CT State Community College Three Rivers - Norwich, Connecticut

T H.

I attended this school and it was strickly online unfortunately due to Covid Situations. It was very difficult to do this type of class online. I had special accommodations due to my disabilities but they weren't always followed. The class was from an older book, yet we were using a newer book. Sometimes, it was very confusing, but I completed the entire course. Now, my high school student is starting classes while attending high school. We will see how it goes. Clean school, used to have to show id when entering but recently didn't have to. So that might have changed . Easy admission, nice book store. Although they don't have enough books sometimes for a class. This is a good starter school for classes you need before a degree.

Kathryn S.

I love being a student at Three Rivers cc. I have to say, that I wouldn't change this for the world. I tell people all the time how TRCC is "my happy place" and it really is.
The faculty are A+++ and so are my classmates. I feel there are a vast amount of resources to ensure our success and it's easy to navigate too. The classes are fun as well as challenging, in a good way. The fact that I'm leaving a 5* review for school, should sum it up.
If anyone sees this in the future and is considering registering at three rivers, I say to do it. You will love it. I've been going for a few years and I've loved it from the start. It truly is a happy place and a judgement free zone too. A+++ TRCC

Sally G.

I've been attending TRCC for three years now. I am an older student. My experience has been truly wonderful. Every aspect, faculty, and staff has continually impressed me and driven me to do my best. Love it here and would surely refer anyone looking to get an excellent education here.

Chris P.

Great little community college. The emphasis here is on student support and quality of teaching. Anyone who is thinking of getting a four year degree would do well to start their first two years here. The classes are small and you will get a lot of individualized attention. I highly recommend this college.

senia S.

Professors are great, but the school is way too expensive. They care more about the up keeping and physical appearance of the school rather than satisfying/ aiding the students. Raising the prices on classes and constantly switching out the required textbooks for classes. makes it impossible for student such as myself who are on a strict budget to keep up.

A. R.

I love TRCC, both as a student and as an employee. It's a great way to get your associates at a low cost and prepare you for a potential future BA. Not every teacher I had was perfect but to their credit, not every teaching method works for everyone. However my time with student services has given me a deeper look into the hard work and effort that happens behind the scenes and I don't regret spending my time and money here. I'm a proud Three Rivers alumini and hope to utilize my education here in my pursuit of my BA.

S G.

1: I registered for a class and dropped it a before week prior to it starting, boy was I in for a surprise bill. $120 for a class I didn’t even step foot in, let alone it didn’t even start when I dropped it. What a SCAM. Of course I had no choice but to pay it. So just be cautious when you’re registering for a class, because you cannot change you’re mind and not expect to pay a fee even if the class hasn’t begun.

2: If you’re “graduating” be sure to wait months for your actual diploma to be delivered. Very unorganized system they have going there. I graduated in may and have yet to receive any proof of it. My transcript is still not updated with my current degree and my diploma is who knows where. Sucks.

3. If you’re receiving financial aid and you’re registered for a class and the school decides they want to cancel it, be prepared to repay financial aid back.

Christina S.

Amazing college! I had the best experience here. If you have the chance to take a sociology/history course, take it with Professor Edward Derr, phenomenal!! I graduated this May with an associates degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences and all my credits transferred to SCSU. You just have to manage your time well and be aware of the resources offered at this school, and you will see a big impact on your grades.