To start off, I was excited to begin at a community college. It wasn't my first choice, but it…read moreworked with my schedule for the Esthetic program. When it comes to communication between teachers and students, it hasn't been very consistent. One instructor will say one thing, while another says something different, which makes it confusing. The grading is also inconsistent, as each instructor seems to grade differently. At the beginning of the semester, we weren't given a clear rubric for how we would be graded. Now that we are close to graduating, points are being taken off for very small details that were never emphasized before. For example, labeling the cups for the products we use--this is now required in abbreviation form, but we were never taught how to do that earlier in the program. Usually, the dispensary person would take care of that. I hope the program can become more organized, with clear expectations for both day and night classes. Right now, it feels like the night class does not receive as much attention or support. Overall, I hope things improve. However, if I had the chance to choose again, I would consider a different school because I don't feel like I learned everything I needed to know.

To start off, I was excited to begin at a community college. It wasn't my first choice, but it…read moreworked with my schedule for the esthetician program. When it comes to communication between teachers and students, it hasn't been very consistent. One instructor will say one thing, while another says something different, which makes it confusing. The grading is also inconsistent, as each instructor seems to grade differently. At the beginning of the semester, we weren't given a clear rubric for how we would be graded. Now that we are close to graduating, points are being taken off for very small details that were never emphasized before. For example, labeling the cups for the products we use--this is now required in abbreviation form, but we were never taught how to do that earlier in the program. Usually, the dispensary person would take care of that. I hope the program can become more organized, with clear expectations for both day and night classes. Right now, it feels like the night class does not receive as much attention or support. Overall, I hope things improve. However, if I had the chance to choose again, I would consider a different school because I don't feel like I learned everything I needed to know.

Love the learning environment and the classes are fun. Great having teachers who speak English and…read moreits affordable.

One star is an overstatement because Yelps does not allow no star rating…read more Bottom line: DO NOT ENROLL AT THIS COLLEGE! They will gladly take your money but won't teach you anything. They will not refund the tuition you paid if you run into problem getting your State Board license. They have this systems of logging fake class hours/credits and will fill your exam applications with these fraudulent information and you could get into trouble with the State Board for this. BUYER BEWARE!

Recomiendo esta academia, yo cursé el programa de CNA, te dan las clases en español y en inglés. El…read moreexamen que tomas obviamente son en inglés. La verdad si te concentras en aprender y estudiar si pasas el examen. Y si no lo pasas a la primera no pasa nada, tienes todavía dos chances más. A mí me gustó estudiar aquí y la verdad si te ayudan a resolver todas tus dudas. Es una buena opción si quieres comenzar en el área de salud.

Estudié en esta academia y estoy muy contenta con los resultados, te ayudan lo más que pueden y…read moreestán atentos a todo lo que necesitas la maestra Cindy es la mejor y te ayuda a prepararte para el examen, te dice todo como va a ser, Sergio es muy amable y si no sabes algo el también te ayuda, recomendada al Aparte que es bilingüe !

Recently finished the DA class with Mr. Mike and currently working on my externship. I wanted to…read moretake the time to make a review because I cannot be more grateful! Mr. Mike has gone above and beyond to make sure I have the right tools, knowledge and connected with the right people. Even has been following up to see how I'm doing working as a new DA. Hes been working with my externship coordinator making sure I am in the right office for me and progressing. Ms Kellie (externship coordinator) has also been amazing from the moment I've met her she's been on top of my journey and has made sure I'm taken care of! Really makes the effort and has helped me even after hours with advice and check ins. I couldn't have been more grateful for such an amazing team! I really wish our administration team was this dedicated!

ADA is a legal right. And…read more Bullying should not be tolerated and students per the syllabus should be given the opportunity to make up exams if they have excruciating circumstances. Awaiting for resolutions for my friends in both the day time and part time program.

This place has been nothing but amazing to me for the past few years. This place was affordable and…read moreamazing enough for me to take classes during the summer and allow me to transfer them to my university for credits. Staff here are amazing. My professors are transparent and amazing. One of my professors, Dr. Tapia, helped me emotionally and psychologically when I told him that I was in a very traumatic incident almost three years ago. He was very understanding. But you guys need to address the whole cat-killing scandal. It's unacceptable to have people killing cats.

