Do better! They need to do better so people will actually stay there and graduate or it's going to get shut down and turned into a satellite campus for another school as there best alumni are mostly athletes. The staff there just whines about money and they all act like they have a chip on thier shoulder. How the heck can they whine about money to a bunch of in debt college students at a public state school? The nerve! Other than the rude/mean/inconsiderate staff that treats you like a number and not an individual when they have the opportunity to make it more like a private school atmophsere instead of some hostile, over crowded public school, it's okay. read more

This place is a great theatre except it would be difficult for someone with limited mobility to get a seat. The place seats 500 people. Great visibility due the way the seats are raked. Seats are comfortable. read more

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Went o the Spring Fling Musical! Lots of things to do... arts and crafts, music, the lovely feel of carnival and FREE to boot! read more

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Today I was invited to a staff appreciation breakfast party which started around 9am! I'm so happy to see alumni and staff come together for such a relaxing free event. Good catered breakfast and good lil goodie bag giveaways. Free photobooth print out photos! Fun games! Good to see the staff in good spirits early in the morning! I met a staff member named Lisa while in line! She allowed me to add her to my LinkedIn. Good to network. read more

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I went to see the production "The play that goes wrong" on a Thursday night. It is a small university theatre but probably seats about 300. It was almost a full house. This was my fist time on campus and from what I saw it was nice looking. When I arrived I saw event parking and I thought "oh good" I won't have to pay for parking because I'm here for the play but nope the security guard told me you have to pay and put the ticket on my dashboard. It was $10! That's almost 2 gallons of gas.. but I paid anything for the theatre. I later found out there was an school debate and that was for the free parking. CSUDH should consider providing free parking for theatre events. The show was only about an hour and the set was minimal. Although, the actors did so much with it. It was such a good laugh and the actors knew all their points. If they did mess up, the audience didn't know, we assumed it was part of the show. *SPOILER* There's one part where the set is practically falling down but it's all part of the show. I thoroughly enjoyed the show as I probably haven't seen a play since pre-pandemic. read more

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TAKE THE EMT COURSE!!!! One of the BEST places to take the EMT program. Instructor is knowledgeable, course is very well structured & participation is key!!! read more

Everything is unorganized, professors don't explain what they want on the paper and when they do they go back and say again thats not what they wanted on the paper. You have to figure things out on your own and there is no sense of direction. When you drop a class before your drop date they still prorate you for the time you were in the class. After the drop date you need "permission" from your instructors to drop the class. Terrible school, went back for my masters and I am already looking elsewhere 1 semester after taking 3 classes. read more

California State University Dominguez Hills intercepted my state income tax return for a 2nd year in a row after I had dismissed the debt through bankruptcy. This for profit college only cares about you money. They also had rejected math and science classes to extend your college experience. Required classes are also spread out to further extend your stay at CSUDH. They are also considered the Walmart of college educations. Do you self a favor and go elsewhere! read more

Visited to watch BU & CSU(Basketball)(pyramid). FYI they don't let you go in any purse only clear. Parking cost $15. Fun to watch basketball game. read more

Can't comment on the classes / professors, only the end product. I've sent three daughters here, all graduated with BA's, two with Masters' (the youngest is currently working on hers) all for less than half the cost of an LB State, 1/4 the cost of a UCLA and 1/10th the cost of a USC. Nuff said... Thanks CSUDH / Toros!!! Clean campus on top of it all. read more

This is where the monthly ASQ meetings are held. Was able to attend 1 meeting so far and enjoyed the speaker topic. Hope to be back again in the future for more events. Parking is $9 per vehicle. Saw many police vehicles patrolling the parking lots. read more

My daughter attends school here and so far she has had an excellent experience. No issues with financial aid, she is on track to finish early due to solid academic advisement and support. She spent her freshman year in the dorms which were brand new at the time and beautiful! There are so many supports available if you are willing to seek them out. There are a lot of different clubs, sororities and fraternities to join. Parking is easy and the campus feels very safe. It's true, this is primarily a commuter school, but it's really what you make it. If you take advantage of everything the university offers, and join a club and do more than just go to your classes and leave, you will have a great experience for a really reasonable price. read more

