Very organized move in day! Unfortunately because of covid kids won't experience the true full move in experience. Especially for freshman kids that have to socially distance and stick with their apartment mates only. It is the safest I guess but I wish it were different for my youngest daughter!

When I attended CCS a decade ago, I would take my dirt bike through the abandon buildings in Detroit. I am now one of the lead designers at one of the top snowmobile brands. Go after your passions in life and design for that industry. You will not regret the decision. I left GM as a product designer to pursue my passions out west.

Great school, little bit expensive but classes offered are top notch.

I must admit, through pure ignorance, that I did not know of this college until my daughter wanted to attend. Not because I wasn't interested, but rather, life choices did not necessitate the need for such a school. But, after visiting the campus during open house, I was blown away at the curriculum variety this school has to offer. Now, my daughter does not have a vehicle yet, so she commutes every day via myself or her grandfather, of which I am truly thankful. When I drop her off, I feel that the campus is very safe for her. I haven't heard of any crime on campus yet, at least, not during her time there. As with any college/university, tuition is not cheap. But I know that with the many choices my daughter has, I'm positive it will be money well spent.

The summer camp for teens is great and there are so many different options. My kiddo tried pretty much all of the options through the years. There are classes that include field trips to the DIA which is pretty cool. Staff and volunteers are great!