I was considering attending Cypress College, but after learning what's happening to the community…read morecats on campus, I cannot support this school. Simon, a small campus cat, was allegedly struck with a rake by a Cypress College employee. He suffered severe neck and spine injuries and had to be put down. How do you do that to a defenseless animal just trying to survive? Craig Lee, Director of Campus Security, oversees the area where people leave water for the cats. Yet those water sources are repeatedly destroyed. Dr. Scott Thayer has claimed the school provides water for the cats, but that's simply not true. Community members are constantly rushing to bring water because the cats are left without it. Between 2023 and 2024, the campus cat population dropped from 26 to 23. That means three cats are unaccounted for. Where did they go? What happened to them, Dr. Thayer? These are living beings--deserving of answers and transparency. There are also serious allegations that employee Tim Noriega has trapped cats with the intent to kill them. If you have any knowledge of animal abuse at Cypress College, please report it to law enforcement. And if you work at the school and face retaliation for speaking out, document everything and contact an employment law attorney. Simon's story is heartbreaking, and the disappearance of other cats raises grave concerns. Students deserve to attend a college where animals are treated humanely and accountability matters. Until Cypress College addresses this, I cannot recommend it.

Honestly this is my asynchronous experience taking math classes from Coastline: I'm not quite sure…read morehow it is for other CCs, however, a math course that isn't taught by the instructor rather is mostly knowledge that students have to learn through the book takes away from the purpose of a class in the first place.

I'm whiting this review from reading the reviews. The college need teachers. The reviews that have…read more5 stars have poor grammar. specially a so called volunteer. How would I get a good education from people like that?

I'm only commenting on the Robert Moore theatre area where we saw the Banff Film Festival. This was…read morea fantastic event with good seating, viewing and can accommodate ADA. Parking is in plenty and the host was great!

This is in regards to their sports complex. I'm with someone with very strict dietary needs and…read morethey said they can't accommodate for the restriction. No outside food, no waters and they don't offer anything that is appropriate for a diabetic. The staff was rude and the security was condescending, the lady even said "you people are whys wrong with the world". Never want to come back here

I had a great experience with the hygiene program and career services. Evelyn Zelada was very…read moresupportive, helpful, and always encouraging throughout the process of finding the perfect office for me to work at. I truly appreciate all the guidance and support that helped me start my career in dental hygiene

Evelyn is truly an indispensable part of this experience. As I was applying for my license,…read morepreparing for graduation, and entering the workforce, she was there every step of the way. Her support made what could have been an overwhelming transition feel manageable and even exciting. I went into this program knowing there was no associated job placement so I was a little worried, but Evelyn's dedication, guidance, and genuine care was so much better than anything a standard placement program could offer. She helped me land softly in the workforce and continues to be someone I can rely on for advice, encouragement, and support. What sets Evelyn apart is that she is always available, always responsive, and always invested in the success of her students. Knowing she was there made a huge difference for me, and I am incredibly grateful for everything she has done.

Had a really great experience at the Santa Ana College GradCon today at Santa Ana College! The…read moreevent was from 11am-1pm and everything felt very organized from the moment we arrived. They had different check-in tables for EOP students, high school students, and students receiving certificates and associate degrees, which made the process smooth and easy to follow. The main reason I went was to pick up my cap and gown bundle through the bookstore, and even though the line was long, it moved pretty fast because there were several staff members helping distribute packages and answer questions. I got the bundle with the cap, gown, tassel, rope, and frame, so I was happy to get everything taken care of in one place. They also had food from Taqueria De Anda, which was a nice surprise! You could choose between three street tacos or a burrito, and the taco plates came with rice and beans. There were different meat options like carne asada, chicken, al pastor, and carnitas. One of the coolest parts was the photographers doing 360 videos for students. They also had teachers celebrating us with confetti and a live band performing, which made it feel festive and special. I did arrive around 11:40 and unfortunately the swag bags were already gone, which was a little disappointing, but overall the experience was still worth it. It was such a fun way to celebrate our accomplishments and get everyone excited for commencement!

A small but high-quality mini cafe in the student center on the Santa Ana College campus. It is run…read moreby the culinary arts students and the quality is excellent. The menu is somewhat limited due to the space limitations but their fresh protein bowls with veggies are a stand out. The students who work here do a fantastic job and I encourage not just students but anyone in the community to come and support this. There is 30 minute visitor parking which is free in front of the administration building near the main entrance so you can come in grab something delicious to go and easily be on your way with no extra cost.