St Petersburg College

I am taking online classes at SPC. I am very much impressed by the academic quality this public community college has to offer to all ages learner.
I have had good experience at varies school services, such as administrative reception, student services center, test center, bookstore, café and on campus student orientation events.
The online classes are built on Mycourses online learning platform which is very user friendly. The communication between faculties and students are based on respect and caring both on campus and online. I enjoyed interact with my professors and academic advisers. They have been very encouraging and motivating to help students to achieve academic goals.
I highly recommend high school students to take advantage of enrolling early college program or Florida 2+2 program. It saves a lot of money for the same courses to be taken as prerequisite courses or General Education courses at college level.
On financial side, SPC is half the price compares to public university in Florida. It is around 120 to 130 dollar per credit hour. Your credits are transferable. There are financial aid and scholarship offered by SPC.
The only draw back that I have experienced so far is the young driver at this campus. They are a bit on the aggressive side. Twice now, my car was inches away from getting hit by some of the young drivers. Coincidentally, both cars were in red color.
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The book store website is garbage and a way to scam students out of more money for materials they’re suppose to receive with their order, but do not include and refuse to give them what they sold to their customer. Buy anywhere else, but here because you’ll get burned by their false advertising practices.

The faculty is amazing and the campuses are very nice. I take classes at both the Clearwater and the Tarpon Springs Campus. They have fantastic Political Science teachers, especially Mrs Roberson, at the Tarpon Springs Campus. At the Clearwater Campus, Professors Lechner, Scales, and Richards, who teach the prerequisites for the College or Education, are all wonderful. The school has some great events, I wish there offered more events, even the college doesn’t do a lot of events or they don’t advertise enough. I think if you are looking for a solid education, you should consider coming here. But always do your research for the teachers or degrees you are considering taking.

I absolutely love the curriculum room! There are puppets, games, and anything else you could ever need in your elementary classroom.
I’m currently going for early childhood education and I love the tarpon campus. I have used countless puppets and they always go over well in the classroom.
The café here is amazing because it’s attached to the book store! Also, they have a wide variety of board games to play when you are waiting between classes. Everything from scrabble to boggle and beyond! Plus, there are 4 areas in which to sit, one which is a giant quiet counter with plugs to work on your laptop while you eat!
The bookstore runs great deals about once a month and it’s always a fun stop if you have a class break to kill.
One more thing, this café has the most delicious freshly made breakfast sandwiches in the world! If you like bacon, egg, and cheese on a croissant, you’ll love this cheap sandwich!

Good campus. Small classes and the prices are good per class. College of Ed has a lot of their classes here. Avoid the bookstore if possible…