Absolute worst experience with counseling and support department I have ever had. Counselors don't seem to know what they are doing or where to even navigate to answer my questions. Resorted to emailing my transcripts for evaluation and waiting weeks for a response. Follow up questions I had were disregarded and replied to with the same exact copy and pasted reply as the first response. Then, I was sent a customer service rating email, which I chose "Bad, im unsatisfied" because it has been taking so long to figure things out with this campus and actually speak to someone helpful. Lo and behold, NEXT DAY {this morning 6/17 at 12:40 from 626-345-5803}, I get a call from "support"; an extremely rude lady {for refrain of another word that would be more fitting} from the moment I said hello, asking with her entitled sassy attitude why it is that I clicked "Bad, I'm unsatisfied" after the counselor "worked really hard" to help me.... You would think that a more appropriate response from a support staff member would be to say something like " I see that you weren't quite satisfied with our counseling service. Is there anything I can help you with?" instead of calling simply to interrogate. I've never wanted to smack someone through the phone, that's how aggressive her tone was. Funny how quick of a response you can get from them when their credibility is on the line. She even tried to blame my rating on her idea that "people are frustrated with other things in their life right now and take it out on others"....Completely unprofessional and gross. The courses and professors may be worth attending this campus, I'll never know. But this place really needs to update their onboarding crew because I doubt I'm the only one they've deterred from enrollment. read more

DISCLAIMER: This review is based on my experiences from the years 2018-2019. I have no information on how it is now. Pros: 1. PCC is effectively just a place that gives you credits to help transfer you to another college. 2. There are also many useful programs & services that are around to help you out. Make sure to take advantage of them when you can. Cons: 1.There's a very limited amount of "useful information" to consume here. Basically 40% of all classes will provide you with useful information whereas the 60% will cause you to stagnate when it comes to learning. There's also the variable of the occasional teacher that might make your experience more enjoyable. This isn't necessarily a bad thing since you get credits regardless but if you come with any high learning expectations, you are likely to be disappointed. 2. It is most certainly a leftist-based school. The most notable side effects that I've noticed are the lack of ARMED campus security guards & the occasional bias shown like the "Black Lives Matter" movement they plaster on at the time of this review. By bias, I mean the annoying engagement of political acts like the one above rather than focusing on just your education. Though these aren't really problems either, it just drags down your experience with PCC if you don't share that sort of bias. The school is also physically closed so you don't have to worry about inadequate guards. Summary: This place offers you a good amount of transfer opportunities & student services. Use it for the credits & available programs, do your best to ignore everything else. Browse some other reviews for some more in-depth experiences of this place. read more

Cathy J. Wei, Professor is very rude. Facially, she looks nice and energetic. However, she does cross the line many times. I am not sure if she understands the american culture or she could be a bad person. one time she said things like "I hate Trump" (not very professional). "get out of my class" "you are rude" (pointing her finger at a specific person and said that). That is just disgusting. she thinks she is in some rural city in china. She cannot be doing this. Do not be fooled by her smile on the 1st day. 2 weeks later she will treat you like crap with no respect. Pasadena city college should fire or punish her. It will only make the school worse if you guys keep the teacher like that. read more

