Decided to go back to school during the pandemic. I was registered for 1-2 classes at a time. I'm…read morestill in school and earning a 4.0 GPA thus far. Though striving for an A might sound unreasonable and unrealistic but if you don't strive for perfection, what's the point of living? The counselor, Mr. .Grainger is great; accommodating and flexible to discuss the plan of action in order for me to get my AA then transfer. I am only 4 classes away. Granted, I have only been taking online classes but my experience has been great. The teachers are amazing. Shoutout to Professor Lahr. He was my English 1A and English 1B professor. My work schedule changed drastically and even though he understood that, he did not make it easy for me, instead met w/ me on several occasions to ensure I understand the assignment and what I need to to get it right. This pandemic sucks but if it didn't happen, I wouldn't be where I am today. Anything is possible if you give yourself an honest try.

sorry.Have not been back here to SJCC for many years..But it seems to be badly managed..etc..and…read moreall of that..I might be wrong..But its home page , website does not work or is very dificult to use..this is my first time registering for class here..ihhave a student ID and followed the registration instructions form the help desk..It does not work. I hope the instruction, instructors and programs is not of low quality or bad as the website. Sorry to be too harsh..but so far it seems not so good..i jsut have to be patient and ask for help to register for class..i guess this is a different school..so it is different. It just takes time to navigate it..Not sure it is well organized..i could be bias..but awful...

I have been to this college a few times as a speaker. I finally got a chance to write a review…read more It is a beautiful campus! I was invited to speak about Effective Networking and How to build lasting relationships for 2026 Ohlone Business Summit. Over 50+ students attended and love the enthusiasm of the students wanting to learn. The facility is very clean and neat. I got to visit Bldg 5 - Dining Hall where the summit was held. Overall, I enjoyed the event and the campus itself. There is also a nice view you can see near Bldg 7.

Such a disappointment experience. Back in fall of 2021 I was…read moretaking medical billing class but it was through a third party company which was stupid but okay of course it was a online course it was still during pandemic. The instructor by the name kelly Peterson (or whatever her name was) was very unpleasant unprofessional whenever we asked her a simple question she would get all huffy and puffy and annoyed. Not worth the money I regret wasting my money on that stupid course. Ohlone do a better job with your classes STOP having a third party for courses it's pointless. I do not recommend any course when it comes to medical field take it elsewhere.

Review is for the facility. We were here for a basketball tournament this past weekend. There are…read moretwo gyms. We were in the gym towards back of the school. Parking was plentiful. Entered school through front gate. Quad area is amazing! Gym is nice, spacious. Campus is very clean!

I've been at this school so far for two years. I really like the staff at this school since they're…read moreso kind and really know how to help the students out. One of my favorite teachers so far is Mr. Soykin. I've had him this year for World History and for the first time, I've understood one thing from this class.

West Valley College is a beautiful community college with a park-like setting. There is free…read moreparking for registered students and any student taking over six credits gets $30 meal credit each week to be used on campus. There is an athletics program, a new library, and a new theater in the works (due 2028)

Very nice campus I attended a conference here and I was…read moreimpressed Very clean Well organized Great student services

Worst organized trade school I've ever laid eyes on. Set me back financially and then had the…read moreaudacity to have an attitude about being loud and wrong. First and last time I ever filed a complaint with a so called "accredited" school. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE

Great school and the staff is very helpful. i recommend it to anyone wanting to go into a trade!read more

An excellent platform to improve your speaking and public skills. Been a member of this club for a…read morefew months now and can see the level of confidence I have build up. The level of encouragement is excellent in this club. Members give you evaluations and encouragements on your speeches. Feel privileged to be a part of this club.

I have joined ArtICCulators toastmasters club since 2012. After attending a couple of meetings, I…read moredecided to become a member of the club. I liked their approach towards someone new to public speaking. I felt at home, amongst friends. Over a period, I have liked the opportunities received to improve my communication and leadership skills. I love the grammarian's feedback particularly for everyone during the meeting and enthusiasm members have in impromptu speaking. Overall, I am giving 5 stars because I don't have a reason to quit learning from every meetings at the club. P.S. : timings are good (after work) and manageable attendance which gives every member a chance to speak or take up a role in each meeting.

I'm so incredibly blown away with the architecture and history that emits from Stanford…read more This building is not exception. The MED Café located on the ground floor of the Li Ka Shing Building at 291 Campus Drive. WOW! Both indoor and outdoor seating options make the MED Café a great place to grab a meal. Award-winning catering services featuring healthy, organic and sustainable cuisine, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients http://conferencecenter.stanford.edu/

Beautiful campus. A lot of renovations going on. Nice classrooms with great views. They give med…read morestudents free iPads.

The Center for Clinical Sciences Research (CCSR) is part of the large Medical School campus at…read moreStanford. Completed in 2001 the center was designed by renowned British architect, Sir Norman Foster. Foster has numerous noteworthy building including the Apple Spaceship Campus. The over 125,000 sq foot complex houses labs, research areas and the anatomy department. The design of the building is interesting. It has two parallel rows that are interlinked in the sub floors as well as numerous elevated walkways between the two. The inner area is covered with a decorative lattice of bars as well as some of the sides. The bars are why most of us simply refer to the building as "The Birdcage". While access to the building is limited to students and faculty, the exterior is fun to look at and there is a deli and an art installation located within the buildings footprint. This is much better part of a walking art / architecture tour than a destination in and of itself.