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...?)

Absolutely love the annex. I research, do homework, study, and hang out with friends here for the…read morepast 13 months. Staffs at FIDM are friendly, helpful, and they care a lot about our well-being and safety.

FIDM, does not assist in any manner disabled veterans dependant children. My daughter has wanted to…read moreattend this establishment and their finance and admissions people refuse every state and federal title available disabled veterans dependants. So they are either lazy or have no idea of the benefit programs!

Had a couple of GE classes here freshman year since there are some massive lecture halls on the…read morefirst floor. The rest of the building is used primarily for Chemistry classes/labs so I didn't get much use out of them. It's a pretty old building but it does the job so not complaining.

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.

GFS is synonymous with WRITING 140/340 classes…read more All in all it's an okay building, nothing real special. It's located right across from the track and near the bookstore so it's definitely a high traffic area. It used to be right next to the Lot food court as well but they recently tore this down and it's just a parking lot now. The classrooms are kind of old and the desks inside are the weird rolling chairs with the moving desk tables that I really don't like... This is also the building where the Academic and International Fellowship Office is, and the people working there are really nice. On the ground floor there are these little areas where people like to study, sleep, or read, and there's plenty of seating if you need to chill before your next class. However, the building itself is pretty old and since you will most likely have GE or writing classes here it's kinda one of those buildings that you would rather avoid than hang out in.

The only time I ever had to go to Kaprielian Hall was for one of my GE science classes…read more Although I hated this class, I still had to go to a lab once a week and this was held in KAP. This building is kind of in the middle of nowhere, it's located near the baseball field and really close to Vermont St, but in regards to the rest of the USC campus it's definitely off the beaten path. You don't have to worry about crowds of students here, it's not like Taper Hall where you will get run over by hoards of people when classes let out. There was no one around when I was there for class. The building itself is nice and seems new, and the classrooms were pretty great. It's also the location of the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department's main office.

For people looking to experience and learn from a great International Business school. This is the…read moreplace for you. Their education is affordable yet quality. Great staff! Awesome people and the owner is amazing! One of the best schools ever!

DO NOT REGISTER IF YOU DON'T WANT TO GET TERMINATION…read more Yes, after all those years money and time they kicked me out from the country. Thank god I was not really in need of a "school" this unprofessional. Thorough the years of my studies this was the WORST EXPERIENCE! I went to UCLA and other good institutes, have a Delf degree, so this is definitely not that I am not capable of following the courses but with their low stuff and weak communication process, I tried to contact with everyone for 4 months. No answer. They say school got the recertification process. Lots of friends of mine just transfer different schools. They assign a new advisor who failed to contact me. She gave me 1 year extension for my visa and a week later canceled everything and said she terminated my visa. And in fact later on a BA advisor confirmed that she terminated me 2 weeks after she mailed me. And if anyone would look into my constant emails they would also knew. Such a scam. Funniest thing they keep sending me emails like this never happened. They are this bad as a business, a constitution, they would kick you out and ignore the fact and keep bothering you with unnecessary emails. I even file a claim, let's see what happens. So if you don't want to throw away money, this is a no go. Or try and see.

Pepperdine's MBA program has been nothing short of transformative for me. From the personalized…read moreattention of the faculty to the hands-on learning experiences, every aspect has contributed to my professional growth and personal development. The emphasis on ethical leadership and entrepreneurial spirit has equipped me with invaluable skills that have directly impacted my career trajectory. The supportive community and networking opportunities have opened doors I never thought possible. Choosing Pepperdine for my MBA was one of the best decisions I've made--it's more than a degree; it's a life-changing experience.

I'm not sure if the advisors get some sort of commission for getting people to apply to the school…read morebut it baffles me how inauthentic the advisors that work here are. They act like they care about you and your goals when in reality they don't, they just want to see the amount of people interested in the school go up. Another typical brand name Southern California private school that boasts a "carefully" selected student body. Don't fall for their nice advisors, they're very deceiving and not genuine at all.