Delaware Technical Community College - Stanton Campus - Newark - Newark, Delaware

DJ P. C.

Que bueno es la música

danielle B.

I'm highly disappointed in my local community.College that refers to themselves as being available for the working person. I enrolled in the school A few years after covid I explain that I was a mom with two children Attempting to go back to school. And that My husband works night shift and I had limited support to help me with the children.They insured me that everything was fine.Due to COVID, they offered majority of their classes online.This was very beneficial for me as a full time working mom With 2 children I was able to work full-time and go to school.I was taking about 3 to 4 classes at a time sometime 2. I got.
Halfway through my associates degree.And now the school has decided to change their policy on virtual asynchrony education I went from being able 2,3 and sometimes even 4 class I am very upset but with the last 2 semesters.I have only been able to complete one class per semester because of their policy changes.And when I email the school about my disgruntled ness I was basically told that they don't care. Is very equitable school.

Iroquois P.

Despite it being my starter years in college, I loved it here. Everything was within reach and so convenient. I didn't have to walk blocks to get somewhere like I had to when I attended a university post-Deltech. The instructors were helpful and always willing to lend a hand unlike a certain university that just compounded the work. If Deltech was a four year school, I would've certainly stayed.

Twilight_Lupine S.

I went to this college for a long time, and there are some parts I loved, some I liked, and some I didn't like. It's been a very long time since I took any math classes, so I can't give an accurate review on what I don't remember well.

The teachers I had were mostly very nice. I say mostly because really it depends on who you get for what classes.

The cafeteria had some nice food before it closed up for COVID, and everything in the bookstore had decent prices for everything EXCEPT the textbooks (don't get me started.

The financial aid office is a nightmare. You spend dozens of minutes waiting, and you're liable to sign up for a student loan without realizing it.

Props to Dr. Statler though, she really helped me with my accommodations and helped me get through most of my classes with great grades.

I do recommend going here. Tuition isn't that bad, and you'll get a great education, just know that the ride will be a bit bumpy at times.

Chris M.

this college has repeatedly disenrolled my wife who had not received access to her college email to receive updates when classes were beginning. She went in person to re-enroll and attend the required orientation class from her professor. She was disenrolled again automatically after already supposedly having the issue sorted out and beginning her class work. Because of their automated system repeatedly dis-enrolling her, FAFSA would no longer pay for her classes. I am recommending anyone looking to pursue adult education, especially veterans who might have similar issues with the Department of Veterans Affairs having them disenrolled, look elsewhere until this issue is resolved

Aim T. C.

The best college in Delaware. I am an alumni, so I might be biased.

Alex M.

As a chemistry student with a 3.8 GPA, that has attended other 4 year universities, this review comes with experience, and not hate or spite. The two star rating is split between the amazing chemistry department, the math department which is complete trash, and the general lack of office management at this school.

Starting with the math department, their teachers and adjuncts do not care about their students. They live with a "if you get it you get it, if you don't, you just drown" philosophy. I've had math teachers get smart with me on assignments and write things like "answer the question?" with no other comments or help provided. If you go to the math center they say things like "were here to tutor, not to teach", as if the definition of a tutor, isn't a private teacher. It's absolutely absurd and ridiculously messy, I constantly hear students complaining and saying the same things, boiling down to the fact that the math teachers just don't care.

Their chemistry and science department is the complete opposite. All my science teachers have taken the time to tutor and make sure everyone that wants help, gets it. They hire professors and scientists with PHDs that are very intelligent, know what they are talking about, and just generally have caring hearts. I'm still amazed at the difference of how much help I've recievied and even been offered when it wasn't needed, compared to the math center. I would tell anyone looking to forward their education in science, to start with this school, just take your math classes somewhere else.

The reason for 2 stars and not 3, comes from how bad their offices and assistance systems work. I've had numerous problems with financial aid, included someone getting smart and hanging up on me, because their colleague gave me the wrong information. It's also pretty hard to just get general information from the school. As with everything though, you take the good with the bad if you really want it. Overall, it's an education that you have to fight and have patience for, but it's still an education.

D J.

My son attends Del Tech as an Mechanical Engineering Major and I must say that Del Tech is awesome. Great teachers, financial aid and business office staff, ME Dean, and advisor. Also, having the SEED scholarship is such a huge blessing!!!