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Most HelpfulColumbia is not a place to go if you want to be pulled pushed shoved and prodded into doing what is necessary to exceed in your field. While the teachers are generally inspiring and have high expectations, the school itself is not going to hold your hand through your degree. You. Have. To. Work. For....
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Most HelpfulThe only thing decent in this school are the teachers, who are well qualified and practiced on their profession. Unfortunately, the people who run the school and the main administrators are greedy and arrogant and care only about themselves and the school. Columbia College dropped my grants because they discovered my stepmother received some money in disability and considered it was paying for my education, even though she passed away from a deadly disease A YEAR AND A HALF BEFORE I WAS ENROLLED in this school. Even though I explained to them she was dead, her medical bills surpassed what...
review »Having been in higher ed since the 80's, Columbia College is where I'll finally graduate. I've taken over a dozen courses online and find them challenging and inspirational. Eight weeks goes quick, and you can't beat the commute in online courses. Texts are easily found on e-bay or book-byte and therefore I can afford the education.
Students are frequently active duty military, but also from all over the country and provide lots of different viewpoints.
I love it!