Titusville Learning Center

I spent 3 years at this campus getting my RN degree and all I can say is that the campus was beautiful in the fall, the rooms and equipment were above grade for learning and studying. The professors at the campus treated you like family, always striving for academic excellence from each student and offering opportunities for every student to succeed. The charm of the older buildings added to this campuses classic and traditional feel, very welcoming environment. Very safe campus to be on, campus police were very attentive and vigilant, well lite areas at night, dorms are monitored daily. Overall this campus is wonderful and I would recommend it to anyone.

I attended this college for a few semesters and the negative reviews on here are DEFINITELY valid. The campus is asking for positive reviews to combat the negative ones so it’s uncertain how accurate the positive reviews are. It’s true that there’s absolutely nothing to do for fun unless you feel like driving an hour away. That’s not the campus’s fault but they could’ve hosted more fun, age appropriate events to help that. Most students were nice, a handful of faculty were nice. It definitely has the vibe of a community college. It was a “meh” experience for me, but for the money you could definitely have a better experience attending a different college. Over 3/4 of my college friends ended up leaving after their first year to peruse their education elsewhere. Including me. Which is very telling.

I am a current freshman at UPT. I don't like this campus at all. The people are nice and some of the faculty are really nice. Although the town is very boring the closest thing to do is 45 min to an hour away. The cafe closes at 6:30 pm and all of the food places around here close pretty early. If you are looking for a college that has great academics and a lot of fun. This Campus is NOT for YOU. DON'T COME. Also they don't offer all of the courses you need if you are planning on transferring into Pitt Main.

I'm sorry to see all of these poor reviews. I attended between 1978 and 1980 for my first 2 years of engineering. The small class sizes made the education very personal as opposed to the large lecture halls of the main campus. Yes, the town teenagers were incredibly backwards, I can still see them cruising the park below the dormitories on a Friday night, and there was no night life but that isn't why I went there. Of course I have no idea how it has changed in the last 40 years but it was exactly what I needed at the time.

Beautiful campus. As an adult going to college for the first time it was the perfect fit. I felt right at home. I met so many wonderful people, faculty, staff and students. I still keep in touch with most. Very involved in the community. Glad it is staying open and adding even more to the community.