The Skinny: Some of the staff are quite rude and the system online and on campus is horrendous. You will definitely walk in circles especially if you're an ESL student. The Fat: Took cousin to take her assessment test. Took about 3 hours. She was then sent from the testing office to the student center for group counseling (something required of ESL students.) We went there and they told us they don't do that and tried to convince us to go back. Another ESL student asked the same thing and they practically yelled at her and gave her a lecture. She went back and the assessment lady came and spoke with the staff and they gave in and told them, along with us to wake in line for 4 hours because there's no room for the current group counseling. We waited about an hour before we left and literally drove to Mt. SAC and had her take the test there. We scheduled all the assessments, orientation and even received 1-on-1 help on how to make all the appointments within half an hour...no wait...no attitude at Mt. SAC. After we left, I called PCC's counseling office about whether my cousin needs counseling before she can take classes (it said group counseling is required for ESL students before they can take classes.) After three calls and being put on hold for 30 minutes, 15 minutes, and 10 minutes, they finally put us off hold on the third call. We asked the counselor and she said we didn't need to do that. WOW. It seems like they make stuff up as they go. Here's some things that pissed me off: -Made to wait about 10 minutes while a student receptionist texted on her phone while shuffling papers. -Asked to wait 4 hours in line to get group counseling (no chairs since we stood near the desks and you cannot sit on desks.) Mt. SAC allows you to sign in and they will go by that list. I don't know why they don't have a sign up sheet so you can sign up and just come back later. NO, you must be in line. -You cannot call to set up a counseling appointment. -You cannot call to set up assessment appointments and must do it online using a crappier-than-blackboard appointment program. -You cannot call to ask questions without being put on hold for 30minutes. -Do not trust the PCC website, not everything is true or up to date. -Horrible Online interface and system to register/add classes. read more

I go to Citrus and PCC at the same time and this is the first semester at PCC. Omg! The staff here in admin building is sooooo rude! I went to financial aid office to submit a form. The front desk is so negligent and rude. It seems like I interrupted him surfing online during his work hours. I brought my form and he said we don't make copies here. Did you bring xx form( another one that I'm suppose to attach with).. but I was really lost when he asked me. He just said go online print those forms before you come. Citrus people are so nice and helpful! They always have forms ready on the counter so you can fill out and they always make copies of your official documents without asking. Don't come to PCC! Admins are really unhelpful. I'm still very lost with everything after few weeks. read more

PCC is a great place to take classes even though you've got your degree and you just want to keep taking classes (like myself). PCC is a great place to take classes to get rid of general education requirements, thus reducing your time at a much more expensive university or college (like my sister and lots of smart people unlike myself). In fact, PCC is one of the better community colleges around, and people from far and wide go here just to take classes! I remember taking a class here at 8am, before I had to train into work, and from my view at the R building, I found solace in watching the sun creep onto the San Gabriel Mountains and slowly burn the clouds and fog away. It may not be known to many, but this place has a pretty amazing art program. Jim Gonzales, though not actively practicing right now, is a very impressive ceramicist in his own right and he'd be the crazy spectacled man in the Z building (otherwise known as ceramics), and there are some pretty impressive instructors and students making work in the photo department. I also hear good things about the painting and drawing kids as well. It's pretty amazing how many buildings and classes they can fit into such a relatively small space. Even more amazing is that they can fit PARKING (which is pretty bad but that new structure complete with KPCC music blasting at the elevators helps a bit) along with everything in there. It goes without saying that going here won't give you the stereotypical college experience that people talk about, because when it comes down to it, it's still a community college. But if you can get a lot out of this place if you want to. I mean, there's something to be said about the school Jackie Robinson and Eddie Van Halen went to, right?!?! read more

Pasadena City College is probably the most popular community college in Los Angeles. One of the biggest and is the spotlight during the tournament of roses parade every year. I Took couple c Hit Beautiful campus from the outside, nice library and building complex Their lab like the computer classes are much nicer than regular classes, big and had up to date equipment. Good veteran support, there can taking class in priority (ahead than most student) Their website UI is simple and easy So So The professor here are hit and miss, just like most other school. So pick the professor carefully. It can be a grade difference. The location of this place is not bad and better than most other community college. But isn't who a lot to do in walking distance here. If you have a car however is only few miles away from old town Pasadena. PCC is one of the last school finally let student have an email account, this was a problem for not able to get many of the student benefit since nearly all of the need student email .edu Miss Line so people on their administrative office (Don't expect much support on email or phone) Go there on person for even little thing. Getting appointment with counselor take a long time Some of the class are outdated in term of equipment and are small The street parking is pretty awful on day time, just avoid the hassle and get the parking permit. Street parking on weekday is nearly impossible unless you come in very early or taking night classes. Their had strict evaluation of classes if you taking outside of L.A. District, many of my classes on OC won't get transfer and tell me to retaking over.... read more