They are currently covering up a death of a beautiful black woman she passed 2 years ago the campus and no one at the school checked on her for 6 days before she was found deceased in her dorm room ... they never responded to messages and tried disregarding the entire thing read more

This university is horrible. It reminds me of a fake school. Something you'd see at universal studios on the set, a university being built but there isn't shit inside. No employees, and nothing actually working. The class rooms remind me of elementary school. All of the old dusty rolled up maps, brown chalk boards, no air conditioning. It seems like they got all the desks at a swap meet, a bunch of left handed desk and they barely all fit in the classrooms, definitely not up to fire code. The study space is extremely limited, on top of shit not being air conditioned, the seating availability with shade is always taken, who can focus while profusely sweating ? The cafeteria lines are always super long because there are only a few options, with a few workers. New student orientation, which is a complete waste of money, $200 to find out all of the classes I need are already full, which then puts you at ineligible for financial aid and loans, so you are unable to get any materials you need until after the semester starts. Also NSO is a brown paper bag with an old sandwich and chips, looks and tastes like something made to be given out at skid row. Parking is shitty, almost $200 to park a mile away from school in compton. Big mistake coming here, worsts $3,500 I've ever spent. EDIT: Almost done with the semester, almost all of the computers on the 2nd floor are out of order, got stuck in an elevator, you have to wait to file in the library because one of their anti theft walk ways are broken, so there's one little entrance that only one person can fit through at a time. One week before finals they have the quiet area of the library closed off for a special event, 3 days the 5th floor is closed off . AND THE DAY BEFORE FINALS they are blocking off a huge portion of our parking for the football game!!! a couple lots are going to be closed off.... the day before ... wow, just when I thought this university couldn't get any worse!! read more

The financial aid department was very rude to me as a incoming student. The lady Roda was very confrontational and saying this is not rocket science when asking a question. Students should not be treated this poorly. Very unprofessional and unpleasant experience. Cal Poly Pomona always treated their students with upmost respect. I am rethinking getting my Masters from this poorly ran school. read more

Everything on campus is so unorganized, from education to extracurriculars. I am a transfer student and was on schedule to graduate early, but due to bad advising I have to actually stay an extra year and every semester I sign up for classes it takes me about a month to figure why I have silly holds on my accounts or other bull. The school does not adhere to their policies, often doing contrary to what they had originally said. Additionally, there are so many people hired in important roles that do nothing to progress and organize the school. Don't come here; they need motivation to change their policies. However, I will say some teachers on campus actually care about the education of their students and also do not like how the school is operated. read more

This is based on my experience trying to enroll and pay for some of my team members for a course in the extended education program. It's been a challenge to say the least. The first time I called was a week or two earlier. I had a hard time hearing and understanding "Elizabeth" because she spoke rather softly. She also was rather gruff and certainly not sounding happy or eager to help. She told that she would email me the Third Party form because I didn't want to provide my Pcard information on the form. No problem, I waited a couple of days....and still didn't receive it. I even checked my SPAM folder just in case. After 2 or 3 days, I follow up with a phone call. This time I speak to Norma who is much nicer and friendlier than Elizabeth. I inform Norma that I'm still waiting for the form that Elizabeth promised...no worries, Norma verifies my email and keeps me on the line to confirm receipt as she sends it. Boom! I get the form and thank Norma! Cut to today, this afternoon has been ridiculous. You're on hold for 30 minutes at a time...and am "disconnected" to twice. I returned the completed paperwork and called to provide the credit card information. So, I called and reached Elizabeth and am told that there is still one piece of missing information. Ok, no problem, I'll get it and call back. Second time I call back with the missing info...again on hold for 30 minutes...and am disconnected. Argh! I call yet again and after 10 minutes... I'm disconnected once more. Between the long hold times and the apathetic attitude of Elizabeth, I'm done with trying to give this place my business. read more

This should be your last option. They do take many students from all different backgrounds but most of the education received was mediocre/sub par. Only 3/18 professors I had spoke fluent English. The rest of the professors have lots of trouble communicating lessons and speaking the English language. Math and science building is the only new building, the rest of the buildings are right out of the 70s with chalk boards. If you're trying to learn don't go here. If you want to breeze through and get your piece of paper so society can deem you worthy, try this place. read more

