Schoolcraft College

Absolutely no help at all. They preach understanding and compassion. Yet, the counselors have a tendency to point you in the wrong direction every time. If you’re looking to continue your education I would look elsewhere because, Schoolcraft is a wast of your time and money. I recommend focusing that energy on a school that actually cares about you and your education. I’ve talked to many other students and this is the consensus. I go to this school and I wish I had more positive things to say but at the end of the day, this is the truth. So, Good luck to you and your future. I hope this helps.

These guys are very good at teaching people who never road a motorcycle to becoming a good rider and safe rider. When I took my class there I thought that there is no way some of my fellow classmates would learn how to ride ,let alone pass the class and by the end of the class they're pwas riding like they were doing it there whole life. Awesome people great experience.

As a first time parent sending a child off to school I feel overwhelmed with the enrollment process. The staff is not very helpful. The first time we went in to meet with someone, no one would sit down with us and we were sent away with a checklist paper as our form of help. I could have printed the checklist out from home! I wouldn’t have taken time off work to go there. The checklist was helpful but not what we needed. There was trouble submitting our FAFSA and it took longer than we wanted to fix it, causing us to register for classes later than we ever planned to. The advising office recording prompts tell you they are open until 5pm and it’s drop-in only and you could “drop in over the phone”. You can’t make an appt. For some reason, they wouldn’t let me call on behalf of my 17 year old son so he called when he got out of work at 3:30 and they refused to help him. They closed in 1.5 hours and it was “too late.” They told him to call back between 8am-9am if he wanted to get help. So why does the recording say you can’t make appts and they are available until 5 for drop-ins? When in actuality you only have a 1 hour window to call each day! I felt like he must have misunderstood so I called them back and the woman snapped at me for calling and pointed at the fact that we were registering late. Then when I explained to her why this was nearly impossible for us, she made the exception that she would let him call as late as 12pm. He started getting nervous so he took an early lunch at work to make the call this morning and then they told him he would have to take time off work and finish registering in person (again conflicting with all other info we’ve seen). So I made another call to ask questions about this and they told me we could register online, but it was clear the woman on the phone was frustrated with me for having questions and taking her time. Nearly makes me want to throw in the towel and start at another school. We are intelligent people. The process shouldn’t be this hard. Maybe don’t work in admissions if you don’t want to help kids and their parents. Don’t expect parents to not be involved when enrolling their 17 year old kid for school! Have to do it that way? Fine. But expect me to have questions when my kid can’t relay every bit of information you told him in your conversation.