The reason for the cutbacks in classes: greedy jerks have taken over this college. They used to have 1 vice president. It worked fine. The campus was flourishing, the money was rolling in. Cut to: greedy a*holes. They get in the mix and now there are 7 vice presidents...making a salary of what? Over $200k per year each ... leads to ... cutting the budget, cutting classes. Screwing the many to benefit a few selfish people. http://www.pasadena.edu/adminServices/fiscal/budget.cfm Any accounting majors, take a look and see what's going on. Sort me out if I'm wrong. Sorry students. Their claims that they're doing everything they can are complete B.S. So if the government gave them more money, would they hire 2 more unnecessary overpaid people & continue to cut classes? Would they blame the government for education cuts? Pros: It's a very nice looking campus. The price of classes are reasonable. Cons: They have no CIS degree program, a field with the highest growth out there. I don't know what other programs they don't have. I've heard of other students furious with the college for not having their classes. I recommend you do not take the 8 week condensed version of the difficult classes. It's a set up for failure, unless you take time off work and spend 50 hours per week or more on the class. Even then, it won't be enough time to learn it all, as I found out with the CCNP classes I checked GCC, it's a bit more expensive --with extra fees that make you look twice and wonder 'what the...?'. I'd recommend the following: -There is often free education online. You can find it. If you're interested in CIS certs, for example. -You can take the teachers and classes you like here and once PCC has nothing left for you, transfer to another CC a little farther from you that has the classes. read more

Done. Just wrapped up my library certificate program, in only 8 months. That was very exciting. Now it's time to complete those dumb GE courses, and I enrolled in their Business Administration--Entrepreneurship program. All for free, player! See you in the Spring! read more

Why do people rail on this place? I went to a UC school, and did summer courses at PCC. Pros + Location. It's in a city, where there's stuff to do. There's high-end stores a mile away, and a dollar store next to campus. There's a light rail station at walking distance. + Campus. It's clean, beautiful, well kept. Luscious green lawns instead of Eucalyptus groves. Compact, which is great ! + Academics. People work hard. Attracts many kids from private schools. + Enrollment is not as hard as people have detailed. I signed up, got an email 3 days later with my online account (vs 5 days at Mt. Sac). Did the online orientation. Did my placement test the same day I signed up for it. Open classes the week before session started -- how many CC's can say that? I did this all within a week, and classes started the Monday after. Meh *Library. Spacious. Although would like a better computer lab. * Parking. Affordable. $64/16 weeks or $20/6 weeks. My UC school? $183/11 weeks. Available spots ... not sure. Cons - No printed course catalog available. - Adding courses online is a bit strange with CRN numbers. - Adjunct professors are a hit or miss. They need to hire some of the better adjuncts. - No Teacher Evaluation by Students. This was one of the big things at my previous school (UCSD) - Computer science, IT, and engineering courses not as numerous I'm not sure what the negative reviews are about. Due Diligence will make life easier. 1) Counselor bad? Assist.org 2) Financial aid? Fill out FAFSA at the beginning of the year 3) There's a lot of Asians? Guess what, the 4 years school most people are transferring school will also have lots of Asians. Get a grip people. read more

PCC's campus is so nice that you may actually fool your own self that you made it into a Cal. State University! PCC is well funded from a lot of foreign students that attend and pay four times more in tuition just to attend the Jr. College. So don't get your feelings hurt when you see brand new BMW M3's and 500 series Benzos in the parking lot. Lots of spoiled rich kids here. This is one of the better JC colleges to transfer out of from. There is a full size track and football field, full size lap pool and two indoor b-ball courts. The library is ridiculously plush. I've taken many naps in here. read more