Graduating from this college in a week. The professors here, the advisors, the student centers, the employees, the student life here, everything was a great experience. This is a huge commuter campus and everyone is in and out. With that being said, the atmosphere is getting things done efficiently and quickly. Professors are very understanding if you're not trying to stay on campus for hours and they keep it very straightforward! Would definitely recommend! read more

My review is for the academic advisement center. Mr. Mark Kerr is a most excellent academic advisor. I'm transferring from the community college and had tons of questions not only did he take the time to explain everything he also had several academic ideas. WOW ! Mr. Kerr really knows his stuff and cares about his students! I am very impressed and look forward to having an academic future @ CSUDH !! Mr. Dogwood also 5 stars When I came to the University he helped me get the ball rolling. read more

This review is mostly in regards to the dorms. They are UNSAFE, dirty, and people who live in the dorms are pretty ghetto and aggressive. - The chainlink fence surrounding the dorms is partially collapsed, so any person can just walk into the dorm. In addition, the school uses the dirt lot next to the dorms for stub hub parking and many of these people who go watch games are drinking and don't seem like the types of people you want entering the dorms where your daughters sleep. - The dorms are very dirty. I regularly see trash, like entire heaps of food trash and other things, on the ground in the parking lot. many people here have no concept of how a trash can or garbage can works and will just throw trash on the ground. No consideration for others. - Very ghetto residents who live here. This area is not safe. You are right next to Compton and many of the students here are ghetto and aggressive. I had the great displeasure of working as a student at this campus and regularly feared for my safety dealing with these "people"- especially the aggressive young people whose parents are gang affiliated and they, therefore, have no concept of obeying the laws of civil society. - The workers in the office are so rude. Ayesha and Alicia are ghetto and unprofessional. I literally called offfice worker Alicia to follow up on an issue we had previously reported, and this "person" had the audacity to be rude to me over the phone, be very sarcastic, and have a typical "attitude" while talking to me. I have never in my life called an office and had an office worker be that rude to me. - The grass is dead and dying, yet the workers are leaf blowing for 5 hours straight, making all types of noise at all hours, and pushing a lawn mower on the dang sidewalk for crying out loud! - Some of the dorms are right next to a construction zone, so please enjoy the dust that will blow into your dorm and make you have to sweep every day!! - You're better off going to any other cal state. This school is ghetto and the workers and students are animals. read more

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Customer Service has went out the door. Carolyn L. Parker (Credential Specialist) is one RUDE LADY. We just hung with her just to ask a few questions. We were transferred to her from the main line. After asking one question she didn't answer. She basically said look on the internet. It's all online. Then my mother said what's your extension? She said the number you dialed. Carolyn L. Parker needs to be trained again or DOES NOT NEED TO ANSWER THE PHONE. read more

For my 250th review, I choose to my alumni: California State University Dominguez Hills. I followed in my father's school blueprint since going to the same Junior High School. CSUDH is the college that I recently graduated and finally earned my Bachelor's Degree with an emphasis on Media Studies. It might have taken me a while, but I loved every damn semester! This was the college that helped me find out about my crappy health problem thanks to 1 of the awesome nurses there. People talk about all of these prestigious colleges from UCLA to USC, but honestly...to me, it's all bragging rights. I chose to go to CSUDH instead of those farther colleges because first of all; it's local for me, second...it's been under the radar as a great "not so known" college. This campus is so diverse, that White folks on 1 of the campus radio shows expressed their feelings about how they feel that THEY are the minority of the school! The teachers here are great...from Russo to Sharp, Sudalnik, Hess, etc. Counselors like Whetmore may be strict, but he can help you with getting your degree. Welch Hall is an awesome building in which you can get help with your academic progress or even lack thereof. There, they have the financial aid office, admissions & records, etc. to help answer all of the questions you may have about the campus and its programs. The Loker Student Union is one of the best buildings ever built for students. The restrooms are so damn clean and I appreciate that because I've seen such horrible restrooms at Carson High and Harbor College in the past filled with nothing but gangs and/or wankstas smoking weed and shooting some dice. Inside the Loker Student Union, there's everything from a Subway restaurant, Surf City Squeeze, Johnnie's Pizza, etc. in the 2nd level, a nice student lounge at the 1st level, and some nicely spacious meeting rooms on the 3rd level, along with an outdoor patio that reminds me of when Busta Rhymes & Omar Epps fought the skinheads in the very under-rated/appreciated movie that should've won an Academy Award: "Higher Learning" by director John Singleton. CSUDH is a campus that doesn't get enough love and credit, yet..is getting packed every semester. I really wish that since the Home Depot Center makes so much money off the college's parking during their huge events, they should get a percentage of the sales and use it towards helping out the school. Hopefully, all of the recent teacher strikes get resolved because I honestly believe that they do not get paid enough as opposed to athletes and celebrities. MUCH LOVE and RESPECT to the PAST ALUMNI and CSUDH CLASS of 2012!!!! GO TOROS! *throws up their illuminati-like school hand sign: https://s3-media1.ak.yelpcdn.com/photo/rVNCPpFT4WbPsrpvouNa-A/l.jpg read more

