Beautiful campus! I have visited this place 7 yrs ago and it's so nice coming back here and driving…read morearound! Too bad that it was raining but still it was very nice! If you are thinking about going to university, this place is a great option! Love that environment! Cheers

The food here is amazing. Make sure you have the Adventist staple: haystacks!!!! The Fritos have a…read moredelicious crunch and the chili is warm and perfectly seasoned.

Cleveland State had invited American Red Cross Health Service Team to observe and critique their…read moreDisaster Simulation. Among the participants, there were nursing, social workers, EMS students. Together, in a disaster, we are supposed to know how to work together and know how to utlitize the resources provided. It was a fun learning opportunity and if you're a Cleveland State College student, we look forward to seeing you again next year! Great community school too!

Just went here for a walk through and it's a really nice place for school. I'm going back real soonread more

Loved loved loved my time as an undergrad here at Lee. The faculty and staff were always so helpful…read morewith assignments. The financial aid liaisons were knowledgeable and pointed me in the proper directions in a timely manner. Never had an issue with funds being ready for me when I needed them. Never had an issue with parking, or choices of dining. The campus itself is beautiful! Second to nine in my opinion. The only thing that I think is a negative is that the freshman men's dormitory is across Ocoee from the school and people fly down that road. Even with the flashing cross walk signs and lights it can still be a dangerous spot for people.

My wife and I are enrolled in the DAL Bible and Theology program, which is a remote degree program…read more The classes are usually very good, though the timing of some of the assignment loads is off. The classes run seven weeks and are on a rolling enrollment, so you are going all year. Some weeks there is just a discussion due, while others have discussions, tests, papers, etc due and are very hectic. I would like to see them even it out a little. I give the academic side of the university four stars, but I give the Financial Aid side one. They are not very helpful and they are slow to disburse the funds, which can impede buying necessary materials and textbooks.

This is a beautiful well laid out campus of a very large university. We were visiting our…read moreGranddaughter who attends the School Of Veterinary Medicine. There is a huge botanical garden which is well worth a short visit.

Beautiful campus to see. The home of Peyton manning who still teaches at the university. Nathan's…read morestadium is very impressive.

I attended UTC and graduated in 2001. Much has changed since then. I hardly recognize the campus…read morenow -- new buildings everywhere, a beautiful library complex, & a huge gym and aquatic center. It's a nice vibe here because it's nestled right in the heart of the city. But, you can easily reach a huge greenway along the river, the art district, or walk across a long pedestrian bridge to shopping and parks. As a place to be a student, I found it to be pretty good overall. Now, with 25 years passing, I have no idea if the professors or education are like the past. But, I think the UT system does a decent job. I was well prepared for the future -- attending higher ranked graduate schools. UTC is what you make of it. Overall: Worth checking out if you want an urban campus that's not overwhelmingly big.

Love the school, love the campus, absolutely hate the parking. Hours of driving around for parking…read morespots even with a paid parking pass. Lots of tickets to pay for when you can't find parking spot and park on street to get to class on time. Frustrating and ridiculous for that part

Cleveland State is one of Cleveland's greatest assets in my opinion…read more Perched in Cleveland's northern on the side of Candies Creek Ridge, this two year community college has significantly increased its graduation rate over the last several years. I recall going here right out of high school back in 1996. Although I didn't graduate at that time, it was a great place to go to allow me to transition from high school to college life. I've since earned a B. S. from another local school but Cleveland State is where I started. With the programs that CSCC offers and the emphasis that Tennessee places on higher education, if you live in the Cleveland area, there's no excuse for you to not be taking a class or two each semester. Even if you're not trying to earn a degree, the offered courses will still help you in your career or help you change a career. Stop by and talk to a counselor.

Cleveland State Community College is one of the biggest joke of a college in the area. None of…read moretheir staff is trained. The advisors have no idea what they are doing, and do not help you plan or set up your classes to help you have a plan or teach you how to navigate college. Their business office is completely ridiculous and will have you running all over the place giving you the wrong information, that changes every time you talk to someone different. The financial aid office is probably the worst department in the whole school. Not one person in the place knows anything, and they wont let you speak with anyone who does. Forget about reaching out for help if you are taking a Tn ecampus class, there is no help, and no one at the school will help you. No matter how many emails you send, no matter how many times you go up to the school, no matter how many times you call. CSCC is notorious for giving students and parents the run around. I would recommend driving to Chattanooga and attending Chattanooga state if you are planning to attend community college.

Absolute Dog Sh*t. ESPECIALLY If your a veteran DO NOT ATTEMPT TO APPLY FOR THIS SCHOOL! They do…read morenot tell you all the paperwork you need to be registered. Admissions makes you run in circles and refuse to aid you in anyway other than informing you "oh... by the way we need this paperwork" that is not even in the Tiger web application as being required which is the system they go by to show what is needed to register. The VA reps and advisors won't even talk to you unless your registered to the school. Soo.... you have to be a student to get help to become a student?? They dodge any questions or concerns about Financial Aid until your classes are set up where.. of course... they ask for more paperwork which prevent you from registering for the classes/semester your already set for.. It doesn't make any sense how they do things. Attempting to understand their system to aid my Son has been a catastrophe... for a F**KING COMMUNITY COLLEGE!!!!!!! GO ONLINE OR A DIFFERENT STATE FOR SCHOOLING! F**K THIS DISGRACE OF A "COLLEGE"

admissions staff has special needs. they don't comprehend basic information. it's infuriating a…read morecollege staff can't understand basic things. for example; admissions doesn't know how to answer questions you have about admissions.