John P. Tafaro

I graduated from Chatfield College in 2010. It was one of the best decisions that I have ever made. I have long lasting personal and professional relationships that I would not have had if not for Chatfield. It's worth the step towards your future.

Great customer service. Not a fan on how they operate.n 1. Financial Aid, you have to buy your own books or get a voucher... the lady said "hey you can order your books on Amazon, become a prime member with 30 free trial and when you're done purchasing opt out" first off what am I going to do for the next two years? Keep pretending I want to me an Amazon prime member? I couldn't find many of the books they wanted me to have, SOME books I paid money for and the instructors said "hey you don't really need that book" horrible communication and organizations there. I think the staff members should communicate all of the above before getting students enrollednn2. They require you to take 3 test math, reading, and writing... i did the three passes writing missed reading by one point the advisors said " since you failed reading you have to take reading AND writing classes even though I passed writing... I asked "well, why did I have to waste my time and energy on taking all three test?" I feel you should be required to take math and reading and if you pass reading then you take writing... if you fail reading that should determine if you have to take those remedial classes.nThere I was sitting in the writing class and I became dicourage... so I left after going for 2 days... nn

Chatfield College is a 2 year Private, Catholic, Liberal Arts College. Students who enroll to Chatfield College can earn their Associate Degree in Liberal Arts, within 8 different concentrations.