I just wanted to go to the book store while I was in Quincy and figured I'd go to the college only to find out that about every parking spot either required being handicap, having a parking permit, or being a student. And the open parking spots were way to far to walk to the book store. read more

Every building in this school are miles away from any parking, up steep slippery hill paths. You must walk very far to get anywhere, in a town with lots of snow. Horrible design. The only parking near classrooms is all handicapped or faculty. Although there is no way a handicapped person could get to class even if they park there, they'd have to walk or wheel there wheelchair up steep hiking trails. read more

I bought my horse here during their annual horse sale. I bought her through the online auction. I thought she was bred there, born there, raised there, and trained there as that's how they advertise their horses. I spent every dollar of my budget and was excited that would know her entire history. When I went to pick her up, I was informed that she was actually purchased some months prior to the auction. She was not bred there, born there, raised there, or trained there. When I asked for her vet records, they said they had nothing but her vaccine records. The last horse that I had was a wonderful mare that I had to euthanize less than two years after I got her. Her previous owner was my "friend" who completely lied to me about it her health. I fell in love with her and was heartbroken that I had to say goodbye so soon for her sake. For this reason, I decided to purchase from Feather River College as I thought they would have all of the horse's history. But they didn't! Or did they? My horse showed her lameness immediately when I brought her home. I got X-rays done and her hocks are destroyed, just after she turned 4. I found her previous owner (since she's not a FRC horse) only to learn that she had 30 days of riding on her prior to going to the college. So all that damage happened at the school. I contacted them and they said they were shocked! To make a long story slightly shorter, I sued them. And I won. They appealed and brought a lawyer to small claims court and I won a second time. In my opinion, this school isn't truthful. They would never give me all of the vet records for my horse. I tracked some records down but I know there are more that they won't give me. They also don't make it clear that all the horses they auctioning off aren't FRC horses. Additionally, they tried to blame me for their garbage because I utilized their online auction, but the judge shut them down. In the end, they had to pay up and they sent me a check that was $1.40 short. WTF? So I made them send me a second check. I wouldn't trust this school if you want to learn anything about horses or if you want to buy a horse. They have had horses returned and in their president's words, "they lost thousands of dollars" because of it! So, buyer beware! I love my horse! She's not a riding horse as her hocks are completely destroyed. But she and I will be pals. If you're looking for a riding horse, go to Cal Poly! read more

I graduated from the FRC Equine Studies Program 2022. I also was an employee at the equestrian facilities where I discover it to be extremely unorganized, the directors of the program are quite oblivious to their surroundings, they don't consider their students wants or needs, aren't reliable, and are strikingly rude. If you are looking to begin your knowledge in Equine studies somewhere, this is a good start if you keep to yourself; However, students expectations to help improve the program are only to be blown off by the instructors. If you're an experienced horse person and/or business student, perhaps you would have better luck finding a better school. This school has extremely poor management over all aspects. In fact, when I first arrived to the school with horse in hand, my assigned stall was full of manure and maggots in left over moldy hay. They are not educated in business management either. For example: Their set up/booth at events such as Red Bluff Bull and Gelding Sale is set so people have to walk into the setting. Making it very uninviting for people. Also, most people just walk by because they can't see the table. I spoke with a business man from another college and he gave me great tips such as bringing the table out(etc.). When myself and 5 other students that work the booth proposed this idea to the director, it was said that it didn't need improving. That tells me, the students learning is not in the teachers best interest. There is so much more to be said about the school, but that should make my point. Very unorganized, unmaintained and disheartening. You can stop in and take a look at the teachers offices to get a full understanding! read more

Awesome drive to a Beautiful College that is Highly Competitive in Athletics. **Warning: This College Takes NO Prisoners! read more

As an employee of this amazing community college, I must begin the reviewing train. You can read more about FRC at www.frc.edu Where else can you get a degree in Equine Studies and Outdoor Recreation Leadership while at the same time enjoying high caliber athletics? read more

The school itself is very good. The classes are high quality and small enough to keep students accountable for their work. I only gave it three stars because the dorms were terrible. The housing would be closed without warning for holidays, the WiFi was terrible, and the housing manager was disagreeable at best. They gave us one day to leave the premises due to COVID, and they gave us a weekend to come back and get the stuff we left two months later. If you want to go here, find an apartment/cabin to rent or bring an RV/trailer to camp in. read more

I graduated from Feather River college in 2017 and got to participate with the 2016 basketball team that was 27-2, it was a life changing experience for me and I am forever grateful to the great coaches and teammates I had, the people in Quincy I met and the friends I have made. read more

This college has become a burden on our little...financially strapped community. They do not have housing to accommodate the.number of students they are bringing in. We have a housing shortage...we have too many locals who cannot find housing and the students are taking up our housing. And on top of that they are complaining about the amount of rent they have to pay. Our locals would be glad to take their place and pay.the same amount of rent. The students have been welcome to our free Community suppers for a long time now. But now the college is trying to make our food bank available to the students. There are times that the food bank has a hard time feeding our local people who desperately need us. I hope they posess enough common sense to realize this in the near future. It is.not fair to the town. read more

I am the parent of a recent graduate of this fine college and I can't say enough good things about the quality of the education my son received and the personal interest and support of the professors. read more