As a school, it's one of the best community colleges out there anywhere. Teachers are generally (well at least to my knowledge) educated, and knowledgeable. And as far as ge's go pcc is as good as any 4 year university. But of course ge's are supposed to be the same everywhere so I guess that should be obvious. NOW, as a *college*, pcc is seriously lacking. But i digress, when i say college i don't mean the same thing as school. OH no. I'm talking about all that other fun stuff that has absolutely nothing to do with classes or learning. I'm talking about parties, campus events, clubs, all THAT fun stuff, that university peeps get to enjoy pcc is seriously lacking in. The ethnic break down is heavily asian, mostly chinese. Followed mainly (but _significantly_ fewer) by latino students. White, black and other are all lumped into the "other" category. Actually if i recall correctly, i've been the only black guy in all 8 of my classes. Funny? Sad? You be the judge. As far as females go. There are plenty. And they are very attractive. And if they're not on their cell phone or hiding behind a pair of "Thunder Shades," then maybe, they might be approachable. But it's a risk. They have stingers, very poisonous. Parking can be a bitch, but normally it lets up after the first week. The east parking lot is always a terror. It's the closest to the class buildings and the library though, so if your willing to fight then its worth it. Western parking lot is always easy, park on the roof if you want a little work out going up and down those stairs. AND AVOID THE MIDDLE ELEVATOR. That thing is a fucking death trap. read more

Despite what others say this is a good college, and I know because I've been to quite a few community colleges over the years (i.e. LACC, WLAC, Palomar and Mira Costa Colleges in San Diego). ;) The professors, I must admit, are a little bit hit and miss. That's why I rely on word of mouth and ratemyprofessor.com to choose who I'm taking for each class (of course, taking the info with a grain of salt). I make a well planned schedule each semester that way. I have made a few mistakes though (unassisted) and took the wrong professors leaving me with a bunch of W's on my track record. If you want to know which ones I recommend so far just ask me. :) (I must warn you that my recommendations are based on the FACT that I listen, do the HW, and actually participate in class...for those that want EASY professors do not inquire.) Anyway, great campus and services available. The parking does kind of suck around the most "popular" times and at the beginning of the semester so arrive early before your class. A LOT of professors aren't okay with tardiness. You are forewarned! Being tardy takes points from your grades! I know because I'm usually the tardy one. Haha! ;) Other than that, the library has great hours, the new lounge is nice to study, and there's the new "cafe" next to the lounge area. I don't remember what it's called, but it's pretty nice. Downside, the staff and workers on campus aren't always the friendliest. But if you had people asking you the same questions EVERYDAY and trying to bend the rules (meaning you students) would you be happy to be at work? I'm just saying give them a break and/or the benefit of the doubt. Maybe they're having a bad day. If you're nice they probably will be nice back. :) read more

Avoid Pasadena City College like the plague. The administration is full of people who have no idea what they're doing and can't spell basic names correctly (are they students?). Each person will tell you you need to bring something different and that will be all you need for enrollment, but there's always something else. And how hard is it to spell the name Matt? How many times have you seen the name spelled with one "T"? I have had many friends have similar administration issues. Also, the teachers use grammar that would make a second grader shudder. How can you conduct an online class with poor grammar and questions that are redundant and make no sense. Oh, and on their Facebook page under, "studied at" they SPELLED PASADENA WRONG. Joke of an institution. read more

College is what you make out of it and the same could be said with PCC. As I was studying there in order to transfer to a 4 year college, I was the just the regular go-to-class-and-go-straight-home type of student. My major science classes and half of my GE's were challenging. And of course, there's easy teachers and classes that were a breeze...same can be said of any college. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied on how PCC prepared me for upper division classes at the university level. Yes, if you're a young 'un straight out of high school, the social scene there isn't really that fun as say, getting into a university straight from high school. BUT, there are opportunities at PCC to connect to people: you just got to find them. I met some of my good friends and even my significant other there since we've been taking the same classes for 2 years to fulfill our major. Most of us transferred to UCLA and we kept in touch throughout the years. The school is near a lot of stores and restaurants, so if you forget your lunch, there's no fret. Just walk to Zankou chicken or choose to check out other restaurants on Colorado Blvd. With Paseo Colorado, Lake Ave, and Old Town Pasadena nearby as well as other small business restaurants on the east, you won't run out of restaurants to yelp. Now that I'm back at the SGV, I would love to take a class or two in the future at PCC to enhance my skill set rather than going to the community college that only takes half as long of a commute than me driving to Pasadena.Yes, I'm _that_ satisfied with the quality education at PCC. My only gripes about this place are parking and the counselors don't seem to be knowledgeable at times...but, that was the past -- things could've changed since I went there. read more

