More for bowling Alley. They open summer! Yay. The bowling…read morealley prices are definitely better than oc prices. Really affordable with $3 a game and 1.50 shoe rental for students. The games do go by fast and you have to ask the staff to put on rails. They seem to have a nice variety of balls, I think the floor might be slightly warped. Then again, I'm a noob bowler. The keyboard is only one per lane, and the keys can kinds be stuck sometimes. The screen has tips on how to hit the remaining pins. The shoes are hard and def a bit old. Probably not the most ideal for a germaphobe. Only thing that felt off was my hands felt pretty grimy after bowling & definitely went to go wash them. I would recommend taking advantage of this :)

When my husband and I were going full time to college there back in the 1970s, they had just opened…read morethe Child Development center. We had a young son so we were able to drop him off while we went to classes and because we had a limited income, they had a sliding payment scale that fit our income perfectly. We could leave our son there while we went to the student union to eat and study without being disturbed. They had comfy "bean bag" cushions for relaxing as a well as study areas which were quiet and conducive to getting work done. We thoroughly enjoyed and benefited from the Student Union. We both graduated with BA's and I returned later to get masters degree. We've been retired now for about 15 years and still have very fond memories of our time spent there.

As I'm finishing my first year as a transfer student all I can say that CSULA is a wonderful…read moreuniversity! I enjoy the vibrant student body and the supportive professors. Another plus is accessible public transportation around the city of Los Angeles.

There's an alumni/lunge on the 3rd floor that has become my go to study place. They conveniently…read more have a restroom right across the lounge, a nice fountain to refill your water bottle, a microwave in the cultural center on the second floor, and a food court on the first floor. Everything is set up so that students can easily get their work done with the convenience of all the amenities to get situated for a long day of studying. I really appreciate this space and I would only wish that more universities have this. I forgot to mention, the chairs in the alumni lounge are extremely comfortable and have a detachable table to them! I love this place and would highly recommend this place for studying to anyone!! Another note: you can also conveniently step outside to the balcony for fresh air and also, don't forget a jacket! It gets pretty chilly in there :)

The sunken gardens at Loyola Marymount University is a beautiful location in an already beautiful…read moreplace,Loyola Marymount University. They keep this peaceful area immaculate and visitors and students enjoy the serenity here! . . . . #loyolamarymountuniversity,#LMU,#waynesalvatti, #photografxworldwide,#sunkengarden,#californiadreamin, californiadreaming, #sunkengardenloyolamarymountuniversity,#

Went to a commencement here this week and the security guards were so disorganized and rude and…read morestole my water bottle ! Not very Christ like / they owe me $16

My second time here at Occidental College. This time it was for my niece's high school…read moregraduation... Class of 2025. Street parking nearby this college was all taken up so I had to park a bit further which wasn't too bad actually. It still took me about 10 mins to walk in. This time around I took a short cut by walking through the campus than walking around the campus like last time to get to the amphitheater where the graduation took place. By doing so, I got a chance to see a bit more of the campus. It's quite serene and quiet. This college was built on a hill for sure. Lots of uphill. If there's uphill, then there is downhill. It all balances out. I don't know if I'll be returning to this college any time soon since both my younger brother's kids have graduated from high school. Nevertheless, I was able to capture some new photos from my recent visit. Enjoy them! I am very proud of my niece for her accomplishments. I wish her all the very best in her next chapters in life. Go have more fun adventures!

The Moore Lab of Zoology at Occidental College is absolutely breathtaking. I had the chance to…read morevisit the lab with my ornithology class, and they have a wide collection of different species of birds ranging from hummingbirds to a harpy eagle. Wish we stayed longer, but it was a very fun experience.

HSC is an off site campus for graduate programs such as occupational therapy, physical therapy,…read morepharamcy and USC Keck medical school. They have a bookstore, credit union, starbucks , post office and food court. It is surrounded by LAC USC Medical Center, USC Norris Cancer Center and Keck Hospital. As an alumni from graduate school of social work from USC,I often like to come on campus to eat, buy new USC gears and buy event tickets. This place is full of school spirit and it is clean. I love it here. Parking is free so it is easiler to get here vs the main campus. Also, if you want something in the bookstore and they don't have it. They can order it from main campus and call you when it gets here. They have great customer service

