was in a domestic violence situation. I told my psych teacher, he wanted nothing to do with it. He tried to send me to an office on the other side of the school and this man was circling the parking lots looking for me. When I took English here, I was able to prove their system wasn't receiving the assignment I sent, and they failed me out of that class because this issue occurred specifically on the final paper. That teacher ignored my emails and I lost my FAFSA support for the year. This school is by far the biggest let down I've ever heard of. May God have mercy on all your souls, and I hope you're never punished for mourning. I hope no one ever treats you all like you're treating me. And to the rest of you, go to school literally anywhere else. read more

They are scam artist posing as an junior college. They have hidden fees added in at every break period. My daughter had scholarship money , VA money and Pell yet they still said she owed money. My husband went and paid the balance up for only a week later for her to be taken back after break to be told she needed to pay 500 more to get back into her room. She got another noticed 3 days ago saying she owes 1500 before she can return after spring break . There was still no breakdown of where her aid and VA money was applied. Also when we did the tour we were told that the meal plan was included in the dorm cost.In actuality, it is a additional charge that is forced on them.They don't have a choice to buy their own food. Today we got to my daughter's dorm a little later than check out due to having to stop to care for my asthmatic baby and traffic . We got her stuff out in less than an hour yet an RA rudely approached us stating that her account will be charged for late fees. They tell them if they stay during a break it's 25-50 / day despite the fact that they have already been charged tuition. She told us for less than an hour past check out it would be 600 .what kind of math is that?I told her why we were late get her she made a face as if she had zero concern . I guess she wouldn't care with the fact that she has occupied an RA position and 2 other campus jobs despite my daughter and others being told that there aren't jobs available . With Pell they are supposed to be offered work study jobs if they apply which she did and still hadn't got place yet this RA has 3 jobs make it make sense.Oh and the campus safety is a joke within the last 8mths they have had a shooting ,a lock down after a threat, as well as drug searches including findings of drugs in one of the rooms today.If you want to throw money away and not know where is going by all means go to TJC. I myself know there are Junior colleges and colleges with less cost that are cheaper and actually explained without hidden fees .Also my daughter had good grades and due to this was eligible to fast track yet grades with her and other including athletes don't matter. In fact, some athletes were told to give up time for academics in order to keep athletic scholarships. Like you are supposed to want students excelling in academics . On the other hand you can be failing and stay here with no worries as long as you are willing to pay all the random fees .So much for good grades and hard work paying off. Have money or parents who do. SO BACKWARDS,BY THE WAY, THIS IS A BRIEF PART OF THE ISSUES WE'VE EXPERIENCED . read more

They aren't hard to "work with" as they are a college. It can be frustrating at times but with a little hard work, determination and common sense it's a great way to knock out core content or trade school. Not everyone is meant for higher education. read more

As only a former prospective teacher, I can only comment on how poorly they treated my candidacy. They asked me to snail-mail my official transcripts before even interviewing me. Then they didn't have the professionalism to respond to my email follow-up 3 weeks later or my phone message 2 weeks after that. This was disappointing. read more

Great college to develop credit and jump start your future! It's worth stopping by and checking out if you're in the area

If you have the option to go anywhere else. Do it. If this is the only option I'd probably just give up on college until you have the opportunity to go to a actual college. If you feel like wasting your time and money this is a good option. The space would be better off being occupied by a prison or toxic waste dump but unfortunately it's tjc instead. read more

Extremely difficult to work with, it's also hard to even be able to talk to any body. The teachers are really good but trying to talk to any body in the offices of financial aid, or admissions is a nightmare. read more

tey are horrible about letting you know about balances as well as grants. i was told 8 days before the money was due that she needed to pay for summer courses. this is not the way to conduct business. we should have been told this at registration. not happy at all read more