The best school , stared off with a great school year overall loving every step of the way read more

Pasadena City College - Education is the key - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Pasadena, California

I go to Glendale community college and came to this school to take some classes that were not offered at my previous college. First of all, their telephone system is horrible! I'm trying to apply to one of their programs and it's been over a month i can't reach anyone in that department to ask a question about it! Whereas with Glendale i can reach anyone i want, and they answer their emails asap! I am so annoyed, why can other schools handle the pandemic just fine and they can't? read more

At first, I really didn't want to go to community college but due to lack of funds, I had no choice. Everything happens for a reason. I have had the greatest experience here. Doing the "two years at CC" bit heps to save a ton of money. It also helps to put things into perspective. I realized half-way through that I wanted to change majors. At less than $30 a unit, that choice wasn't a huge financial blow. My fellow yelper is right; this isn't a "College" experience- and thank God for that! No pretense, no bull. Just getter done. They have a pretty varied selection of classes (fencing!) and some fantastic professors (do yourself a favor and take some classes with Professors Derek Milne and Hugo Schwyzer). Parking does suck and they raised the daily permits from $1 to $2. Its nowhere near as bad as Santa Monica's parking problem, though. read more

BEST CAMPUS! Fantastic clean school, very organized and maintained... I love this school, since I did gradulate from here and transferee to Loma Linda... its been hard. I miss my class mates and the fantastic teachers that helped me with everything one on one. The best part of this school is the parking structure! THE BEST! Go a little early with your season pass and you are deff. getting to class on time. A+ 5 Stars read more

The best "community college" to attend. The library is massive and the school's ambience is nice. PCC should technically be considered as a University but they were unable to expand due to city permits and residents refused to sell their homes in order to expand. Anyway, best place to attend especially if you want to transfer to UCLA. read more

Great dance team called technical movement. Catch them practicing in front of the CC building ! Their campus is pretty huge I almost got lost. What sucks about PCC is that its hard to get the classes you want. I been trying. The only way you are able to get the classes you have to go into the class and hope that some have dropped the class. If not you have to keep waiting for next semester or just do a transfer to Elac or Mt.Sac read more

PCC is great for 3 reasons: 1. 5 blocks away from my house 2. it's saving me a lot a money than going to a 4 year university after high school and 3. it's actually nice looking. there are some cons of course, one of them is that people smoke right next to their class. HELLO! there are signs that say you can't smoke within 20 feet of the building! i'd wish they'd listen, smelling cigarette smoke is not so pleasing at 7 am in the morning or at 7pm at night. also, it sucks because you see so many people you know, it's hard to get to meet new people when all you see are familiar faces from high school or middle school. the professors i've had so far have been great except for one, professor avila for speech -_- but anyways, i like pcc and i'm glad i came here and only have to pay $24 for 4 classes :) read more

5 Stars for quality teachers and a good education. 5 stars for convenient parking. Honestly... 2 stars for the lack of availability of classes. By the time you get a registration date, all classes are full. You go to class and teachers don't add anyone. This semester, I was even turned away from a class even though I was on the wait list. It's worse than ever before. And the worst part is, I don't think it's their fault. It's just how effed up the system has become. read more

Dirty, outdated, and a terrible cafeteria. There have been a lot of management problems over the years and it shows. Not the GEM of Pasadena it used to be our could be. Very sad. read more

