Miami Dade College

Annaliese Scheurer 2 months ago

Miami Dade College delivers what higher education often avoids: honesty, value, and results. It teaches practical skills, respects students’ time and money, and creates real pathways without hiding behind prestige or debt. UM Miller is the opposite. It leans on its name while hierarchy, politics, weak mentorship, and conformity undermine the experience. For many PhD trainees, the research visibility and career outcomes do not justify the cost, pressure, or hype. MDC builds competence and mobility. Miller too often builds expensive résumés padded by branding. One earns respect through outcomes; the other expects respect because of its name.

Daniela 4 months ago

I honestly feel extremely disappointed with my experience at Miami Dade College. I have dealt with multiple issues throughout my time here, but the situation with remote testing was one of the most frustrating experiences I have ever had with a school. I paid for my FCLE exam, studied for hours because it is required for graduation, and made sure I was fully prepared before my scheduled appointment time. The instructions clearly stated that a Zoom link would be sent approximately 30 minutes before the exam. I waited, checked my inbox, spam folder, refreshed my email constantly, and nothing was ever sent. I emailed multiple times during the scheduled testing period asking for help and received no response while my appointment time passed. This is not just “an inconvenience.” This exam is required for students to graduate, and the lack of communication and organization creates unnecessary stress for students who are already under pressure academically and financially. Unfortunately, this was not the only issue I experienced at MDC. I have also dealt with professors taking extremely long to post grades, making it difficult for students to plan classes, financial aid, graduation req

Sonny Gabriel 4 months ago

Absolutely awful experience with Miami Dade College. Do not go here if you expect communication, professionalism, or support from staff. Nobody answers phone calls, emails get ignored, and scheduled appointments are a complete waste of time because staff members don’t even show up. Specifically, Vincente Medina and Abraham Gonzalez were impossible to reach and provided zero help. I had meetings scheduled with them and they didn’t even show up. Wasted my time. Trying to get basic information or assistance feels like chasing people for weeks with no response. The school makes students feel completely unsupported and frustrated. There is clearly a major lack of accountability and organization at this school. Save yourself the stress and look elsewhere.

Miriam Roa serrano 4 months ago

Unfortunately, the class of Saturday in North Miami Beach ( Nivel 3) has been very difficult to follow because the professor moves through the material extremely fast and does not provide clear explanations. Many topics are introduced briefly and then the class quickly advances to new content without making sure students understand the lesson. I respectfully request that the department review this situation, as I believe the current teaching approach is negatively impacting students' understanding and performance in the course. Thank you for your attention and support

Katherine Velasco 6 months ago

Unfortunately I have to agree with the low posts here. Tried to give some feedback in person and they have been retaliating against me ever since. When I came back after a long hiatus, one of the advisors asked if I would ever join the military when I’m clearly out of the eligibility age and my reason for signing up did not state anything of the sort. The man was extremely creepy. Another woman advisor did not ask me to enroll in social or history classes, she demanded it. She said: “you should take history classes” in the most condescending way and I had to clap back with sure, if MDC is willing to pay for them. Mind you, I approached them to talk about careers in STEM fields. These people assume they know you based on one or two observations and then they use whatever you divulged or whatever vulnerability you have against you. They retaliate hard. When you ask to attend in-person classes, they will move you to online and you have no way of telling if the information they are providing is accurate. You won’t know if fellow students are actual students or people with agendas. Their selection of in-person classes at convenient times for working adults is nil. If you have the me