Much has changed since the last reviewer's post on HSC…read more There is a gym now! It's quite far down on Soto (the other side of the train track; next to Lincoln Park). There's a shuttle (the bus is labeled by 8.5" by 11" white paper that says, "Soto Building") that takes you to the gym. It comes every 20minutes starting at 6AM until 8PM. And I think the bus driver said that after 4PM, the frequency of the shuttle increases. The gym smells "new." All the equipment are new. There are lockers you can use on a per day basis (bring your own lock but nothing remains in the locker at the end of the day.) And you can check out towels for free. There's shower, bathroom, water fountain, and even studying lounges. It is no longer possible to find a broken meter. The county has upgraded all the neighboring meters with the credit card version so you don't even have an excuse for not having coins. The meter only runs from 8AM-8PM, but since the library closes by midnight, it may not be practical to only come on campus after 8. Of course, you can always park a little farther where there are no parking meters... but that's another story. There is really nothing to do around the campus and safety can be an issue after the sun sets. The food selection is also very scarce. Everything on campus can only be described as, "I had better elsewhere." There is a post office on campus. And if you have the intercampus code (can be found online in the directory), you can send stuff to main campus offices for free. If you're a student, you can also purchase tickets to amusement parks and entertainments at a discounted price. (If only they can take $20 off of Disneyland ticket... com'on, $3 off? Why even bother...?)

Campus seems pretty small compared to other LACCD colleges I have been to, like LAVC or LAPC. Drove…read morehere for fall physiology and found a great teacher, unlike those at LAVC that are just so difficult to work with. Loved the science building where the class was held; the library is nice, but the bookstore is extremely small and barely has anything. I'm used to big bookstores; this one is really small. The whole campus seems to be tightly packed, where all buildings are pretty much together, which is great if you don't want to walk far but also makes the campus look really small. This is odd because their football field, or soccer field, I'm not sure what it is, but is huge and looks like a bowl, like a mini version of the Rose Bowl. Looks like it holds thousands of people and can probably hold a small concert in there, maybe less than 8000? I don't know, but it seems pretty good in size, that's for sure. Overall the campus is nice for the size, and although I can't speak for admin or anything since I only spent 1 semester here, the staff I did encounter were kind. Will take another class here.

I came to East LA College (South Gate campus) for a Small Business seminar. The parking was easy…read moreand the classroom was clean with air conditioning. The only issue was some of the chairs were not that comfortable. The seminar was informative and gave a lot of suggestions and insights to small business owners.

I have been to USC campus between 1996 to 2000 for California High School Speech Association CHSSA…read moreand National Forensic League NFL tournaments hosted for high schoolers by the university. I got a chance to visit this year 2024 when my cousin Jerico N Dimataga finally got his Bachelor's degree in Engineering. I love the campus, I love the vibe. I love the students, the teachers, and all the employees. It is a jewel in LA lifestyle, and really relevant in enrichment for youth and lifting up the people. Way to grow from humblest Methodist beginnings to I guess investing in Los Angeles and taking care of wants and needs of basically your constituency, and what and whom you want to represent, especially in helping solve our planet's problems. I went to the emergency room of LA County-USC hospital in 2015. Not only was I not turned away but I was treated with dignity and respect and healed or I would have died. I'd be dead. This is with utmost gratitude. Thank you, Trojans!

Unless you are touring USC to attend school there, I am not sure if it is worth the visit, but it…read moreis a beautiful campus. The Law School is there as well as all other departments. If you are a Trojan fan, they have a great gift shop on campus that you will really like. There are a few places to eat on campus. Beware parking, because if you park in the wrong place the ticket is very pricey. Now, around USC are several museums and other things to do.

I miss this school. I graduated in 2016. Awesome overall experience that I will always cherish…read more Great staff.

The college's online vehicle is not what you would anticipate. Their online infrastructure is…read moregeared more for previous students who have weathered a great deal of confusion just before classes start. Case in point...I don't know about you, but why would administrators allow instructors to parlay the break from winter term to Spring term... when these instructions who have online classes will wait till the day of class to say...if you don't complete two tasks then you will be dropped from class...or another instructor wants you to break up into groups only allowing for a short time also...now with scheduling for class.,..looking for a text book and. yes a syllabus...so basically the instructors have from the time you register all the way till the first day of classes to prepare for their students in the upcoming semester. So we're probably talking a month and uh half....they have 6 weeks to get this pertinent info...to the online students...instead of having students drop what their doing personal life work life family life...just stop and do what these instructors want...then with regard to the disbursement award..the verification seems flawed online...so rather than correct what has occurred with untangling the verification process they want you to go out to the school then show yr verification (state ID... military ID,..etc...if you have the opportunity to go elsewhere...DO IT