So first things first?…read more What exactly is The UNT New College at Frisco? Think of it as a school where all the big businesses in the area got together, told UNT what kind of things they'd love to see in graduating college kids, and then UNT made programs tailoring to that. Bam. You've got the Frisco campus. No, it's not just a business school, although a heavy focus of the curriculum is put on accounting, finance, things like writing press releases, fund raising, public relations, etc. All sorts of things are taught there that corporations have a huge desire to see more focus on. Another key thing about the Frisco location is that it is predominantly all night classes, so it's tailor made for those already in the work force, maybe those wanting to get a different degree or even further an existing degree. You can still come here and do some basics (I took chemistry and a psychology course here) but they are typically afternoon to evening courses. Lots of the commuter students at the main Denton campus like the Frisco campus because parking is free and PARKING IS FREE. Yeah. It's worth putting twice. Plus they are super freaking friendly here. They always great you with a smile when you walk in, they give you free swag all over the place and I swear...It's like they remember you paid them to go there or something. Amazing. They cater food in all the time for all students and you can rent a laptop, use a printer, get scantrons, all free. Instructors are fantastic. I hope they offer more daytime options for core classes. It's a great facility.

This is a very nice, university type campus. The newest building is the IT center which features…read morestate of the art computer related programs.

This campus is bigger than you think. The library is well stocked and managed by very helpful…read morestaff. My professor was great!

The "New Student Advisor", is super rude and lied about not having my transcripts on file. Don't go…read morethis campus for advising.

I attended the Preston Ridge Campus, Spring Creek Campus, and lived at the on campus apartments…read morenamed Century Court across from Spring Creek several years ago and it was a complete nightmare. The pathetic instruction, lousy customer service, and micro-aggressions left a very bad mark on me. The classes are inexpensive but I was not impressed by the instructors' imperious and abrasive attitudes and their unfairly strict grading systems. Music Appreciation, Biology, English, Intro to Psychology, Philosophy, Economics, and other intro courses were pedantically taught like upper-level doctorate courses which was painfully grueling and unfair. Some of the questionable instructors couldn't even speak comprehensible English. Generally the lectures and homework assignments were irrelevant or unproductively tedious. The hypocrisy is outrageous. The personal and career counseling services were horrible and worthless as well. The personal and career counselors spoke in riddles, made up excuses for everything, had irritable mood swings, and confused me the entire time. What are they paid to do exactly? The Dean of Students Office was always very unhelpful and sanctimonious. The Spring Creek Campus in Plano, Texas is the worst. Malicious administrators are quick to call the police and prosecute students through the Collin County kangaroo court system for small pranks yet hypocritical counselors, instructors, and administrators freely antagonize students to create an atmosphere of frenzied humiliation. I feel that Collin College is an enormous leech on the tax payers of Collin County.

I want to take a moment to truly appreciate Celeste Jennings from the Career Services team at West…read moreCoast University. After graduating, I secured a new grad position, but unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances, I couldn't continue in that role. As many know, leaving a new grad position can make finding another job very challenging. Celeste was incredibly supportive during that difficult time. She not only helped me navigate the job search process, but also guided me on how to improve my interview skills and build my confidence. With her help, I was able to secure 4 interviews and ultimately land a new position with better pay than my previous role. I'm truly grateful for her dedication and support she made a real difference in my career journey. Thank you, Celeste

Current student and this school is HELL! especially for night students. They only offer any and…read moreeverything to day students as if they are trying to weed the night student out! they even given all of the weekend clinicals to days and left nights with weekday clinicals that clash with work. I don't know how they expect students that work eight hour shifts during the day to turn right around a couple of hours later and go to clinicals from 6 PM to 5 AM, only to have to turn right back around and go to work that same morning. This school has become nothing but my biggest depression trigger. STAY AWAY FROM WCU!

So I'm actually reviewing Temoc instead of the school. Temoc (comet spelled backwards) is one of…read morethe all-time greats of the mascot sphere. He is literally cool enough to make you want to go this college. Side note: The students here rave about the on-campus IHOP.

How in the world does a university offer full tuition but no housing or meal plan? Where's my kid…read moresupposed to live or eat? Was this some kind of trick? And now, as we look into a housing loan, they're saying there's no guarantee for freshman housing anyway... I'm totally shocked. Priority goes to international students, then out-of-state, then in-state, then even students from nearby counties... seriously? We rejected Baylor, SMu, Spelman, Howard, University of Houston, University of Oregon for this? This is a slap in the face. Why offer a full ride without housing and a meal plan?

My daughter went to the PCT program at Plano East and took dual credit Collin College courses…read more When she attended the fall semester, she went to the counselor to plan the most efficient course path for her BSN. Needless to say, the information given was completely wrong and after her third semester she was told she would have to wait over a year to apply to the nursing school. When the Associate Dean of Students was asked for an explanation for their gross incompetence, we were told it was their busy time, and some counselors knew more than others. Just washed their hands of it and said there is nothing we can do. WOW

This college is so disorganized, the system is always messed up, everyone has different answers,…read morewaiting for six hours and still not registered. How is this acceptable when they are suppose to be teaching our future.

Fantastic technical school serving Collin County. In my line of work I am exposed to a lot of…read moreschools and I am privileged to behind the scenes knowledge of what they are doing for their students to prepare them for real world experience. The instructors, staff, and faculty all are passionate about what they are doing and creating innovative ways to prepare their students. For example, they have partnered with industry partners who underwrite part of the setting up educational programs and costs in order to provide the school with great resources and in exchange the school creates programs that are immediately needed and employable in the job market. It is a win/win! This particular campus provides educational opportunities in Automotive Technology, Collision Technology, Welding, HVAC, Construction, Nursing, IT, and more. Being a technical college the per hour tuition is a fraction of other colleges and universities. To me that seems like a win for the students and a win for the community!

I would not recommend coming here for a correspondence exam or using this testing center. As a…read morestudent at an online university, I needed a testing center to take an exam. The supervisor I spoke with multiple times while trying to schedule my test was very unfriendly and unwelcoming. After finally getting the exam scheduled, I paid $30 for the appointment. When I arrived, I spent about 20 minutes going through an extremely uncomfortable check-in process. I was asked to lift my hair, show parts of my skin, pat myself down, empty my pockets, and spit out my gum before being allowed to take the exam. The man checking me in even had to "check with his supervisor" to see if I was allowed scratch paper and pencil for an ALGEBRA exam... I understand the importance of preventing cheating, but with cameras everywhere and a full staff present, the level of screening felt excessive and unnecessary. To make matters worse, the testing center does not clearly communicate all of their rules and procedures ahead of time. In the end, I wasn't even able to take my exam because they would not allow the lockdown browser required by my university. While I understand there may have been complications on my school's side, the interactions I had with the supervisor were unpleasant and unhelpful throughout the process. Overall, the experience was frustrating and a waste of time and money. I would strongly suggest students look for another testing center if possible.