" Make Ventura County Community College District your first choice in pursuing higher education…read more With a variety of programs and courses available at Moorpark College, Oxnard College and Ventura College, students have opportunities that can lead to an Associates Degree, a Certificate in a high-demand career, or transfer to a four-year college or university. " To read more go to: www.vcccd.edu I graduated with my AA in Sociology from Oxnard College, changed my major to Psychology at Ventura College... Transferred to CSU Channel Islands for my BA in Psychology and am now back at Ventura College completing another AA in Holistic Health before transferring to get a Masters in a program that incorporates both Psychology and Holistic Health. Fantastic schools that make sure you are successful! All you have to do is desire to get a degree and they'll help you succeed! Go see a counselor at one of the campuses; Moorpark, Ventura or Oxnard for more information on available degrees. Also a Great College District to Work For!

Extremely slow service and employees who are incompetent... I've been waiting for over 4 hours to…read morebe seen by academic advisors and still waiting... f\/ck this campus

Even after paying fees I still have a hold on my account. Also had to take a multicultural art…read moreclass where the instructor was always making fun of my drawing ability and saying I suck. I was on the honor roll at Ventura college but I have not liked attending here at all. My sister did not like attending here either. I would recommend Ventura college but definitely not channel islands.

I never leave reviews. But this college has got to be a joke, I originally attended Cerro Coso…read morebefore moving here. I decided to go to Oxnard college instead of Cerro Coso to further my education to someplace close by me. I have been calling for the past 2 weeks every single day leaving voicemails to the school counselor to schedule an appointment to enroll in classes and no one picks up the phone or returns my voicemails. Because of that, I'm 1 week late into the semester. I've even tried contacting the education director to find out what's going on, again he doesn't pick up. Now I'm behind, thank you Oxnard College.

At Oxnard College, I studied ESL (English as a second language). In general, the buildings are…read morebeautiful and the classrooms are well-equipped. The library provides free books and iPads for students. ‼However, opinions about the teachers vary. I have never encountered a worse teacher than German Bermudez! He is very arrogant, unfriendly, and the atmosphere in his class is always tense! He speaks with a strong Latin accent, and he never explains new words. He always speaks quickly, and he gives strict deadlines for homework that you can't complete (on an iPad), which other teachers don't do. As I was informed, he used to be a student and now he's a tutor, which is why he has a sense of grandeur. I am very disappointed that the college doesn't have control over who they hire... Additionally, I would like to recognize the most excellent teacher in this college, Patricia Viveros! She always smiles, jokes with her students, and is very helpful in explaining new words!‍‍ Her lessons are easy and fun, and the atmosphere is friendly! She is a great teacher with a lot of experience and a kind heart! Her teaching methods make it easy to understand and learn English! I would recommend her as the best teacher in California!

Hayden Consultation Services provides assessment, program development services, and program…read moresupervision for children and adults with special needs. Staffed by professionals in the fields of special education, psychology, and behavioral intervention (PsyD and BCBA on staff), Hayden Consultation Services identifies the areas of need that must be addressed to resolve emotional and behavioral issues in school, home, and community. Hayden Consultation is a non-public agency licensed by the California Department of Education and is vendored by Tri-Counties Regional Center to provide behavioral consultation services.

The teachers and staff are wonderful but everything else is horrible. Nasty,poor quality food that…read moreis at times unhygenic , cockroaches hiding under the trashcans, and chaotic bathrooma

As a current student at MV, unfortunately, most of my experiences here have been negative…read more The teachers are one of my biggest issues. Some teachers are genuinely great and actually care about teaching, but others mostly seem to respond to problems by yelling at students. My ELA experience in particular has been extremely frustrating because I often feel pressured into doing things I don't want to do rather than actually being helped or understood. PE also hasn't been a great experience. That being said, shoutout to Ms. Gallardo and Ms. Bitner because they are some of the few teachers/staff members who have made the school a little better. The student environment is another major problem. It can be extremely difficult to make friends here if you're not part of the popular crowd. Some students are genuinely kind and welcoming, but there are also plenty of people who judge others based on appearance or whether they fit in with a certain group. I've also witnessed behavior that is racist and homophobic, which makes the environment uncomfortable for a lot of students. There are also way too many unnecessary arguments and fights. Some students seem to enjoy bothering other people just to get a reaction out of them. There is a particular group of boys who will repeatedly tell people things like "my friend likes you" and continue bothering them even when it's clearly unwanted. It's childish and gets annoying. The school itself could use some serious maintenance. Finding cockroaches underneath trash cans is definitely something we shouldn't deal with. It's not all bad, though. MV actually has some good clubs and programs, and there are definitely students here who are kind, friendly, and genuinely nice to be around. If the school focused more on creating a respectful environment, improving how teachers handle students, and addressing problems between students instead of just yelling at everyone, it could be a much better place. (Gabby has issues and thinks that jumping someone is alwaysthe answer, and the whole popular crowd are wayy to dramatic; Zoey is a hypocrite; Kole needs to figure out how to keep a relationship. Henry thinks he's cool when he absolutely is NOT; Sophia has problems, and Eli called someone a bitch and beautiful? oh she's a fucking asshole.)

Good Shepherd Early Childhood Center is truly a blessing. The Director, Ms. Jasmin, leads…read moreexceptional staff, from Ms. Maria to Ms. Bri, and more. They will treat your child with dignity, care, and respect. The life lessons taught from potty training to sharing are wonderful. Thank you Good Shepherd from the bottom of our heart!

Absolutely love this school!!! Cannot recommend good shepherd enough from the start of our 2 year…read moreold going there we felt like we were family with the teachers!! They loved her so well and taught her so many new things!! They are constantly coming up with amazing activities for the kids to do daily and have such cool visitors throughout the year!