Sinclair Community College

I’ve worked with Sinclair for both a large (100+) and small (20 – 30) training conferences and love it. The staff is exceptionally helpful and friendly, the space is clean and nice, with a lot of variety in room options, and the A/​V and technology is great. Food options are great, tasty, and affordable, and their break packages are good (all our participants LOVE the snack options). Parking is plentiful and right beneath the building, and as the event coordinator, the amount to pay for guest parking passes was reasonable. I love the great hall area for the big lunch or dinner reception– window walls and super high ceilings. Having been to several other conference centers, Sinclair really stands out.

This is easily the best community college in the nation. The prices are beyond reasonable, the professors are great, and several of the programs are top notch. If you are looking for any reason to continue/​start/​resume your education, this is the place.

The center is very professional in appearance and the parking has to be the most convenient of any conference that I’ve ever been to. Usually at conferences you have to park out in the back forty somewhere and hoof a mile before you get inside. Not so here! The parking was close, easy and secure. This is a real rarity especially this Sinclair is right downtown.
Food was excellent and provided by the Community College culinary arts program. A/​V systems were flawless. I enjoyed that there were plenty of small rooms for breakout sessions. In a lot of conference facilities the smaller rooms are an after thought. Here they were intimate with risers, really nice desks and professional office seating.

Sinclair is really a great place for people to start their education. I had a professor that teaches at UD and Sinclair. Just because the school is cheap doesn’t mean its lacking. Great environment to be in, definitely an awesome school.
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While I have only gone here for a handfull of special interest classes, you really can’t beat Sinclair!

Good Transfer Module if you plan on transfereing to a future school or even if you are in a 4 year college currently.

Maybe not your traditional ‘college experience’ but still a very cool place to go. I am at my second quarter there and ALL of the students and staff I have me have been helpful and genuinely friendly people.
Being only a 2 year college, you really have to get to know people right away. Fortunately I have found it pretty easy to make friends in prety much all of the classes I’ve taken.
There is no on campus living — most students come in from home every day. The food is so-​so, but there are restaurants within walking distance. One plus is that the main cafeteria started taking credit cards instead of just cash /​Sinclair id’s (you can put money on the Sinclair id cards).
The classes are all fairly small — all my teachers know my name. Its a lot like high school in that respect. Being only in my second quarter, I have yet to take any classes that are not required, but i believe the elective classes are as small or smaller then the ones I’m in right now.
Oh, and the best part: it’s CHEEP! My tuition cost me about $ 5 – 600 plus maybe $ 200 for books. all of it was covered by my scholarship and I even received a check for some of the leftover.
So all in all, Sinclair is a good place to get a head start on college, Though I would definitely recommend (and plan to myself) continuing at a larger college after completion of the associates at Sinclair. What larger college, I haven’t quite figured out…