Danville Area Community College
School info
2.6
Overall Quality
Reputation
2.8
Food
2.4
Clubs
2.2
Facilities
2.8
Internet
2.8
Location
2.3
Opportunities
2.3
Safety
2.8
Social
2
Happiness
3.2
Basic Information
Location
- Danville, IL
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public community college
- Established: 1946
- Founder: University of Illinois
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Almost 50 academic programs
Key Area
- Math
- Science
- and Engineering
- Medical Imaging
- Health Information Technology & Cancer Registry Management
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: 1,924 (Fall 2022)
- Undergraduates: Around 1,924 to 2,032
- Postgraduates: 0
- Academic Staff: 53 full-time, 99 part-time
- Administrative Staff: 123
Notable Alumni
- Unfortunately
- the provided sources do not specify notable alumni of Danville Area Community College. However
- here are some notable individuals from Danville High School
- which might be of interest
- though they are not specifically alumni of DACC: Theodore R. Gilliland
- Edward R. Telling
- Kenneth D. Bailey
- Dr. Kimberlee Kidwell
- Doug Barnette
- Mike Small
- Raymond G. Prata
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Students talk about this school
Good reviews
Overall 4.2
Great place to receive the one on one with faculty to be successful.
Bad reviews
Overall 1.4
Nice teachers, but has a bad reputation for location and being a community college. The location is very unsafe. I had some pretty cool teachers. Advisers do NOT help at all. You need to find your own classes and KNOW what you need because they'll screw you over with classes and programs that won't transfer and that aren't worth any credits.
Overall 1.4
To be honest, I wound up having to get a second Associate's Degree from another nearby community college because the advising and the teaching at DACC were so bad that it almost screwed my future. If you have other options and AREN'T going into nursing--find somewhere else. The campus is isolated, people unfriendly, and most courses are sub par.
Overall 1.4
can't wait to transfer. danville is a town in the middle of nowhere, and pretty much everyone at the school knows each other already either through family, high school, or just living nearby. there's nothing to do, and socially it's about as fun as getting a lobotomy.
Overall 1.7
Not Specified.
Overall 2
Not a bad school. Most of the professors are good teachers and are pretty easy. Wouldn't say I loved it here, but it was better than I thought it would be.