This experience has been horrible. The communication is nearly nonexistent. You have to…read moreconstantly reach out to them to see if there is anything that needs to be done on your end. They will not let you know. You have to stay on top of them every step of the way. They don't have the option for direct deposit for financial aid. They just started Bank Mobile. I hope it is helpful. Last term, my check was 2 weeks late and I was not able to purchase a lot of the materials for class. I am going to give it one more term. If things don't improve, I will go to a different school. I actually had to contact the school president's office and threaten to contact the Board of Education to get any assistance from them. If you are a student with any disabilities or cognitive issues, the disability office here has not been helpful at all.

Literally the worst experience for college, they want people to believe that the most important…read moreclasses you need to get a degree have to be in person which is a bunch of bullshit, not everyone has reliable transportation to get to in person classes. 10/10 do not recommend, they are a bunch of morons that can suck a cactus

SPECTACULAR Campus, Stadium and Experience all in all!! SOU…read moreStadium was this latest checkin!! We came from central California, Fresno to be exact to Tailgate and enjoy some SOU Raider football!! The atmosphere is electric, food inside the stadium but ESPECIALLY Outside is devine!! Tritip(s), hot links, stuffed mushrooms and bacon wrapped Jalapeno poppers are MANDATORY Tailgate cuisine!! Trust & believe when Big Fred is atta Tailgate, the food is unquestionably at it's best coming out the Smoker or off the grill!! The views are unreal, it's like looking atta national forest in all directions, mountains and hillsides galore, snow in the winter, lakes and rivers in the fall & summer!! BEAUTIFUL!! Cant wait to revisit this Amazing town & campus, hospitality and conversations at every turn!! C'mon August, missing us some SOUuuuuuu Raider Football!!

Enabling Learning through diverse dynamic cohesive community communications and collaboration for…read morethe best interests of our individual talents and interests to grow within an expansive tactile kinesthetic social environment where we learn more about working together as well as for our own best interests.

An excellent community to be a part of. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.read more

I am working on my second college degree at R.C.C. and I cannot imagine getting a better education…read moreanywhere else. The staff is professional, the students all very friendly and each of the campuses is very geared for effeciency.

I attended Oregon Institute of Technology as a freshman and genuinely regret my decision…read more The dorms were filthy, poorly maintained, and constantly felt unsafe. There were ongoing concerns and rumors among students about asbestos in the buildings, and regardless of the technical truth, the fact that students were worried about it at all says a lot about how little transparency or reassurance we were given. It smelled terrible on the floors, there was NO SAFETY PLAQUE IN THE DORM ELEVATOR, i would walk into the shower to be met with people having sexual intercourse and other times used stained undergarments hanging on the towel hooks. Basic cleanliness was lacking, and maintenance issues were slow or ignored. And as for the village apartments, they are a bit cleaner but in my short time living there in my second year (before i was fed up and tired of it) a couple wasps were in the bathroom when I moved in. In the dorm study rooms, there were also a few times you could hear people having intercourse on the new couches they installed in the study rooms . Laundry room often floods and has issues. My mail looked tampered with a couple times i went to pick it up. The town itself is miserable. It's extremely cold most of the year, isolated, and there is nothing to do socially. No decent water to swim in, no real nightlife, and very few places students actually want to spend time. The only cool place in the entire town is the park on the outskirts of town. If you care at all about having a social life or not feeling trapped, this is not the place. The isolation seriously affects mental health. While I was there, I heard repeated concerns from other women about allegations involving certain peers on campus with serious criminal histories, including allegations involving underage images and sex offenses. Whether all of this was officially verified or not, the fact that so many women openly talked about feeling unsafe and uncomfortable around certain men on campus was extremely alarming. There was a strong sense that concerns from girls were brushed off or normalized instead of taken seriously. Academically it was very hit or miss. Anatomy & Physiology and Anthropology professors were genuinely good and clearly cared about teaching. Outside of those classes, however, I often felt like I was teaching myself entirely. there are student tutors available but were mostly booked up. Lectures were weak, organization was poor, and support was minimal. If you're paying for college, you shouldn't feel like you're on your own for most of it. The food situation is awful. Sudexo was tolerable for maybe the first month or two, then it became repetitive, low-quality, and honestly gross. Undercooked looking/ cold food, limited options, and no consideration for dietary needs. It felt like an afterthought, despite how much students pay for meal plans. There are no real music programs. If that matters to you at all, look elsewhere. The band is mediocre at best and mostly does bad rock covers. Clubs are poorly run and feel thrown together last minute. Some clubs, like Formula and Baja, were especially unwelcoming, and as a woman, it was very clear that you were not taken seriously or made to feel included on building the vehicle for the clubs. Socially, I never felt like I belonged. I dressed in alternative/goth clothing daily, with dyed hair and long black skirts, and stood out heavily among the overwhelmingly white, "basic," Lululemon-and-Stanley-cup culture that dominates the campus. This isn't about insecurity -- it was very clear that anyone who didn't fit a narrow, conventional mold was subtly othered. There was little diversity in self-expression, and it made campus feel unwelcoming and judgmental. Everyone is either a dental student, civil engineering, computer science, or medical imaging. Overall, the campus feels underfunded, socially dead, and dismissive of student concerns. If you're looking for community, safety, support, or even basic enjoyment during college, I would strongly recommend going somewhere else. I'm not sure about the Portland campus, I've heard better things about it but this is just for Klamath campus. Please, if you choose to go to this school, get a detailed tour of the school and don't just look at the school, but talk to the students. See if they even look happy or not to be there.

Update on my review of the school.... After one year of my daughter at this campus I've come to…read moresee that the professors here are just trash as well. Small town that cannot attract teachers who actually teach. Zero help given to the students and huge grading curves equal crap grades given to my daughter who had straight A's at the Portland campus prior to transferring to this crap hole. We challenged the grade due to lack of teaching by the professor and am waiting to hear back. Needless to say we pulled her from this school and now she's a straight A student again. . Pretty easy to do the math on this. Shit professor shit town shit school. Good day all

It's closed. I called to inquire about couples cooking classes, which sounded great. Sadly, the…read moreschool is closed.

Enjoy of evening of on hands cooking and fun. We just finished a 'couples' cooking class at The…read moreWillows Cooking School. We were part of 8 couples with Chef Sandy leading through the Taste of Tuscany. We enjoyed tastings of wine paired with a 6 course dinner that we all took part in cooking. It was a wonderful evening of great food, wine, company and lots of laughter. We made some great new friends. It is a wonderful experience and will do it again! Chef Sandy holds 'couples' cooking classes once a month with a different theme every month. You even get to take the recipes home. To top off the evening we stayed the night at the bed and breakfast where the Cooking School is. What a treat to wake up to Chef Sandy's breakfast cooking downstairs!