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    I love this place it's cool and fun! I went here to grow a garden for my soil science class. Hard work but worth it! Go visit asap

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    University of the Pacific

    University of the Pacific

    3.6
    (65 reviews)
    11.2 mi

    When I told my client where we visited, she basically said "you went all the way to NorCal to visit…read moreStockton?!" And ya, that's when I realized I messed up lol. Honestly, absolutely no offense what so ever. But I think it takes a certain type of person to be able to endure this area. The student leading the tour said it's basically farming types surrounding. Small population, lots of open space, not much activity. Even though we're islanders, we're not made for that. I did like the campus size, geographically and population. Easy to get around, easy to get to know school mates. But if you're not a complete home body, I'm sure it could get old real quick. All the students we encountered were great. Friendly, helpful, engaging. We were in contact with the admission counselor prior to our visit. He made it a point to reach out personally since he is from our home town. He also came in during his time off to meet with us IRL. Gave us great advice/info. We knew right away this wouldn't be the right fit. All that to say, still everything is really nice. We did catch quite a bit of groups there for photos. Amazing scenery makes it quite popular for the gram I guess.

    Deeply Disappointing Experience with Admissions A Program That Talks About Values It Doesn't…read morePractice I applied to the University of the Pacific's MSW program and was struck by the profound disconnect between the values the program claims to uphold and the way it actually treats applicants. Despite having strong recommendations, relevant experience, and a clear academic record, I encountered a process defined by bureaucratic opacity and inconsistent communication. When I attempted to clarify basic questions about my file including documentation that staff indicated would be placed in my record I was met with defensiveness, stonewalling, and vague assertions that my inquiries themselves were inappropriate. Escalating to leadership did not improve transparency. In fact, the further up the hierarchy I went, the more I encountered condescension masked as professionalism. The admissions process felt less like a fair evaluation and more like a gatekeeping exercise to test whether I would simply defer to inconsistent procedures without question. Ironically, this was exactly the sort of inequitable system the field of social work teaches practitioners to challenge. In the end, I was not offered admission. If you value clear communication, mutual respect, and a student-centered process, I encourage you to look elsewhere. There are many CSWE-accredited programs that take their stated mission seriously and treat prospective students with basic dignity.

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    San Joaquin Delta College

    San Joaquin Delta College

    2.4
    (60 reviews)
    12.3 mi

    Delta is a great place to go to if your transferring or wanting join a vocational program. It's a…read morelot easier to get into upper division courses than G.E. Unfortunately with budget cuts the selection of classes is limited in certain departments or only offered once a year. Be sure to take advantage of the computer labs, writing center, math/science center, and tutors. They actually know what they're talking about and explain things pretty well. Personally I took time off from school and now ready to transfer have gotten into every class I need easily.

    My experience with the professors has been generally good but that is where the positive ends…read moresadly. On the one hand its clear they have a need for more funding but on the other hand they also deserve a MASSIVE funding cut. The administration of Delta college is a bloated bureaucratic nightmare where the left hand has no clue what the right hand is doing. The admissions/ records office and especially the FA office is filled with rude, lazy staff that resort to their NPC response of "Oh we don't do that here". This is my first semester and already I've faced the potential of having to drop out do to zero support from the financial aid department. I've done everything required of me but getting them to lift a finger to take care of stuff on their end is like pulling teeth. I wondered if it was just me experiencing these issues but seeing their Yelp page confirms that its a systemic problem. Very disheartening. I write this review knowing nobody at the school in a position to make changes will read it so instead I write this as a warning to current and potential students. My best advice to potential students is document every correspondence with school employees, CC the director of the respective department you are contacting and follow up every few days.

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    11.03.18 Te Fa'a Nō Te Ori Solo and Drumming Competition at the Atherton Auditorium at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton
    11.03.18 Te Fa'a Nō Te Ori Solo and Drumming Competition at the Atherton Auditorium at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton
    11.03.18 Te Fa'a Nō Te Ori Solo and Drumming Competition at the Atherton Auditorium at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton
    11.03.18 Te Fa'a Nō Te Ori Solo and Drumming Competition at the Atherton Auditorium at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton
    11.03.18 Te Fa'a Nō Te Ori Solo and Drumming Competition at the Atherton Auditorium at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton

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    11.03.18 Te Fa'a Nō Te Ori Solo and Drumming Competition at the Atherton Auditorium at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton
    Xavier College

    Xavier College

    4.6
    (7 reviews)
    9.9 mi

    Although you'll be able to get into Nursing school right away in this competitive environment,…read morethink to yourself first if you really want to go here? I was not expecting how unorganized and one sided the school is. Semester 2, there was alot of changes to the syllabus and scheduling and they say one thing over the other.

