I visited the Mitchell Hall at the Columbus State Community College for Ohio X AI Summit. The…read moreMitchell Hall is the home of School of Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts that was just built in 2019. Hoping that the event would be held at polished and corporate location, I was pleasantly surprised that this location lived up to my expectations. Ambiance: The Mitchell Hall is the state-of-the-art facility with modern architecture and plenty of natural light. The first floor features multiple kitchens, culinary labs, bakery, culinary theater, Degrees restaurant, Blend Café, and a boardroom. I walked around during the conference break curious about the interior. It's modern, contemporary, and clean. Most of my time was spent at the event center on the second floor. The campus is right in the heart of Columbus. The event center provides a panoramic view of downtown Columbus, and there's a nice balcony. The space conveniently welcomed us (hundreds of attendees), had a stage, and many networking nooks. I found it very convenient to have seating separate from the conference room to unwind. Parking: Multiple parking lots are available onsite. Each parking lot is clearly marked for intended users - students, faculty, or specific groups. QR codes can be conveniently scanned for parking, number of hours selected. It has to be the most modern parking system I have seen on college campuses. It was quite complex to find the parking lots closest to the events due to small font numeration system. I'd recommend this facility to anyone looking to host events. It provides enough seclusion from the downtown chaos and modern ambiance. It's a presentable location with versatile space options.

I love taking classes here. I love this place. Only thing is that the CSCC PD falsely accused me of…read morestalking another student, when really I was just doing my weekly walks around the campus. It's one of my hobbies, I been doing it for 6 years now. Maybe if they listened to both sides of the story, they would get a better understanding of the situation. Keep trying guys, keep trying.

Great school and wonderful teachers. Passed my state test on the first go roundread more

I am attending virtual classes they are very easy to access. I love that you can do them at your…read moreown pace. The two ladies at the westerville location Maddie and Terri and very friendly and informative. Over all a great experience. I would highly recommend Hondros college!

I am currently enrolled in Real Estate classes and one of the subjects was COMPLETELY RUSHED…read morethrough so much so that one could not ask questions of the instructor. This particular instructor was completely rude to me personally, to other students and the classroom as a whole!!!! He was extremely knowledgeable with the material but is just NOT cut out to be a good instructor!! I feel that maybe this college needs to restructure this module so that students are NOT overwhelmed!!!! Just giving any good paying student this caveat!!!!!

They post classes on AHA's website that are not actually going on. They do not respect Health Care…read moreProfessionals time off from work. I moved patients and my schedule around to try to make a ACLS class & it was a ghost town - no one was there and there was zero communication from them.

I completed the in person portion of my CPR training at this location. I came in feeling nervous,…read morebut it was for no reason! Sue was an AMAZING instructor!! The way she presented the information made it so easy to understand and remember. She walks you through everything and makes learning it so fun and engaging! I would recommend this to anyone. Go to Sue!

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!

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!

Amazing school with even more amazing instructors (David and Jean) that teach you hands on training…read morein phlebotomy and medical assistants. I mean hands on too! Each class you will do a variety of blood draws, finger sticks, and injections, not on an orange or rubber arm.. nope on each other or the instructors (fully under their supervision at all times!!). You will be confident walking out of there that you can properly locate and draw blood the proper way without hurting anyone or digging for the vein (we've all had those). David instructs in detail the fundamentals of a medical office, client care, the process of lab blood work, the tubes, HIPAA,CPR,EKG,.. and so much more. I never thought at my age of late 30s I could wrap my head around new material or even pronunciation of medical words. David really helps break those barriers down, he has many concepts of ways to help you remember things like how the blood flows through the heart, veins, what their functions are and why, lab concepts of procedures and additives for each tube. I looked at many options when I knew, as an Esthetician, I wanted to cross over to the medical side. I'm so glad I made the drive to this establishment, I live in Cincy so every weekend I drove 1.5 hrs both ways, some times I stayed sometimes I drove back, so dedication is an understatement. It was my home for 10 weeks on Sat/Sun. I made the drive because I wanted hands on and let's be honest Quick turn around so I could move forward... I did not want to spend 6mths at a career center college, work full time and try to do all they need for the same certificate. Best money spent!

I received my International Executive MBA here! If anyone is thinking about an MBA I HIGHLY…read morerecommend this program. The ED of the program ensures success with the strategic set up of the class structure. I was able to travel the world and meet life long friends on my travels and in my cohort!

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.