Chattahoochee Technical College Bookstore - Marietta, Georgia

Cecille M

They don't answer their phone or respond to emails! I even called the finance department to help me reach out to bookstore. I was referred to the number published here. I am calling regarding an order which says they fulfilled 2 USBs but they sent only 1.

Todd Wilson

Great technical school.
Highly recommended!!

Justin Chia

I couldn't get my undergraduate degree nor my Master degrees credit hours from regional universities being transferred or being recognized. All they concerned about is my high school diploma and the compass score. Staff are not willing to work with me. The good thing is I applied for another graduate program from a big regional university and I got accepted without any headache and weird inquiries (5 working days). Save your time and go to real 4-years college for a quality education. If you are a continuing adult student with prior degrees but just wanted to earn certificates, it is going to be tough to get in. 3 months of my time wasted plus mailing cost and registration fees.

Updates:
I applied for another university few years ago and earned Associate in Cybersecurity and later Master of Computer Science using GI-Bill. To this day, I am still not sure why Technical colleges around Georgia are difficult to get in. I did apply with different locations but they all fall under the same organization. I wish they have more staff they are well informed about college applications.

Michael Waymire

This "college" is NOT set up to work with any working people. Goodness forbid you try and have a job while trying to stay at this school. The teachers will sometimes work with you. If you insist on going to Chattahoochee for financial reasons I recommend going to the North Metro Campus. The Administration makes it unnecessarily hard on students that have to work. Especially, when it comes time to register or get anything real done with scheduling, or following up with documentation.

The answer to most of your answers (ESPECIALLY with ADMINISTRATION) are... well that is the way it is set up, so... Perhaps, they are of the mindset if you say something enough it becomes true. I can not adhere to the nonsensical behavior. I was going to finish my Associate degree and had three classes left to graduate, their refusal to help when attempting to register will cause me to pick another college. I will be glad to modify this review if there is any change in the attitude of their Administration. Hope this helps you mold your future learning decisions!

Ann Gurley

Excellent excellent school! Yes, I'm a graduate, but the school is really excellent. This is the only choice in my view if you can't afford the big boys. Check it out, they're worth a look!

scott taylor

I am not a fan of Chattahoochee Tech. Teachers are reasonable. Class sizes manageable. The administration is absolutely the worst. Classes cancelled at the last moment and they leave you with no options. Nursing classes are not accredited.The whole Healthcare side of this Tech school is mismanaged. Stay away. Find some other school.
I wanted to complete my education with them but I had some concerns. I emailed the Vice President of the Tech school and instead of addressing my concerns they were dismissed. When I called them on it they stopped responding. I have spent a lot of money and wasted a couple of years of my life and still have not completed my training. GO TO SCHOOL ANYWHERE ELSE BUT THIS SCHOOL. ONLY 12% OF PEOPLE WHO START THEIR EDUCATION HERE GRADUATE.

Pamela D

The only good thing I can say about this school is that I enjoy the smaller campus; as opposed to somewhere bigger like Kennesaw State University. A lot of the employees have no clue what they are talking about; I would be VERY careful with financial aid affairs. They say they know what they are talking about but ultimately they have no clue. Trying to get financial aid from Chattahoochee Tech is a very long rough process. In the end I did not get any financial aid even though I qualified for it. The lady had no clue was she was talking about, and due to her ignorance I missed the deadline. Another thing I would like to add is that their customer service is TERRIBLE. Good luck trying to get a hold of financial aid through the phone or technical support. If you want to get anything done you have to go to the school and ask several different people questions. There is not one employee who knows exactly what their talking about. Save yourself the hassle and go somewhere else!

Justin Kratzer

At the end of the day, it's 2013, and this is a Community College. What do you really expect? My experience wasn't that bad. I never really had any problems with Financial Aid (other than the long lines) and or the courses offered. The people who bash this school are usually too stupid to graduate from it. Such as some of the "Google Users" below. But the others before me are telling you the truth when they say that the true problem lies within the faculty.

The reason I give it two stars: grades don't reflect a student's knowledge of material, on any level. There are students getting A's and B's who have no idea what they're doing. The lecturers don't foster personal growth as a student either. As a student, I expect (and pay) to be pushed, at least a little. The teachers at CTC don't do that and they don't care to. If you want to go there to knock out some math and english, that's cool, but if you actually want a Bachelor's degree, or anything higher, don't make the mistake of thinking this school will prepare you for the next level.