Cowley College

I had to attend an exam to test out .. and it was fast & easy plus the staff is amazing!!! Very nice and help you with all your questions..

I loved my time here 92 class go tigers. I still visit occasionally like during the 100th anniversary. I’ll admit I had struggles, but there was help available to give me a hand when I needed the support.

Great school if you like instructors lying about you, breaking Student Confidentiality laws, also they’re pretty good at ignoring any Student-Teacher issues if you have any. Went to report an instructor for harassment and false accusations, never got a response and now I’m having to let my credit get tanked because the school much rather allow a terrible instructor be there than to address issues that students are having. Edit: 2020 was the year I quit Cowley, and also reported a teacher for breaking Privacy laws regarding information about a student, and harassment with false accusations, and this is the first time in almost 3 years that they want to help, after I’m already talking to Lawyers regarding the school.

There is something here for nearly everyone in the community, even if all you want is to stretch your legs and take a walk. I have been taking classes here off and on for 25 years and haven't had but a few negative experiences, and those were due to Covid-19.

I think it is pretty crabby that the college requires you to be 60 years old to get a GOLDEN TIGERS CARD when you are a graduate of the college but apparently that is how the board of trustees operate depends on if you donate lots of money or land then you get whatever you want

Went to my granddaughters recital very nice acoustics. Easy access from the street and Wheelchair accessibile.

Is very clean the people there were really nice and they helped you with everything you needed

Great community College. Lots of options and my courses all transferred. Would recommend.

Admissions relieved my intimidations. Wish I would have done it sooner

Completely worthless school that will never try to actually help their students with the most basic of requests.