This university changed my life. I got my bachelor degree in public health here and it opened…read moreopportunities for me to get my current job. My experience here was great. I had quality classes and great professors. I learned so much about the field I work in now. The university has so many amenities. Nap pods, computer lab access, gym access, library access, and so much more. There was also a lot of opportunities to get involved with organizations, clubs, etc. being involved enhanced my undergraduate experience. Parking was terrible and passes were pricey.

My Bachelor's was a strange experience because it was entirely remote due to COVID, after…read moretransferring from Los Angeles Valley College. Even though it was "strange," it was actually pretty good. On the other hand, the Master's in Screenwriting was just awful. It was a terrible experience, with bad and unprepared professors, an all-white faculty with zero diversity, and a department chair (Mr. Jared Rappaport) who seemed completely lost and had no idea what he was doing. The entire body of professors was terrible--aggressions and lies everywhere. I had two classes that were repetitions of courses I had already taken as an undergraduate, even with the same professors. Additionally, during my thesis examination, one of the three professors who were supposed to give me feedback did not read my script. As a result, I only received two sets of feedback instead of three. Beyond that, my experience with the credentialing program at CSUN, under the Michael Eisner School, was equally disappointing. The lack of commitment, disorganization, and unprofessional behavior throughout the process was unacceptable. Communication was poor, requirements shifted without clear guidance, and there was little accountability. It is a terrible place to pursue studies if you expect seriousness, professionalism, or institutional support. In summary, I paid for a Master's degree that honestly taught me very little. I learned far more in the screenwriting courses I took at Los Angeles Valley College than in the CSUN Master's program. And if you are thinking about "networking," forget it. The network you can get from that institution is honestly BS. I do not recommend that program. Look for a more serious institution if you want to learn and feel genuinely appreciated. Do not pursue the Master's in Screenwriting at CSUN.

I graduated from the Computer Science undergrad program in May 2014. It's not the best computer…read morescience program or the worst so it's somewhere in the middle. There are good professors and really bad professors but you just have to do the best to pass. Just getting a bachelor degree doesnt necessary mean it will land you a job, you need to write a good resume and then know how to properly present yourself if you get a interview. Some professors are willing to help you during their office hours and some are not. Just know that it takes time and dedication to graduate from this department. Once you get to the upper division classes, tutoring isn't much help so you'll have to make friends and study group.

Earned an engineering degree from here in 2016. This college is more than frustrating and full of…read moreidiots who run it, I shall explain. First they LOVE oil money. And that oil money is ripe with cheating rings. So bad that professors were "trying to crack down" on it the yr I graduated. HAHA don't make me laugh! SECOND they admitted more students than they have classes at their level for and yet claim they can't afford to open more classes. They straight up cancel classes after the semester starts because they can't find enough teachers for them. What?? ..yeah, they will happily screw you over when you think you have your semester all set up. THIRD for AM 317 the mechanical and very dangerous machines hadn't been calibrated since the 80's, 3 of the 13 lab machine actually worked. The department refused to upgrade the lab while they upgraded the computers in the computer room that didn't need upgrading. The school has gotten so bad my husband has had professors that talk down about the school... I also feel like a lot of the professors were awful! Domborian who had been written up and complained about by female students for years for harrasment and insult still has his job. No professor should be allowed to call student "baby", and be sexist in other ways. The school refuses to do anything about this professor and the department chair ignores the complaints. I was told by a female professor that my complaints toward him would go nowhere that it wasn't worth my time. The school doesn't care. After I graduated many of the society of women engineer students banded together to create a mass group of complaints to try and and spark a long overdue investigation. Guess what didn't happen! And because I was graduated they wouldn't take my statement even though it was valid. I'm grateful my degree got me a great job. But the school has lost track of priorities. The professors are worried they are going to loose their engineering accreditation!

Talk about an amazing ever-evolving group of people! In fact, many of the students and teachers…read morehere make Mr. Roger's look cranky. Nestled in the heart of the San Fernando Valley are two amazing institutions, the Waldorf Institute of Southern California and Highland Hall. I have just begun the teacher training program here and I am already amazed and inspired!

Very supportive staff and faculty as long as you put in the work to connect with others. Be active…read moreand engaged on campus, it's beneficial. Shout out: Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society & Umoja Program. Shout out Professor Moe! Great dance teacher. Shout out Ms. Valdez, great advisor & librarian. Class of 2025 & 2026

"Planning a visit to Pierce Bookstore? Try to time it during graduation week! They host a free…read moreevent featuring a surprisingly generous spread of food and drinks. It's definitely a local secret, as it's rarely crowded, making it a great spot to grab a bite and browse their collection in total tranquility. A must-visit if you're looking for a low-key, friendly community experience."

