Am currently taking a course at this center. The place is really clean, nice, and plenty of…read moreparking. The staff is always helpful and willing to answer questions. The place itself is surrounded by different restaurant/coffee shop so it's nice when you have breaks.

HSC is an off site campus for graduate programs such as occupational therapy, physical therapy,…read morepharamcy and USC Keck medical school. They have a bookstore, credit union, starbucks , post office and food court. It is surrounded by LAC USC Medical Center, USC Norris Cancer Center and Keck Hospital. As an alumni from graduate school of social work from USC,I often like to come on campus to eat, buy new USC gears and buy event tickets. This place is full of school spirit and it is clean. I love it here. Parking is free so it is easiler to get here vs the main campus. Also, if you want something in the bookstore and they don't have it. They can order it from main campus and call you when it gets here. They have great customer service

Much has changed since the last reviewer's post on HSC…read more There is a gym now! It's quite far down on Soto (the other side of the train track; next to Lincoln Park). There's a shuttle (the bus is labeled by 8.5" by 11" white paper that says, "Soto Building") that takes you to the gym. It comes every 20minutes starting at 6AM until 8PM. And I think the bus driver said that after 4PM, the frequency of the shuttle increases. The gym smells "new." All the equipment are new. There are lockers you can use on a per day basis (bring your own lock but nothing remains in the locker at the end of the day.) And you can check out towels for free. There's shower, bathroom, water fountain, and even studying lounges. It is no longer possible to find a broken meter. The county has upgraded all the neighboring meters with the credit card version so you don't even have an excuse for not having coins. The meter only runs from 8AM-8PM, but since the library closes by midnight, it may not be practical to only come on campus after 8. Of course, you can always park a little farther where there are no parking meters... but that's another story. There is really nothing to do around the campus and safety can be an issue after the sun sets. The food selection is also very scarce. Everything on campus can only be described as, "I had better elsewhere." There is a post office on campus. And if you have the intercampus code (can be found online in the directory), you can send stuff to main campus offices for free. If you're a student, you can also purchase tickets to amusement parks and entertainments at a discounted price. (If only they can take $20 off of Disneyland ticket... com'on, $3 off? Why even bother...?)

They have been permanently relocated for over a yr now and the building and back classes are full…read moreof squatters. Supposed to be low in come housing one day unfortunately but til then it's an abandoned building no one cares about but me I think :( it was once so beautiful and grand but those days are so far gone no one but 2 internet articles really remain

I'm gonna review on my first experience. The house/ school is HUGE. Lady at the office is nice and…read moreshowed us to the open house class room for 4 years old and up. The teacher in the class room was polite and friendly to my daughter. She has been a teacher for many years which is good for me but I hope she has new and improved learning skills. The school has other activities like drawing anime and learning to decorate Japanese stuff (don't know what that is). Their are many different classes for all ages. Just give them a call. There are a few location. Parking on street and that's it.

If you are one of the STEM majors, especially science, it's highly recommended for you to explore…read morethis area of the school. This area of the school is by parking lot 5. They have resource centers where one can get extra tutoring session, learn more about STEM clubs, and more! As a STEM major, I spent majority of my time at PCC in this hood. Especially ever since they upgraded the area it have been nicer for students to study and hangout. Also did I mention it's super close as in a min walk to chick-flia and Starbucks !

This building is iconic on the USC campus. It has the tower with the globe on top. It is inspiring…read more It also has flags from different countries hanging from it. I had various courses in this building during my time there. Perhaps International Relations or Political Science, among others.

If you are an IR student you are going to be spending a lot of time here, especially since the IR…read morelibrary is underneath this building. I really like all of the flags that are hanging at VKC; every time you are there you try to name all the countries but it's pretty much impossible. The classrooms here are so-so and the wifi can get kind of sketchy but it's not too bad. The best part is the library downstairs because it's pretty quiet and there are lots of great IR books and journals that can be helpful for research papers and other projects. Sometimes there is even free coffee down there too! Oh and occasionally they will put a bunch of books outside that are FREE so you can take them if you like. I like going here much more than Leavey for sure.

As I'm finishing my first year as a transfer student all I can say that CSULA is a wonderful…read moreuniversity! I enjoy the vibrant student body and the supportive professors. Another plus is accessible public transportation around the city of Los Angeles.

There's an alumni/lunge on the 3rd floor that has become my go to study place. They conveniently…read more have a restroom right across the lounge, a nice fountain to refill your water bottle, a microwave in the cultural center on the second floor, and a food court on the first floor. Everything is set up so that students can easily get their work done with the convenience of all the amenities to get situated for a long day of studying. I really appreciate this space and I would only wish that more universities have this. I forgot to mention, the chairs in the alumni lounge are extremely comfortable and have a detachable table to them! I love this place and would highly recommend this place for studying to anyone!! Another note: you can also conveniently step outside to the balcony for fresh air and also, don't forget a jacket! It gets pretty chilly in there :)

Believe ALL the BAD THINGS you hear about this school. Do not fall for their lies and fake…read morepromises. You will end up in debt and heartbreak. Please, do your research and do yourself a favor and attend a community college, a UC or a Cal State. A degree is a degree!!! You do not need to attend this school in order to be an architect. The only people who can afford to attend this school are funded by mommy and daddy. If you do not have money do not attend this school!!!!

DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL! I repeat, do not attend this school. Especially if you are offered a…read morescholarship. They offer scholarships to minorities (black/hispanic/latino) as a method to increase the number of minorities within their yearly stats. This all stems from a commitment to empower minorities within the field of architecture but Sci Arc falls extremely short of that. It is all a facade to show progression and diversity in the school. They offer you an exciting opportunity, only to take it away from you the following year. They do not care about your education, they only care about money, if you do not have money, do not fall for their empty promises. Save yourself the grief and attend a UC or Cal State. You'll be better off.

The only time I ever had to go to Kaprielian Hall was for one of my GE science classes…read more Although I hated this class, I still had to go to a lab once a week and this was held in KAP. This building is kind of in the middle of nowhere, it's located near the baseball field and really close to Vermont St, but in regards to the rest of the USC campus it's definitely off the beaten path. You don't have to worry about crowds of students here, it's not like Taper Hall where you will get run over by hoards of people when classes let out. There was no one around when I was there for class. The building itself is nice and seems new, and the classrooms were pretty great. It's also the location of the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department's main office.