The Walla Walla instructors are biased against the Clarkston campus. When the Walla Walla nursing instructors go to Clarkston to teach all of the students can tell they do not want to be there. The worst instructor by far is Trina McCoon. She teaches incorrect information to Clarkston students. Administration has not listened to the obvious concerns by the students in Clarkston. It is unethical and unprofessional. It is not ok for nursing students to be taught wrong information! Clarkston students believe that it is because she doesn't care about the students and is intentionally sabotaging their learning. read more

Wonderful gem of a small college. The campus and buildings are spacious, attractive and comfortable. Physically set in the foothills of the Blue mountains, the surroundings are close to nature with sweeping views. Always plenty of parking. The cafeteria food is very good due to the resident culinary school and chef. The college sits in the middle of Walla Walla wine country and offers wine education classes. The teaching staff is professional, interested in every student, but instructors also have high standards. As a late-in-life learner, I feel at ease and accepted by the community. read more

It may lol small from a distance, yet, the dome is definitely spacious and purposeful! The campus is set at the foothills of the Blue Mountains. The landscape, grounds, and facilities are well kept. The parking lot is big with many stalls. And, the "warrior" pride is noticeable. read more

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I have been getting my hair cut at the college for years. i appreciate supporting the students and their learning experience. I recently went in for a haircut and was asked and specified that I wanted a trim of one to two inches. Instead, my hair was cut 6 to 8 inches! This is not simply a student learning and a less than perfect haircut. This is devastating. It will take a year for my hair to grow back. To make matters worse, the instructor who is made aware of what the client asked didn't even correct the student. Ultimately this is a lack of professionalism that speaks to both the school and the instruction and standards are given. read more

I went to school for welding and Howard (the instructor and navy vet) kept telling me I didn't belong there. He refused to come into my booth and actually help me learn anything and now they're charging me money because I dropped out a day after the week that they allow so this is a great school if you want to get harassed and not learn anything also also FU Howard just because you don't like the smell of garlic I'm sure nobody liked the smell of your ass whenever you were on that dumb ass boat but at least they knew to shut up about it read more

It pains me to only be able to rate WWCC 3/5. Although there are absolutely world class instructors(majority)that went above and beyond, there were/are also a couple of classes that still keep me awake some nights. Econ. and Science were absolutely hellish experiences that largely influenced me to give up on WWCC. 1.) The first nightmare I had to pay for was Econ. Oh, unless I write a book -- words can not express how painful this experience was. The class is taught out of a book from what felt like the 80s, recorded so we can re-listen to the lessons(lolol), and the quiz/tests made little to no sense. There is an issue when ~half a class ends up failing while the rest barely pass -- well, to be fair, one guy got an A. The entire class essentially revolved around 3 tests and a Final. After doing all the coursework, and showing up every day, I thought I was doing well and I was shocked when I received a D+ for my first test. Discouraged, I thought I didn't study hard enough, so I buckled down for the 2nd test -- only for a C-. Confused and worried about my GPA, I decided to form a study group for test 3 and the final to barely squeeze out a passing grade. I tried my best for that class, I really did, and it almost broke me. The instructor "teaches" out of a 20-year-old book, and is essentially hated by the entire student community that ever had the misfortune of sharing my experience. I know of one younger classmate that dropped out after the class, and a couple of close friends who almost did -- regardless of detail, this is already a huge problem. Enough complaining, I believe in action, so what did I do? I went to one of the ~10 Deans(lol) with my concerns and let's just say -- that's when the jokes around college administration really sunk in. What a joke indeed. Still searching for an explanation -- I reached out to friends who suffered through the class before me and got their old tests for comparison. That's when I realized a core issue of the class. Test questions were pulled straight from the book and were rewritten every quarter -- to likely discourage cheating, but after writing and rewriting the same questions over ~20 years -- the questions get pretty convoluted. For example "What is 1+1" became "What is Albert Einstein's favorite number" was just ridiculous. Again, words can not express how much I still HATE that painful experience that I had to pay for. I want my money back. 2.) Science classes -- nightmare #2. I'll keep this one short as it can be summarized in two details. 1) Adjunct instructor who didn't care -- why should they? 2) The first lesson in the first class began with the instructor realizing they played the wrong video.. 3.5minutes into the video. Although there is much more, I think these two details offer a pretty good evaluation of quality control. Again -- I want to reiterate that the majority of my ~3 year experience at WWCC was positive, and I loved the majority of my instructors and is the only reason I've not shared my experience prior -- but, on the other hand, it's worst that poor quality control caused/is causing students to hate their lives needlessly -- I would guess these two alone have made many drop out. WWCC administration, be better, listen to your students -- we pay your salaries. Regrettably, Mike Zhen read more

This is WWCC: A quality education that will prepare you for a career. Great staff who will go out of their way for you. Beautiful campus with nice ammenities. Affordable living in a nice town. Cheap tuition. Five stars!!! read more

The Nursing Program at WWCC is very good. They have Sim lab where they have access to robotic mannequins who have heart beats, blood pressure, veins with "blood", birthing mannequins, and even lungs that "breath" in and out. Great place to get your nursing education. Total for 2 year degree was $19,000, super cheap compared to universities. WWCC nursing program also has a variety of ways to pay for the program as well. They do their clinicals at the local hospitals in Walla Walla, the State Pen, schools, clinics and nursing homes. They pump out pretty competent nurses :) read more