I'm very proud to say that I'll be graduating from CSCC this semester! This is by far my favorite…read morecampus. It feels safe, it's a reasonable size, has great parking, and has nice staff. Thank you so much! I'll miss this place!

Despite the comment about the student services ladies being rude, I had nothing but smiles and…read moreunderstanding. The place is very open clean and modern. I came for student academic advising to help schedule my classes. To be completely honest I am way more excited to attend college now! Also there are trash AND recycling bins everywhere! I'm glad they are taking an effort to help the environment!

do not send your kids here all they care about is getting your kids into detention andthe middle…read moreschool program is especially lacking in preparing the kids for high school and treats them like elementary schoolers... staff have stolen my daughters belongings and nothing was ever done to get it back or be reimbursed, terrible school...

This has been my school since second grade it has been really good school.The teachers have been…read moregreat they take care of the students really good and the students feel like it is a second home. I love St.Mary Magdalene

Office staff are amazing. All the teachers are amazing squeaky clean. Your kid should go there.read more

Growing up, my father and I bonded over frequent visits to a small, local college to watch (and…read morecheer on) their basketball team. Those are some of my fondest memories. Now, with a son and daughter of my own, I've become a huge fan of the Denison Big Red. We take time out of our busy schedules to drive a few miles down the road to cheer on the Big Red. NCAA basketball isn't all about packed arenas and $75 tickets. At Denison, you can get into the game for free (or, if you choose, the price of a small donation that normally, I believe, goes to charity). At the game, you can literally sit court-side and feel like you are part of the action, part of the team. You won't witness the NBA's next generation of high-flying stars, but you will see teams devoted to execution and hustle. All the drama of great competition is there. During half time we like to wonder around the beautiful campus and facilities. So, for helping me to make quality family memories and for providing top-notch competition that we can actually be close to and feel a part of, I toss five stars Denison's way. Go BIG RED!

Great memories over four years at Denison University's athletic complex in Granville Ohio with…read moreWashU Swimming. The complex is maybe ten years old, but looks new. It houses indoor track, tennis and swimming. My visits after Thanksgiving have been at their annual Denison Invitational Meet with my son. The school uses the opportunity to fundraise the local food bank. My specific experience with the school is through swimming only. So the rating has nothing to do with academics, although I know from ratings and word of mouth it is a strong D3 school. The pool is a looker. It's a 50 meter with diving wells. They also installed a very large spectator area to hold large events like conference and the Denison Invitational. However, a star deduction with air quality issues over the years. This makes competing much harder. So long Denison University. My son has graduated out of this meet and it will be missed. Not just the facility, but the people and memories it holds.

$7/person - very good deal for spaghetti dinner tonight which benefits the girls lacrosse team…read more The dinner included: Drink Salad Spaghetti Roll And dessert

I want the battle pass. Who else wants it, I'll buy it for anyone I just want the battle passread more

My experience with Columbus City School City District at the Lexington Avenue location has been…read morevery positive. The school environment feels supportive and focused on helping students grow both academically and personally. The staff and teachers seem dedicated to creating a place where students feel encouraged to learn and participate. What stood out to me was how organized everything appeared and how approachable the staff were when questions came up. It's clear that a lot of effort goes into maintaining a safe and structured environment for students. Schools like this play an important role in the community, and it's great to see people who genuinely care about helping students succeed.

I graduated in the class of 1998…read more Jim McCan was the principal. My younger sister had a journalism teacher whom had the audacity to talk sh*t about me in her class. My sister would come home and tell me the things she said in class. What kind of an adult does that? A turd, that's what kind. She was a giant, fat woman who taught other classes. Spanish, I think. Some people never grow up. I hope that woman is dead. The world would be a better place. Unfortunately, she probably has offspring.

Just a regular HS . Nothing special ,................................................read more

The library, which underwent a massive renovation in 2010-2011, is located in Columbus Hall, just…read morebehind and to the right of the Christopher Columbus Statue. There is a large patio area leading to the first floor entrance, though the only seating is the concrete picnic tables. The first floor of the library has the circulation desk, where you can check out laptops, textbooks for two hours, study rooms, or get help ordering books and checking your library account. There are study tables, quick print stations, the writing center, IT support, a small computer lab, the multimedia lab, and the TV studio also all on the first floor. The second floor has a large computer lab with just under a hundred computers, reference librarians and materials, and some open study tables. The third floor is the quiet study floor, with a silent room and individual tables, sofas and armchairs, magazines and periodicals, and a classroom. There are some overhead directional signs for the main desks, although the smaller labs and rooms are not always clearly labeled. The library gets very crowded during midterms and finals, and is really too small for the present student population. The open study areas can also become quite noisy. The quality of the staff can vary; there also seems to be quite a lot of technological challenges regarding printing, speed of computers, getting connected to the wifi, and using the laptops that are available for check-out. They do have a fairly large two-hour textbook reserve collection, which is great if you have an intro or GE class and haven't bought your textbooks yet. The group study rooms are also useful, since they have outlets and large whiteboards, but they can be crowded during peak times and you may have to put your name on a waiting list. All in all, the library has potential, but does need some improvement.

Nice little library. Could add on and make it bigger of course but it's nice. I went for just two…read moresemesters but used the library often. I would give it 5 stars but I guess it could be bigger. It's not that small but I suppose it could get cramped. Didn't find it so when I went. Everyone there was friendly, even when getting full, all there to learn / get a degree. There is always an empty classrooms one could study in if wanting more space, during peak seasons.