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Samantha, I'm a junior. The "shared responsibility" thing becomes even more important when you're close to graduation. My advisor helped me identify what I still need, but I had to track my own progress, check prerequisites, and make sure I wasn't missing anything. One missing class could delay...

This post humbled me. The woman at 55, the guy at 32 — they're not letting age stop them. Why should I? Also: "The first semester is the hardest" is so true. I almost dropped out twice. Then I figured out how to study, how to ask for help, how to manage my time. It got easier. Not easy. Easier...

Alum here (class of 2018). The facilities were old when I was there. Sounds like nothing has changed. But neither has the community. My professors still check on me. I still call one of them for advice. The building might be old. The relationships are not. Thank you for posting this. Prospective...

The "prestige" argument is backwards for med school. Med schools don't care about your university's football team. They care about: GPA, MCAT, research, clinical experience, letters of recommendation. At a giant school, you're competing with 500 other pre-meds for research spots. At Millsaps...

After spending an evening deep-diving into student reviews on Niche, I feel like I have a much clearer—and more nuanced—picture of life at Northwest Mississippi Community College . The Good: The praise for professors is consistent. Words like "amazing," "knowledgeable," and "genuinely concerned...

I'm super interested in Northwest's Path4 program, where you can take Ole Miss classes at the DeSoto center. A freshman review mentioned it, saying it's a great option, but they also noted a big drawback: "I have noticed they don't offer ole miss classes that go with it leaving me stuck on what...

I'm looking at Niche reviews for Northwest Mississippi CC, and the comments about financial aid are worrying me. A senior wrote that the financial aid is "very difficult to work with and is rude." They claimed they applied for scholarships every year but never received any, even when they had...

I'm trying to decide if I should get a meal plan at Northwest. Niche reviews say the average cost is $2,650 per year, but only 50% of students highly rate the dining facilities . That's not a great percentage! One freshman said the school is "excellent at providing both" football and food, but...