They are so rude to students and don't seem to care about the students. It is difficult to get an appointment with a counselor. Every time I make an appointment it gets canceled without my knowledge or consent, and when I scheduled for a call with a counselor, I never received a call at all. It is so bad, you can't even speak to anyone. They want it to be all online, but are not even prepared or set up for it, to help students. How are students ever supposed to succeed here if they are not getting the guidance that they deserve? Let's not forget that you are all here to serve the students and you wouldn't have a job without students. DO YOUR JOB! It was not like this a few years back and Covid is no excuse either. You are setting the students up to not succeed and fail. That is not what a school is supposed to do. Get with it! They need to retrain or rehire counselors and maybe all staff members including the president, because we all know it trickles down from the top. What is going on with this school? Please help guide the students to be successful. read more

We just finished finals today in Dr.Wongs Anatomy and Physiology class this morning.. He's one cool ass teacher!..oh and the school is nice too. Very clean and the staff is exceptionally friendly ,unlike in some of the other schools! read more

I joined in my early 30's, and after being out of school for so many years, I was shocked by how left leaning almost all my professors were. It's very discouraging to have politically bias professors openly spouting off their radical leftist ideology (Marxism, identity politics, critical race theory, etc) and incorporating it into the curriculum. For example, one history professor compared the President of the United States to Hitler on our first day of class, which I found not only absurd, but highly unnecessary. An African-American professor I had, constructed our entire curriculum around topics like white-privilege, male-dominance, rape culture, slavery and systemic racism in America. This made learning and writing papers extremely challenging especially when you disagree with some of these issues. I believe the majority of professors in Universities today use their positions to espouse their political ideology onto their students and it's extremely dangerous for those young minds. read more

Came out for a Dance Competition and was surprised on the huge campus, easy parking, nice landscape, and nice workers on campus. read more

Pasadena City College - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Pasadena, California

The Good: +The school has really good professors, for the most part. I have learned a lot in my classes. +The VA representative is really nice and helpful. +Veterans get priority registration. The Bad: -The registration office is understaffed and worse, the staff they do have is incredibly inefficient and rude. (They operate under the belief that because the economy is bad, it's ok to treat you like crap. If you can't solve their problems, then you don't have a right to demand better service from them.) -The parking situation for the first few weeks of a semester is absolutely atrocious. I have had more luck finding a parking spot in Chicago after a blizzard. -You have to have a minimum of $5 to make a debit/credit card purchase at the campus convenience store. The only reason that I gave PCC four stars is because the professors are so good. read more

I have transferred to this college and it's not bad but it's not great. Take in mind it is a community college and you get what you pay for. Most of the times it is crowded and you will have to wait for the student services that they provide. I dislike that you can't schedule an appointment with a counselor on the phone or online. You have to go in person, but the counselors do help you out. The parking is hectic ,plan on getting there early. It took me 40 minutes to get out of a parking structure once ! So plan accordingly! Other than that this college isn't so bad and you will meet some cool people. read more

This is NOT a place to go if people do not know what they want to do with their lives. They end up spending years just taking random classes.. However....PCC is one of the most gorgeous campuses I have ever been too. They have trees and gardens planted everywhere and a pond right in front of their school. I spend many hours just sitting in front of those trees and it was actually pleasant. Also, they have one of the best libraries. It's absolutely brand new and the professors are as good as any university. This is the best JR College in southern California...just remember that they don't want you to leave so they won't help you transfer. read more

This has to be one of the better community colleges in America, but it's too bad it's just so damned overcrowded. The vast amount of programs/classes/subjects offered here rivals that of most major colleges. So yes, the quantity is good, and, at least in my experience a few years ago, the quality of teaching is almost always exceptional. But, like all college experiences, it's all up to the student. It's easy to get lost in this school and take forever to transfer out. But if you're focused on what you're doing, then PCC is the perfect place to start your college journey. read more

