Hillsborough Community College (HCC ) provide YBOR city is a little different than the main campus…read more This HCC located in the Historic of the Tampa and surround by many old cigar rolling factory building. The student is very much enjoy here. This HCC more into the liberal art especially the music department. It is very close to many restaurant. I would said the student is very happy tummy. The closer restaurant is the Spaghetti Warehouse. Cheap and good. It also has a library if the student needed to study. Why then I review the in YELP since I am not the student. Many of you may not know there is HCC main stage in the campus. The hold a lot of dance, performance art, music series in this campus. The recent I have attend is the combination event by the Southwest Florida Water Management Department and a contemporary dancer to present the saving of our water. She dance to express the important to save our water and not to waste. The other event is the bunch of flamenco in one stage. Spectacular. Live music with flamenco guitar with beautiful dance. Who can complaint this concert? It is only $10.

This statement documents my experience as a current student at Hillsborough Community College and…read morethe ongoing misconduct involving Student Advisor Gary Iglesias, along with the institution's failure to provide transparency, accountability, or compliance with federal student privacy obligations. Over the past four years, Mr. Iglesias has repeatedly referenced my student information in ways that fall outside legitimate educational interest. On multiple occasions, he made comments about my GPA directly to my children -- an inappropriate and unprofessional disclosure of student information that no advisor should be making. This pattern demonstrates a long term disregard for boundaries and raises serious concerns about improper access to my records. In recent months, his conduct escalated dramatically. Mr. Iglesias initiated welfare checks, contacted the Department of Children and Families, and contributed to false contempt allegations in court -- all based on inaccurate information and conducted outside the college environment. These interventions had direct consequences for my family and legal matters, and they appear to have been influenced by his access to my student records and his position within the institution. When I attempted to file a formal grievance, the college minimized the seriousness of the situation. I was informed only that my student account had been "flagged" or "restricted," yet the institution refused to provide the underlying documentation, rationale, or audit trail explaining: * who accessed my records * why the flag was placed * what information was used * whether my records were disclosed outside the institution As a student, I have clear rights under FERPA to inspect and review my education records, including advising notes, account flags, restrictions, and any documentation containing personally identifiable information. The college's refusal to provide these records -- while acknowledging that my account was flagged -- raises significant concerns about improper access, misuse of information, and noncompliance with federal privacy law. My concern is straightforward: a student advisor has used his position for four years to reference, comment on, and potentially access my information for purposes unrelated to legitimate educational interest, culminating in external interventions that no advisor should be involved in. The college has not provided transparency, corrective action, or any indication that it has investigated the misuse of student information. This experience reflects a breakdown in professional ethics, student record governance, and institutional oversight. Students deserve advisors who act within the boundaries of their role, institutions that take grievances seriously, and full transparency when their records are accessed, flagged, or used in ways that affect their lives outside the classroom.

Whenever I visit a city, it's become a tradition of mine to visit the biggest university the area…read morehas to offer. During a trip to Tampa, my buddy and I checked out the University of South Florida. USF has a large campus and it seems like more of a commuter school. We drove through it because we didn't really spot an area of campus that would be fun to walk. Most campuses have a quad that's picturesque but we weren't able to find USF's version if they have one. Not too impressive of a campus compared to others I've seen but maybe we just didn't run into the right area.

Going here was the biggest mistake of my life. The character count is too small to describe the…read moreHORRIFIC experience I've had here. It halted all my career plans due to academic advising errors. They are now holding me back from graduation until Spring 2025 over ONE credit (approximately 1/3 of the credits of a typical course), after their mistakes (i.e. not changing my major in the system so I couldn't sign up for classes for two entire semesters) cost me two semesters already. I was supposed to graduate Spring 2024. Then they denied my application to be a transient student at UWF for that one credit. Of course it's because they just want the money, it's evident they don't care about their students at all.