This is my first semester spring 2012. I'm a transfer student. First of all if you are new and receive a letter recommendation for new student orientation save $50. And ask a student/friend to personally show you the area 1 on 1. It will save you time/money/and headaches. This way with your schedule in hand you will know EXACTLY where your classes are at as well. New student orientation doesn't do this. Also do your research of the professors before registration. Fun stuff: They have a "Torozone" it's down stairs from the library and their are games/pool tables and across the hall a wall of flyers announcing many activities such as; $60 for a ski trip that includes transportation, training and all day of FUN! Demographic: Yes nice % are African american students. Then Hispanic followed by white and Asian. Majority of people are in their 20's-30's. And open minded and just like you will like to surround themselves with cool non-judgmental real people :) Can I hear an Amen! And finally if you are unsure about something simply ask and it will be given! read more

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The Good: CSUDH is a good commuter school. It's great for adults who are earning their degree while working full time. Tuition costs are extremely reasonable with an exceptional financial aid department. Good professors. The Bad: If you are not an adult who works full time, I wouldn't recommend this school. Reason being is that CSUDH is a commuter school. It doesn't offer the whole traditional "college experience" that young adults should experience...no football team, shortage of sororities, no band, etc. If CSUs are your thing, go for a different campus (CSUN, San Diego State, and Long Beach State). The Ugly: The parking patrols are vultures. Make sure you have a valid pass! read more

Lol. I always tell people this story. But this is the only school where someone approached me to buy their Underground Hip Hop Mixtape. lol. I found that funny. But anyways... The first time I applied to Dominguez Hills I got rejected. Why you might ask? I didn't have the core classes done. I was hoping that even though I didn't take Math and Critical Thinking they would still accept me. But nope. Second time I applied for Dominguez HIlls, I had the golden 4 finished, and they accpeted me with in a few days of sending in my application (seriously. I sent my application on a friday and they sent me an acceptance letter the following monday) The advisor for the Health Science department was helpful and knowledgable. She looked over the credits I was transferring over and mapped out how my semesters would look if i wanted to finish in 2 years. Administration was also helpful and I was able to get all my questions answered from them. What drew me to this school was that they offered a Bachelors in Radiologic Technology. And I also read that you would be able to do your clinicals at UCLA-Harbor Hospital. They also offer Health Care Management, which i was also considering going into. Well heres the twist of my review. While I did get accepted into this school I decided not to go. I have over 100 units that can transfer over but only 70-80 Units will only transfer. So when the advisor mapped out my semester, she said I would need to take 18 units a semester if I wanted to finish in 2 years. So here is some advice to people wanting to transfer: - Take the golden 4 right away: English, Math, Critical Thinking, and Speech - Just take the max amount of units that will be able to transfer. You don't want those extra units going to waste. - Do research on your major. Like the Radiology program: you need to maintain a certain GPA to be even considered for the program, due dates for applcations, and be in good standing with teachers because you need letters of recommendation. - And I guess this could be advice #1, but talk to your school advisor. You won't be able to talk to a DH advisor until you get accepted. Plenty of parking spots. Never had trouble finding parking when I had to stop by. They have machines where you can purchases day passes. I think its $3, and the machines also take ATM. So thank you CSUDH for accepting me. But right now I'm headed to another school. But hey, maybe one day I will try for the Radiology program at this school. read more

