This is a very nice, university type campus. The newest building is the IT center which features state of the art computer related programs.

This campus is bigger than you think. The library is well stocked and managed by very helpful staff. My professor was great!

Well, I hate to make this post about the Frisco campus when it's more about the Allen campus. But this is the only one that comes up on Yelp. Before you send your kid to any nursing program, be sure to private message me. My grandmother, mother, father in law, mother in law, husband, brother in law, sister, sister in law and myself are all nurses or medical somehow. We did not have a good experience sending our daughter here. PM me for details. And I have a bunch of supplies to sell! read more

By far my favorite campus out of the three. It's clean, the library is awesome and they even have a cafeteria style joint. I love the psych/soci department here. All the teachers are great. I like this campus best because they host events and seem to try to mimic an actual university. If you have 10am classes, yes, you'll be doing some walking. The parking here is crazy. read more

Called technical support and was on hold 3 times within the past hour and hung up on ALL 3 times. So my only option was to call the school itself and try to see if anyone in the office would be able to help me since I'm having trouble logging into my student collin account. I was transferred over to a man that was very unprofessional and was rushing the call the entire time. Nothing was properly explained to me, he basically told me to " wait for an e-mail from tech support and thank you and have a great day". Before I could finish my sentence he hangs up on me. Great job team. I go to this specific campus for a reason and this has made me reconsider. read more

I am in 2 service leagues in the area and we use the conference center at this location on a regular basic. They are very efficient and easy to work with in scheduling the space. Always get an email prior to give details with WiFi info, A/V hook up etc. upon arrival a representative is always near making sure everything is as requested. Very clean and nice meeting space with very nice restrooms nearby. read more

I will be finishing my Business Administration Management degree here at Collin this summer. I definitely recommend collin. The staff is EXTREMELY supportive and wants to see you succeed. I've been at Collin consistently for over 4 years and at the end of this summer semester I will have over 100 credit hours. I generally took classes online, but my comp 1 class was so much fun, I'm not an English person but my professor was AMAZING! If you live in Collin County and need a starting point for college go here. The staff is amazing. $49/credit hours in Collin county can't be beat in the state of TX!!! Would recommend Collin to anyone and everyone!! Not just the preston ridge campus but also McKinney, Spring creek, and the online program! read more

I am profoundly disappointed at the Collin College Frisco Testing Center. Recently, I just taken the CLEP English Modular Exam at the testing center. During the end of my exam, there was two prompts provided. On the first prompt I clicked send score. And on the second prompt I clicked accidentally clicked canceled score button due to the proximity next to send score button. (This was a bad UI design choice on College Board end as the second prompt took precedence over the first prompt as opposed to acting as a confirmation for the first prompt). Further more, no warning, confirmation, or ability to move backward was provided before the exam was automatically submitted. It wasn't until the end, I realized that there was an issue with my exam as I did not see an official score unlike the previous different CLEP exams I have taken before. And I waited two days to confirm that the scores were not sent to College Board. And they did not display in my account. Canceling a score means that I cannot schedule another exam until 3 months pass the date of examination. But, I need to take my second exam part at another institution to claim the credit before school starts again in the Fall Semester. I asked the proctors a couple of question revolving about the prompts to figure out a resolution. Nevertheless, they kept deflecting my questions by pushing the responsibilities towards College Board. To the people who think that I cheated or performed some kind of shady actions to gain unfair advantages, I passed and claimed credits for all three of my previous CLEP exams without any issues from this institution. And I am confident that I passed the College Composition Modular exam as well even without viewing my score. The push to get the majority of graduating high school students into college and universities means that introductory non-STEM college level courses are not any harder than 11th/12th High School classes. And most of the class content can be learned through YouTube FREE. Modern States will even pay for the entire exam including the testing center fee. But universities and colleges are a business and thus they do not want you know this as they want to make more way money by having you take courses in house as opposed to taking credit by exams. And thus colleges have very little incentive to provide good customer service for the credit by exams they administer, even if they are mandated by the government to be nondiscriminatory towards both approved credit by exams and regular college courses. I choose to take my exam at a testing center, due to the privacy concerns of these proctoring software remotely checking your local network connections, files, and CPU processes in order to prevent cheating. This is a fair and just as College Board is responsible for the integrity of the exams they provide. But, what is not fair is paying for something that can be done for free. To the people who want to take the exam without having to deal with the privacy and security concerns of proctoring software, it is best to go to a public library and take an online test on one of the public desktop. At least if you mess something up, you do not have to worry about spending an additional $15 along with your tax money that funds these public institutions. read more

Absolutely ridiculous that I ask four different people in academic advising area the same question and get four diff answers. Inept and horrible customer service given that the school gets paid for their services to each and every student. Also, what happened to being friendly when asked a question and not throwing the 'responsibility ball' back at the paying client. When I told Glenda near advising that in speaking to numerous people about process and paperwork necessary for taking TSI, not one person (and nowhere on paperwork handed) did it state u may have to wait four hours or more for advising to get you a simple referral form to take test based on how busy they are. It says referral form needed with no indication it could take forever and leave u waiting so long u may not be able to get into testing center in time to take test that day. Yes, of course they get busy that's understandable. But her response to me was that registration started in October and we should have started earlier. Ah, Glenda, some students cannot register early, and that has nothing to do with the recommendation I made based on fact that we r new to the campus and your staff should be capable of warning clients about potential wait times. Inept staff when different people give us different answers and waste our time. Lousy attitude when handling client concerns and complaints. Be prepared and make it a point to go to different departments and ask the same question until u r somewhat sure u have been given all info. Basically presume u have been given incorrect info and intentionally seek out correct info like u r a private detective and be emotionally prepared to hear everything u were told was wrong and u have additional wait time and additional paperwork to fill out. And be prepared to get attitude from staff who shouldn't be in a student services position if they cannot put on a pleasant face and pretend they care. Not a happy paying parent here!! read more

