North Hennepin Community College

I was a straight-A student in the PTK Honor Society here, and I say this with my whole heart: going to this school may have been one of the worst decisions I ever made in my life. I would strongly encourage you to attend a different college. I will go a step further and say that you may want to specifically avoid Minnesota State schools in general. I am willing to revise this review if and when I feel things have improved, but this is how I feel for now.

This collage is the best, most affordable option in MN. The teachers and students are incredibly friendly. If you haven't applied yet, you're missing out!

From the front doors of NHCC to Security, they all were efficient in their positions, spot on with prompt service and friendly energies.

The college is equipped for the vast learning experience of the adult learning because of the welcoming environment. It is a place with many resources and staff that are committed to student progress and growth.

Decent school. I went here back in early 2000's. Schooling was overpriced, and clicky oura. Education was average.

I came here for a year or so to start up my degree. The classes were easy to figure out and the price is good. For the location you don't really even need a car, there's a great food place across the street and if you're willing to drive a bit, there's plenty more options. However the food in the vending machines are frequently problematic often expired by more than a few months. They also have a "hot food" vending machine but it's only worked once or twice in the entire semester I was there. Outside of that, I didn't have any issues. The teachers were good, the price was good, and the material will help me attain the degree I want. It also connects with other local colleges to make transferring and comparing classes easier.

This is a good school. I’ll start off with the cons. There’s not a lot. I would give this school five stars if it weren’t for some of the administration office and advisors. Cindy Rinta who has worked here for years isn’t pleasant to interact with at all. And the financial aid office could do better at helping students, communication, and deadlines. Not a lot of clubs or organizations. Pros: The professors at this school are amazing. All of them really are passionate about student success and they push you to succeed. Majority of the people who work here are kind. You can get a great education for a great price and there are a lot of resources at North Hennepin for anything you need.