California College San DiegoReviews of cc-sd.edu

Prior to starting at this school I did look at the reviews. They were all horrible. I thought that I should give the school a chance and see for myself. So far I have had 1 good instructor. I just found out he quit last week. The instructors here do not care about our success. They punch in and punch out, nothing extra. The instructors here have brought in their personal problems to the class, ranging from couch potato sons, health issues, complaining about their lives, gossip about the other staff... it is just horrible. It is a fend for yourself system. I do not recommend this school.

It is with great pleasure that I make this recommendation on behalf of California College San Diego. I am currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Science Networking and Information Systems Security. The assignments in my opinion has been both challenging and rewarding. I personally love a good challenge because it enhances and improves your troubleshooting skills. The instructors are great and supportive as well as the staff. I find their support very beneficial because it show me that they have every student best interest at hand. My dean Mr. Underwood is in my opinion an asset to the faculty as well as its students. It is with this that I highly recommend California College San Diego (CC-SD).

Loved the school. I was not a fan of using tools such as TestOut, I felt that the program was used in lieu of being taught the subject matter. I started out in the Networking curriculum and soon began to regret the decision. The college touted its on hands learning environment, I found that to be less true in the networking field which probably needs to have a WORKING server room to practice with. Lastly, go through the books and materials being used, in my opinion a career college should have the latest information so it’s graduates can know what to expect in their trade or field.

It is a college of hands on learning. The experience I gained was instrumental in helping me develop a career path. The staff was always willing and able to assist with any concerns I had. We did hands on labs that simulated medical facilities with the same computer programs used in clinics and hospitals. The campus atmosphere was friendly and they threw student appreciation days that kept us motivated. I currently provide tutoring services to student on campus. So now I can extend my knowledge to others. Thanks CCSD!

CCSD is a good college, and has some good instructors, but the scheduling and course curriculum could be streamlined and be more relivent to what needs to be taught in the course

Many times I've tried to contact people from this school to ask about student opportunities or to resolve complaints and no one bothers to get back to me. The only person who knows how to call or write me back is Tracy Lewis. Not even the dean of student success is ever available to speak to me. I've even traveled to the college in the hopes of finding who I need to speak with and they're not there. And when I've told other people who work there that I need to speak with a particular person to resolve a complaint they say they will let him know and still I get no response. I've had the same experience of being overlooked with the IT club BullDog Bytes. I've emailed the club coordinator multiple times to sign me up because I need the job/certification opportunities and he would never get back to me until I had to speak with a teacher about it and somehow she was able to get him to sign me on to the email list. This is my greatest complaint with this school so far besides for one philosophy teacher who was particularly unprofessional and doesn't know how to be fair or to teach. I didn't have these complaints before but all this stuff keeps adding up and I don't think its worth it to stay at this school for a bachelor's. Tracy Lewis is the only person who cares about student success. I can not praise her enough!

They have caring instructors who want to see you succeed

I enjoyed the classes and the instructors. However the college in National City lacks equipment for lab classes. No student should have to share microscopes or the teacher having to bring iequipment from the other campus. Students are in debt to receive the best education possible specially since the school is expensive. All campuses should have what the students need and not be impacted by items not being supplied.