    Xavier College is a small school, which means you don't have a hard time gettinig a hold of staff,…read moreincluding the dean of the school if needed. She has an open door policy for students to speak with her whenever they want/need. They are very flexible on the clinical schedule which is good for those of us with kids or jobs that are not flexible. All of the instructors are very knowledgable and well respected in the fields they teach. One of our instructors is actually sought out by several schools. The time commitment is great. No Monday through Friday. Just one 8 hour day of class and 2-3 days of 12 hour clinicals/ SIM labs. There is no physical library at this time, but the school gives you E-books for each course, as well as access to saunders (both book and question bank), and ATI(physcal books, E-books, and question banks). They also are a lot more patient with semester payments than other schools. No one in my cohort failed the exit exam, so this program sets you up pretty well. Everytime we attend clinicals, we are told how greatful staff is to see Xavier students and that we are more competent by the time we graduate than students from other schools. We are allowed to start IV's, insert foleys, pass meds-of course under the nurse or our instructors supervision, but other programs don't allow student's to practice certain skills from what we've all heard. Over all, for the length of the program, the location, the price, and the training, I recommend this program to anybody who asks about nursing school. I would even come back to this school for my RN to BSN, but they are still in the process on working towards that accreditation and they said it will be a few years until that program can be up and running.

    Modesto Junior College

    Modesto Junior College

    3.0
    (43 reviews)
    17.2 mi

    One word to summarize MJC : useless…read more I challenge anyone to find a single graduate from this college that isn't a nurse (or some lesser derivative, like RT or LVN). There's a good chance you won't, because that's all this college ever produces. Back when I was a young (and very naive) human I used to think college and higher education was for advancing humanity. Building better technology, scaling, furthering our understanding of the universe. Boy, was I mistaken, because at MJC I learned the truth about what college is REALLY for. Which is just to PRETEND to want all that but actually just kiss @$$, smile, feign competence, and, most importantly, try to get a big paycheck. ​​​​​​At MJC, everyone just agrees with the majority, and logic or critical thinking? Hah! Nice sense of humor you got there . Now that's what I have to say about the students there and how they're nothing but incompetent Muppets. Let's talk about the college as a whole Releasing nothing but Healthcare workers. Why does MJC do this? Because its the easiest field for incompetence to hide. You see, as a plumber, you either fixed the sink or you didnt. As an electrician, your light either works, or it doesn't. If you're a mechanic, the car either runs... or it doesn't. But in Healthcare there's plenty of incompetent actors to flourish behind ambiguity. The right approach, the right mannerisms, the right personality. All of these are subjective and debatable, unlike whether or not a car simply runs. Another reason why Modesto poops out these useless Healthcare workers is because its the easiest "problem" to fabricate. If your car runs, you assume it works. If your sink drains, you assume no problem. Theres no "nuance", theres no "condition", theres nothing to attach narratives to. Theres no "your car work, oh but it has 'autism' and thats why you need to also give it this". Theres also no emotions. Your car gets serviced for an oil change, there no gut wrenching potential (or phantasmal) "cancer" thats going to demand big monies to cure a "problem" you didnt know you had. Healthcare is the easiest field to scam humans with because it has the biggest cloud of ambiguity and distortion compared to the trades. Its honestly sickening once you see it for what it is. Im not about to waste my life on gaslighting nonsense, even if it pays well. Besides, I can do much better with my capabilities without these uselsss "higher" education camps. I'd give it one star but then I'd be completely also discrediting the useless sciences I did learn there like Anatomy, Physio, and Microbiology. But beyond a few worthwhile classes (that you cant even really capitalize on without significant capital) going here is a waste if you truly want to level up your intelligence. But if your goal is to be a mindless drone and collect a paycheck, itll probably serve that function. ​​​​​​

    Absolutely terrible! Counselors are terrible don't know anything and they are consistently…read moreunavailable or the office closed!

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    San Joaquin Blues, Directed by Michael Lynch, Fall 2016
    San Joaquin Blues, Directed by Michael Lynch, Fall 2016
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    Welcome to the Hotel Paradiso, Fall 2015
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