This review is for the pool. During the summer, they open the pool to the public (check their website for time details). Bads: 1) No locker usage allowed. I bring a sport towel and wipe myself off on the deck. 2) Lanes are set up in the 25 yard direction rather than the 50 meter direction. Goods: 1) Price is $4 for lap swimming, $2 for recreational 2) Very clean pool. 3) Salt water! 4) Open air. I prefer this, even though it gets really sunny in socal summers. I wear a rashguard to protect myself and to add a little bit of an anaerobic workout to my swim. 5) Lifeguards are attentive. 6) Pool depth is constant. 7) Operating hours are pretty good. 8) Never crowded. Well, maybe the recreational side of the pool when they had Kid Days or whatevers going on. But I only do lap swimming. This is a real little gem of a resource for the community and I wish more schools did this. On a side note, I've attended PCC on and off for over a decade since high school. Loved my time there and transferred to Cal, so everything worked out. I still consider taking classes for fun in my adult years. They have some really renowned instructors of their fields at this school, many who are the same instructors at UCLA/USC, etc., moonlighting. One of the things that make Pasadena so great, imo. read more

Absolutely ridiculously outrageous example of what an admissions department SHOULDN'T look like. I went in there to inquire about ONE class for the summer, and all they say to you is "go online," as they sit at the desk (what are these people being paid to do?). Seriously. Just give me some information in person, because: A) Your website is bullocks, and I don't care about who you guys brag went to your b.s. school, Oh wow, Eddie Van Halen! Class of 85!!! Who fn cares! Most of your students are Chinese and don't care about Eddie Van Halen. B) Again, your website is shite, and it's a headache trying to figure out which catalog is for which semester and it's just down right confusing. You woman, yes, you know who you are, the one behind the desk with the attitude, get a real job. Oh wait, you can't, because you're an idiot. This school should be called "We don't give a **** about you" College. That's the impression I gathered upon having no success with their bullshit registration process on their website, and trying to get a parking permit, absolutely ridiculous. Save your money, go to a real school. Pay attention in high school and you won't have to deal with a nightmare like this. And they're devout Socialists as well! Fuck these people. read more

After I graduated from college, I felt that something was still missing from my life... I wanted to sew... and sew WELL... I took a few sewing classes here and there where you just bring patterns in and follow it on your little home sewing machines... but I wanted to sew like a PRO... The fashion design curriculum here is great... I love the lab with tons of straight stitches, tables, overlocks, coverstitches, a button machine, and whatever else you need... Only downfall is that I was spoiled by the machines and my little Singer at home... just fell a bit short... still good though... Maybe I'll go back when I need some more refreshing... This is also where I met my current honey... If I find myself with tons of time... I'd like to take the Auto Tech course here for fun... read more

I used to like this college a lot until I took the Placement Test, I met an awful old white Lady wearing a pink sweater who was RUDE AS HELL.I didn't do anything wrong but tried to ask few questions from her.she was being rude all the time,as she said just one word like ''LEAVE" in a very rude way made other students laughed after I fished the test and asked her what I should do next step.I was so shocked that a decent college would hired some employees like her.She literally influenced my test that day and I know I could have done better. In the meanwhile, there was a black lady from admission office was nice and helpful.Thanks for having someone like her so that it would made the school better.I just will never ever wanna see that placement test old lady Ever again! read more

does anyone even work here been trying to get in contact with someone at the school or wherever they are remotely. every extension and number i have tried nobody answered and ive left several emails with hope to get a reply from someone at the school only to never get a reply or be left on hold or transfer for over 20-30 min. No a good look. I have successful reached out to other colleges no problem and successfully solved the issue of the call read more

Came on a Sunday for the Flea Market. It's Gratis!! It's also HUGE! You are almost guaranteed to find whatever it is your heart desires, so bring your cash and plenty of time to scope out all the treasures that are waiting to be found. read more

Best bang for your buck Jr College that you find in California. Class size and schedules are great and you'll find the student body is quite large and far ranging as everyone knows that PCC on your transcripts is good thing. read more

Great place to go to school or just to take a few classes. Great variety of classes for cheap prices. The campus is nice but parking can be trouble. read more