So I absolutely loved Collin my first two years. They have the best prices in the state for community college and for any parents who have kids in high school I highly recommend looking into Collin for an associates. I'm glad I took advantage of that because I was debt free after leaving Collin to continue my bachelors elsewhere. The professors here are great and some of them are also professors at 4 year universities as well (UNT, UTD, and UTA) For example my English professor for 1 and 2 had her PhD in Poetry, and English and was working on her 3rd PhD. There's also great resources that are more intimate than you'll find on a larger campus. They obviously have a library but they have a writing center, math lab, science lab, and other resources available. Now here comes the not so great part that I experienced. My last semester there I was part time with 3 classes and a lab to finish off my associates. I was working full time and figured I'd just use a payment plan to pay for my classes. When the 3rd/final payment due came I paid it online thinking there was no problem. Well apparently I thought wrong. Their computer system glitched and posted my payment to a summer semester. I wasn't even taking summer classes so that was weird. Well unbeknownst to me they dropped me from all my classes and I couldn't even log onto the online server. I felt humiliated and confused. I had to miss my lab to go and deal with it and they re-added me no problem it would just take 24 hours. I was still able to sit in my classes but my professor wouldn't let me make up my lab I had missed. I ended up with a B but could have had an A but hey that's life. Regardless of where you go to school you'll have to deal with all different types of professors. I also saw others complain on here about wait time in advising. You really have to use common sense and know when the busy times of year are. If you wake up and go at 8 am when they open you're golden. I understand not everyone can do that but when you go and check in if it's a 5 hour wait you can leave and they'll send you a text when they're about 20 minutes away from helping you. I will say their advising is slow and their computer system isn't the greatest. read more

The best collin campus I have been too. It's beautiful, clean and huge. The staff is phenomenal and super helpful. I never had a problem with parking even on my late days. I absolutely love it. I would be attending more if it wasn't out of the way for me. read more

By far the worst Institution in the state of Texas. The front desk staff all look like they're depressed and are sick of working at this janky campus. Their online course sign up program doesn't work half the time. If you ever try calling them, they won't pick up. In all honesty waste of tax dollars goes to this location, you're better off going to the McKinney location. The staff rushes out as soon as it hits 5pm so you can tell they dread working here. read more

Advising at Collin College Preston ridge is just about as painful as a day trip to the DPS. Everyone working is rude and does not seem like they are intreated to help. Just to get advised it takes 40 min or more. If Collin College gave a care about there students they would start to make some serious changes within the advising department. read more

This is my favorite campus out of the three. The front desk lady, (I wish I got her name), at Lawler's Hall was extremely helpful with finding my classes. The bookstore is helpful, and convenient. The professors are awesome! Helpful, and great teachers. Everyone is friendly, and the campus is very clean. I feel the most safe on this campus. read more

I came to Collin County Community College because I enrolled in a Continuing Education class. I'm glad my class was in this location because it was close to my job. This campus is huge! but luckily there was a person at the front desk to direct me to my class. But in general the offer all types of classes..it's never too late to learn or improve on what you already know. So for that reason, i give it 5 stars. read more

I love this school! I've had the best professors.. great classes, just everything about my experience here was perfect. If you are looking to stay close to home in Collin County, this would be highly recommended. I feel like this place was much much more than a community college. Graduating next month, and I'll miss it very much! read more

I love the Preston Ridge campus the most. The staff is so great. I've never had a teacher I didn't like. The campus is laid out nicely with a good amount of parking. read more

I attended the Preston Ridge Campus years ago and the pathetic instruction and lousy customer service left a very bad mark on me. The classes are inexpensive but I was not impressed by the instructors' imperious and abrasive attitudes and their unreasonably strict grading systems. Music Appreciation, Biology, English, Intro to Psychology, and other intro courses were taught like upper-level doctorate courses. Some of the instructors couldn't even speak comprehensible English. The hypocrisy is outrageous. The personal and career counseling services was horrible and worthless. The Dean of Students Office was always very unhelpful. The Spring Creek Campus in Plano, Texas is even worse. Malicious administrators are quick to call the police and prosecute students through the Collin County kangaroo court system for small pranks. Yet hypocritical counselors, instructors, and administrators antagonize students to create an atmosphere of fear. read more

I haven't attended classes yet, so my complaint is with the two women at the front desk. I personally work in customer service and I strive for good customer service, which I did not get here they were very rude and seem to be angry that I interrupted their conversation, I just wanted to ask general information about the school and they refused to answer most of my questions, and just wanted me to read a pamphlet instead. I don't appreciate being talked down to. If you're at the front desk you are the face of the school. And if you choose to act like that you should probably be working in a factory somewhere where you don't have to deal with people . read more

tons of opportunities for scholarships and grants. professors are outstanding if you pay attention to rate my professor. great campus, best atmosphere read more