Colorado Community Colleges Online
School info
2.7
Overall Quality
Reputation
3.3
Food
2.4
Clubs
2.5
Facilities
2.6
Internet
2.5
Location
4.6
Opportunities
3
Safety
1.7
Social
2.9
Happiness
3.8
Basic Information
Location
- Aurora, CO
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Colorado Community Colleges Online offers a large selection of courses
- but the exact number of degree courses is not specified in the provided sources. However
- it mentions offering more than 200 online courses and a variety of course formats
- including standard 15-week
- 10-week
- and 6-week courses. Therefore
- the number of degree courses is likely to be within a range
- but a precise number is not given. **Range: 200+**
Key Area
- Online Library
- Open Educational Resources (OER)
- citation help
- digital accessibility
- online technical support
Student and Staff Numbers
- Academic Staff: The provided sources do not explicitly state the exact number of academic staff at Colorado Community Colleges Online. However, they do list several academic department chairs and deans, indicating a significant number of academic staff. - **Department Chairs:** At least 15 department chairs are listed across various disciplines. - **Deans:** There are at least 3 deans mentioned, including Bill McGreevy, Daniel Metz, and Tina Parscal. Given this information, it is reasonable to estimate that there are at least 20-30 academic staff members, but a precise number is not provided. Therefore, the best approximation is: **20-30**
Notable Alumni
- notable alumni from other institutions in the region include: - Tamrin Apaydin
- '87 (BS Accounting
- UCCS) - Tom Saponas
- '72 (BS Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
- UCCS) - James C. Ramos (Associate degree in business
- Victor Valley College) For specific notable alumni of Colorado Community Colleges Online
- further research would be required
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Good reviews
Overall 4.3
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Bad reviews
Overall 1.2
Cookie-cutter classes with unmanageable workloads and no quality control. Rubrics that don't make any sense and are inherently flawed. The “professors” are a little more than a.i. chatbots. Incredibly poor course materials and curriculum as a result of using free or the cheapest option they can find.
Overall 1.6
I understand this system is in place to maximize course availability for Colorado CCs. The idea of this is brilliant. The implementation of it stinks. There is little to no oversight and "professors" go overboard with the workload. They have forgotten these are fresh/soph level courses and push higher lvl reqs. Where is leadership to balance this?
Overall 2
There are some really great classes and some really great teachers. There are also teachers who you can never figure out why they are teaching and what is their grading criteria--- actually quite a bit like a regular university... Be prepared to probably do more work in these classes because you're not really in class...