This building got updated since the last time I attended here when I was majoring in Computer…read moreScience. Like the second floor labs room was converted into open lab and there no longer the Mac Lab. They also added stairs outside to get you to the second floor. They recently updated the elevator as well. So if you need a good area to study then I would recommend the open lab room. There also a Arbor Grill nearby if you need food or snacks.

Environmental and Occupational Health rocks! The department…read moreis on the first floor of this building. The engineering department and physical therapy programs are situated in this building as well.

Do not do business with this company. The doctoral cap and gown are made of cheap materials, worse…read morethan the cheapest chinese made materials. I returned and got the cap reimbursed. They stated the company policies of returning items must be unopened. First, the plastic bag was not sealed, so I took it out without ripping the bag. I put it back because for the cost of my education would not allow me to celebrate in that cheap gown! Second, I ripped the sealed bag with a cap and it was too big for my head. However, they reimbursed the cheaper and opened item (cap) and refused to reimburse the gown. I asked if they would return my paid gown. The answer was "it was trashed"! Who trash the item not belong to them? I'm sure they sold my gown to someone else to make a double profit on the item instead of donating the item to Salvation Army for those who might want it. Shame on them!

Really easy to navigate your way around this building. Located right across from the bookstore and…read morethe food court. Not one of the newest buildings CSUN has to offer, but not rundown either. Most of the chemistry classes and physics classes are held in this building.

This hall has been my home for 6 years. As an English Major, most of our classes are held here on…read morethe 3rd floor. This hall had an office where English Majors can get free prints, a reading room where evens are held, and is attached to Sierra Center/Freudian Sip where you can go for a bite to eat. It's also attached to Sierra tower (where professor's offices are) and Sierra Hall. It's basically the hub of this part of campus. Also, it has stairs and elevators so it's easy to navigate through the floors My only complaint is that people smoke in the outside walkways and you're not supposed to. But with CSUN becoming a smoke-free campus next semester, this won't be a problem for long!

While there are several poor reviews the school has returned to it's former glory and stands out as…read morean exceptional place to receive a master's in marriage and family therapy. The program is now under Campbellsville University and offers the Phillips Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy. Many of the professors are Phillips alumn and have a long standing relationship with the school. Everything about my experience was exceptional. I enrolled in Fall 2023 and graduated in May 2025 and have no complaints at all! I would do it all over again if I could. If you're looking for an MFT degree, please reconsider this school. It's one of the only ones with an on-site counseling center where you receive real life observation of therapy and start earning your own clinical hours in the second term!

The worst! Maybe they we a great school 10 years ago but now they are scam. They mislead!…read more They are not worth the money and more than 1 of their instructors is incredibly rude!

Cynthia Vargas is amazing and very Professional. All in all my 4 years at ICC both campus and…read moreinternet classes was a very positive experience. I accomplished my AA degree in counseling, certification as a mental health specialist and my Paralegal Certification all at Intercoast. I have had positive experience with the staff and made life long friendships there. I highly recommend this school with a 5 star rating

Is simple and easy to find all your resources here, the first floor houses all your new admission…read moreschool needs such as financial aid and admission records. The floor also has computer that you may use for your financial aid purposes. The lines can get pretty hectic here but every school I have been to has the same problem so I wont complain much about it. They are usually pretty quick or try to be at least. The second floor is my favorite floor, it houses certain club resources such as sports clubs and The Trio/Eop office. I spent most of my time at the Trio office is a great program that assists student with tutoring and advisement. It also takes field trips to grad schools for those interested. I highly recommend applying to get into the program is worth it, they have computers you can use to do your homework or just browse around. Beats going to the library trust me. As for the other remaining floors, I've never step foot in them as of yet but when I do I will update this review.

If you're a CSUN Graduate, you will ultimately need to have your transcripts sent to a future…read moreemployer, or at least a hint of your qualifications for a job interview. This is where it all happens, and if you're still a student, this is where financial aide, photos, payments and other student related needs are met at this one-stop shop building. I don;t quite remember this building when going here, so I suspect it's a new building, or at least refurbished. Being summer, there was not much of a student population when I had my transcripts sent, but I could imagine September will be drama filled, as students via for classes and the ever so needed financial aide. Located at the northwest corner of the campus, parking for one hour can be had for two dollars, right behind the parking information center. Easy-peezy.