If I had to do it all over again, I would have most definitely chosen a different school. Wtih budget cuts, waiting lists and only being a semester away from graduating, I am going to tough it out. This particular CSU caters to lazy students that cannot perform at the college level. All of my classes are taught at a remedial or introductory level (although I am currently taking all of my upper division major classes). Approximately 85% of students that enter CSUDH cannot read, write or perform math at the college level (I am not making this up, there are a bunch of surveys showing this... http://www.calstate.edu/pa/clips2007/march/14march/DH.shtml) The frustration I constantly feel is indescribable. I am in college because I want to learn, not because I want to fly through and get a piece of paper. I haven't learned a single thing and I am quite worried that once I get into a Master's program (somewhere else obviously) that I am going to suffer because the curriculum here for the Public Administration program is a joke. I've managed to BS the last year here with little effort, even not turning in major papers, and passed all my classes with B's... that is how easy this place is. read more

I am currently attending CSUDH for my BA. The campus is smaller than most universities so it's not hard finding the building you need to get to. But fining the classroom itself is a bit difficult. They have corridors along with classroom numbers. and each corridors in each floor is different. So if you are a upcoming freshman or transfer student i HIGHLY suggest that you guys go to school early to find your classrooms. I have not had a problem with any of the offices, besides the long lines. But not a big problem. Just don't decided to wait in line when you only have a 15 minute gap. Cafeteria has a wide variety. Panda Express, A&W, Taco Bell, Subway, Johnny's Pizza, Toro Take-out, and this wing joint i do not know the name of but it does sell beer for those who are 21 and over and need something to soothe their throbbing brains from that midterm. Yes, they have BEER on campus ! You can tell that they are trying to modernize the university and try to make it a lot better. They did such a great job in their "New Library" that place looks FANTASTIC! It is one of my favorites ! They have an 'old' side and a 'new' side to the library. The 'old' side is perfect for you if you like the smell of old books and complete utter silence minus the echoing of people flipping their pages. The 'new' side is not as quiet. You can hear the slight chatter and the constant clicking off the computers. But it does hold hundreds of computers that is free for the students to use. And also .15 per page that you decide to print out. They can make a few new arrangements buuuuuuuut i really do love this university. It has everything you really need and expect from one. read more

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I'm reviewing the overall first impression that I got of this school. Actually I'm more at a 3.75 stars but the rating system doesn't allow for this. I was with my niece doing Godmother duty as I remember this time in my life as super confusing and too many choices. So Godmother duty basically meant going through the motions of being a pseudo parent and checking out the campus, asking questions, assessing the dorm situation, and going through the campus tour. The faculty members and student advisors seem pretty helpful and informative. I brought her to the prehealth seminar where one of the faculty heads (I wish I remembered his name) was very helpful with telling students what the school's expectations were. After listening to him I wanted to go back to school. He seemed genuinely interested in helping future dentists, MDs/DOs, physician assistants, etc. The campus seemed pretty clean. The dorms were ok. We both weren't too thrilled at the prospect of her staying there. The student body seems diverse. The student center was nice, there was a smartphone charging station that won my niece over. But generally the campus seems a bit frayed. Sometimes I keep forgetting how it was to be 18. I kept telling her to see a guidance counselor. I kept telling her to explore what it was that she wanted to study and see how that could guide her to a career that she could see herself doing. She didn't have to know what she wanted to do right away. Take the general classes and keep thinking about what it was she wanted. (All this I told her as I silently prayed that a pole wouldn't be involved and that clothes were mandatory in her career choice.) In the mean time, I need to not freak my brother out too much when his daughter asks to borrow his credit card to pay for the EPT. English Placement Test, not Early Pregnancy Test (luv messing with my bro) but then again... read more

