Andrew College

A great bridge from highschool to the higher education world. It is small and community based. The educators here are really great at breaking down complex ideas and making them more accessible. They encourage engagement, and are there to serve the students. I feel very grateful for their support. Highly recommended if you are recently graduating from highschool.

This is school is it for African-American young men you have to feel safe in your environment. These kids wasn't even safe walking off the campus as you coming down long road you see confederate flags where they say come join us. That's not an area for black kids I wouldn't suggest anyone that love they black sons to attend.. them black coaches didn't care about the young black men where about they could've been honest and said this is a racist area so they gonna look at you strange so that that mean, he was gonna look at the white young man on that football team strange but alone football player, a quarterback was white and mind you they never even had tryouts. The whole thing seem like a whole scheme.

Tried to ask the soccer coach Kyle questions, however he was very rude and walked away while speaking to him. He was not friendly or helpful. I do not recommend the soccer program here. I do wonder if he is a reflection of the rest of Andrew College?? Very thankful I was able to witness this interaction before sending or recommending this college.

Looks like an older in the middle of nowhere historical college. One thing for sure, students will have plenty of time to study.

The staff is awesome 👌. The college is well maintained. …

Attended '63-'65, graduated and transferred to FSU but army came calling and when I was discharged; the president's wife kept in touch with me and when I expressed concern about returning to the world and college, she assisted me in returning to Andrew for a quarter. Everything went well and I re-enrolled at FSU and graduated 12/71. I owe Andrew a debt of gratitude and totally enjoyed all of my time there.

This school is terrible. I honestly am livid with the way the staff handles things. After a 2 year college some students want to further their education and continue in the sports they are in. I was told when my child got recruited, they would help get her to another College, they will be help with the highlights. I've called at least 15 times for help and they always say they get some one to help. Guess what my child had to figure it out and I sure hope the coach at the University she's looking at accepts it 😤😠 The coach apparently really does not care. And at first she was a good coach, now I hear from different players she's not helping get them to other schools. We won't go into the food, or the prices they add in without knowing about it! Prices go up every year that their answer for everything. Then picking classes as freshman they really don't tell you what you actually need until it's to late and they wait until last semester 😠😠. I truly thought this experience would have been a better one as a mother I'm voicing my concerns!!! This is my opinion! But the basketball coach, n soccer coach for boys is terrific they help their players n go above n beyond like a coach should. Shout out to those coaches! It's sad when you really depend on the help and think you'll get it after being told you would by administrators. I do not recommend this school what so ever! Poor communication skills

Great 2 year college! High ranking! Visit website for more information. Near stores and restaurants. Some of these sports are baseball and softball.

they give you a display of the nice things in the beginning, but as soon as you really enter as a student .......IT IS HORRIBLE! Dormitory (Male) are molded and mildew, cant fix it. They charge you for little thing! Staff here has favoritism toward individuals

Took a tour of the campus. Enjoyed the people. Campus was small but inviting. Would be pleased if my son decides to attend