Tidewater Community College
Norfolk, VA
- 2-year, Public
- 4,810 Freshman Class
- $12,775 (in-state), $17,145 (out-of-state)
- 25,900 Total Students
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Tidewater Community College Student Body
Size
- Average Freshman Class Size:
- 4,810
- Full-Time Undergrads:
- 9,100
- Total Students:
- 25,900
Undergraduates/Graduates
Where Students Come From
Are Students Enrolled Full-Time?
Diversity
Tidewater Community College Campus Life
Campus Housing and Facilities
- Students Living on Campus?
- 0%
- Religious Affiliation?
- No
- Urbanization:
- Urban
Crime (per 1000 students per year)
- Serious Crimes:
- 0.23
- Drug or Weapon Incidents:
- 0
- Alcohol Incidents:
- 0
Weather (Degrees F)
Tidewater Community College Admissions
Applicants Admitted
Statistics
- Students Who Return After First Year:
- 62%
- Average GPA:
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Average Test Scores
- SAT Math:
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- ACT Composite:
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Tidewater Community College Academics
Graduation Rates (Total)
Graduation Rates by Ethnicity
African American
Asian
Caucasian
Latino/Hispanic
Native American
Statistics
- Student-to-Faculty Ratio:
- 73:1
- Study Abroad Offered:
- No
Tidewater Community College Financial Aid
Cost of Attendance
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$12,775
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$17,145
In-State
Out-of-State
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- Tuition (Out-of-State)
- $7,095
- Tuition (In-State)
- $2,725
- Food and Housing
- $6,500
- Books
- $1,300
- Personal Expenses
- $2,250
How are students paying for school?
- Average Grant Size
- Collecting Data
Tidewater Community College Contact Information
Address
- Mailing
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500 East Main St.
Norfolk,VA 23514
757-822-1122 - More Info
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A. M.
What do you consider the best thing about your school? Why?The best thing at Tcc is everything the professors, the classes, and the affordable tutution.,Describe your school in one sentence.Tcc is an a great school with quality learning for an affordable price, this school has my major and is very close to my home.
M. A.
What is your school best known for?Tidewater Community College (TCC) is well known for being a good start to college. It allows students to stay near home and attend for much cheaper tution then other state schools. The classes sizes are modest and the schedules are flexible, allowing students to work while in school to support themselves. All in all, TCC is the school for students who cannot afford a larger school and need to work to substain themselves while attending college.,What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?The worst thing about Tidewater Community College (TCC) is that it does not offer four year degrees. The four campus in Hampton Roads offer all the course to complete a Bachelors degree, yet it is not offered. Therefore, you must transfer to a four year school to get a Bachelors. This is a disadvantage because some classes do not transfer and the tuition at four years schools are significantly more expensive. Besides that one draw back, TCC is a great school.
S. M.
What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?I do not have one bad thing to say about my school.,What do you wish you had known before you came to this school?They told me everything I needed to know before I had enrolled. The counselors are great and they give good guidence.
A. G.
What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?At this point, I do not consider anything worst about Tidewater Community College. I really have enjoyed the staff, teachers and students, all have been really wonderful and great.,Describe your school in one sentence.Tidewater Community College is wonderful.
B. B.
What kind of person shouldn’t attend this school?No one. I think that everyone should have a fair advantage to an education. Some schools will not take students based on their credentials in high school, but to be totally honest, we’re all just kids. We have to learn and need someone to be in our corner even with school.,What’s the most frustrating thing about your school?I am really frustrated that the tuition has gone up, but we are not able to have all the necessary supplies we need. I am a Culinary Arts major, and we were told that we had to make cuts on food. That’s like telling an art major that there isn’t anymore paper or paint!