Came here to see "A night at the theater" by 2 local choruses. We arrived with a few minutes to…read morespare, and were easily able to get our tickets(,purchased on line) and slip into the show just as it was beginning. The accoustics are good, the lighting was good, but the whole auditorium aas amazing. I remember when it was just PHCC, this is so much better

Great school! Everyone is very caring and helpful. Both of my kids went to Porter Campusread more

While attending PHSC I enrolled in classes at every campus with the exception of Brooksville and…read morecan tell you although their not perfect PHSC is a great school. PHSC offers small on campus classes, online and hybrid format courses. Instructors learn your name because you're not a face in an auditorium of 200 people. Each PHSC campus is comparable to most high schools with each class not surpassing 30 students. Most importantly PHSC is an accredited state college so you can transfer your credits elsewhere if need be. I earned a Bachelors and Associates Degree from Pasco Hernando State College. I completed a workforce training program, joined two honor societies and earned several scholarships while attending PHSC. I graduated PHSC with very little student loan debt. If I had attended USF or another large university I would certainly still be paying for my education. When visiting other institutions for information on graduate degrees, I was shocked to learn how many other students paid a ton of money for their four year degrees. One academic advisor told me he was jealous at how little debt I had since the same university he wanted me to attend charged him 40k. One tip I'd reccomend to new or existing students is to sign up for the PHSC foundation scholarship program. They award scholarships to nearly every student who applies. In exchange students are requird to help out at an event or promote their programs once or twice a year but would get anywhere from $500-1200 off tuition each semester. Don't attend a private school where your credits won't transfer and don't over pay for the same education at a university consider attending PHSC.

This college makes it absolutely impossible to be able to register for classes as a transient…read morestudent. They take forever to accept your application. Then once they do, you have to wait several days to get someone to upload what is needed on their end. Finally, once all of that is complete and you think you can register for you class - they put a hold on your account and make you speak with an advisor who never gets back with you. I only need 1 class to graduate in December that my current college is not offering, and I keep going around in circles with this school. Please, try your hardest to find another college that offers your course before you settle for this one.

Great school, great faith, great experience. These three are what make Jesuit High School an…read moreincredible school for anyone who gets in. Even on the first day of school, you can easily slip into something you enjoy thanks to all the different and unique clubs and sports Jesuit has to offer. They also have a monthly mass and confession to keep you close to God. And not only is the school just education and mass. Jesuit also has special days throughout the year for students to either play sports, visit countries worldwide, or dress up in creative ways. Don't worry about not having friends because within your 800 peers, there's at least one person that likes and does the same things you like or do. Jesuit is probably one of the best high school experiences you're going, due to wide selection of opportunities you can explore. Go Tigers!

I am a graduate of Hillsborough Community College; I attended from 2007-2009, and I couldn't have…read moreasked for a better academic and social experience. I took courses at three of their locations: Brandon, Dale Mabry, and Ybor, and I liked all of them. My main complaint was with parking. I don't know if it has improved since I left, but it was horrible trying to find a parking space, especially the Ybor campus. Since the campus is so large, Dale Mabry is a good place to take courses if you want to get involved. They have athletics, various clubs you can join, and Hawks Landing, their apartments, which have quite a few amenities from what I've seen. Unfortunately, I didn't get to move-in as I had planned, but I did get a glimpse of the apartments. The only problem was that the room and bathroom was pretty small, but at that time this didn't bother me much seeing as I just wanted to get out of my mom's house. Also, I was in the Honors Institute, which I highly recommend to anyone who desires a challenging academic environment, so my class sizes were decent and provided for more a personal experience than having over 100 people in a class. This was great advantage for me, particularly when I took my Public Speaking course. I don't do the greatest in front of big crowds, but this class made it more comfortable for me to speak in front of my peers. Every college and university have bad and good professors, and its no different here. I would highly recommend Professor Linsky of the English department at the Dale Mabry campus, and Professor Conrad of the Math department at the Brandon campus; these are only a couple of the great instructors I had while attending classes. As far as tuition is concerned, I loved it!!! I had Bright Futures, scholarships from the Honors Institute, and grants, so not only was everything paid for, but I got a nice refund each semester. I didn't have to resort to getting loans until I transferred to a four-year university. So, if you want a challenging, affordable, and memorable experience while gaining the professional and social skills to either transfer to a university or go into the work force, HCC is the place to go!!!

Great school, with great teachers who care about their student's success. They have amazing…read morecustomer service and do a great job transferring you to a university!

Greetings, I am so grateful that I have chosen UMA as my…read morechoice in College. The staff here are all so helpful. And the student services are so helpful, for help in any area you may need. I am so impressed with UMA and cannot say enough about the entire College and all it offers. If your looking to get an education, I'd definitely suggest Ultimate Medical Academy. I may even return in the future to further my education in the medical field. Thank you all so much, Neda Vickers

I have been trying to contact student finance for 4 months and they have never contacted me about…read moremy financial aid situation. I am getting very frustrated as it should not take this long to get a call back or something to acknowledge my situation.