I can only speak to the dog friendliness of the campus. I am not a Toro nor am I looking into any of its programs. I come here to run, walk, and play fetch with the dog. For all those things this campus is A-Ok. As a dog walker and a runner all you really have to watch out for are rabbits, dead or alive, raccoons, possums, and coyotes. The running trail is as long as you want to make it. The dirt trail is probably about a mile long but you can meander through the different parts of the campus and extend your mileage. I've run on the trail through the far ends of the campus and have made my run total 4 miles. I hate paying for parking and though there are pay stations everywhere there are ways to get out of paying for daily parking passes, though not if there is an event at the Home Depot center. read more

The CSUDH financial aid department is very lazy, slow, unprofessional, ghetto and they just don't care about students. To them this is just another job. They don't understand that as a student, time is very important to us. We need financial aid to pay for stuff like books, a computer, subscriptions..etc. They continue to ignore students emails. They continue to brush students aside when you talk to them or ask them questions by always telling me to "wait a few more weeks". read more

For my 100th Review. I attended here from 2008-2012. I should have been done sooner but I had some set backs and wasn't done with some of my G.E. classes, oh well. I transferred here from El Camino College (okay transferred with El Co credits). School here is great. Not the best. Business major with Information Systems concentration. Met good friends here as well as old friends from the past who I thought would of been done before me. -Pros: -Close to home -Quiet -small classes (except for the Science Math and Technology aka SMT) which is held in the big lecture hall at the Welch Hall. -Food court (only thing worth mentioning is the Toro Takeout and Subway). DH Lounge and Club 1910 restaurant. -Bar aka DH Sports Lounge (where students and teachers like to get drunk off their asses...Nice! On that note, I had a friend take his beer and drank it in class. -New library -the swimming pool -Fast internet -Had a good advisor here too. Cons: -Wi-Fi here sucks -Some teachers are iffy The school doesn't trust the students with their computers and they disabled the right click on the mouse. -Books (yes I said books, I hate them. I hate reading them. I hate how they're expensive. I don't read them. Don't expect this place to be huge university where you can get lost on your first day. read more

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Their online financial system screwed me over more than once. Charged my bank account twice, then you get stuck with an extra $25 dollar fee. Then, I did another online payment which stated was successful with the receipt and all, about a month later I receive a $25 charge because the payment never went through..............................like really?!!! read more

I completed my undergraduate here in Business Administration with a concentration in CIS Security. As far as administration, everyone was helpful enough to where I wasn't confused about getting anything done. Academic advisors put you on the right path, and guide you to graduating as quickly as possible. As a student who has a full time job, classes were always available. Professors here are a mix of great, OK and plain terrible. Most are great, but a couple shouldn't be teaching because they aren't invested enough in it. Diversity on campus is great. Students are highly motivated and there are always events going on. Unfortunately, I worked full time so I didn't get to participate in many. Cost is not expensive. I was able to stay under 10k in debt and pay the rest of my tuition with my job. For the cost, I think this school is a great choice. I recommend. read more

Dumpster of a school , I graduated with a degree in human resource over a year ago and still cannot find a job . Nobody even knows this school exists ; the education is garbage teachers don't care everyone is constantly cheating . Horrible food choices horrible student body a complete waste of time and money . If you care about your education and actually wanna learn something I suggest you go to another university as csudh is a dumpster a joke . Please don't spend a penny here go elsewhere ! read more

I am an alumni and don't understand why the reviews are so bad here. I am currently enrolled in my masters here as well. Maybe try the Earth Sciences and Geography department. They do a lot of research and are great at getting their students involved. I had very positive experience here. I would honestly never write a yelp for a school usually, but I looked when trying to convince a friend Platt College was a fake school before she indebted herself in 50K.... When she responded with your school has just as bad of reviews, I had to look ha ha. read more

This school has been great... 2 degrees and a credential later and I don't have many negatives. Positives: small student body, great vibe, graduated quickly. Negatives: student life is sort of lacking, administration leaves much to be desired, some programs/classes need to be added to certain majors. This school, students, and professors have all been wonderful to me and i would definitely recommend this school to new students! GO TOROS! read more

This place is awesome! I Was accepted to Dominguez, was excited to attend orientation because I heard you get to register for classes and get to know the campus! Please keep in mind orientation is $99. Campus felt like home, school looks awesome. But I'm writing this review to inform people NOT to attend orientation. It's a waste of time and money. I attended orientation, it was unsuccessful to register for any class! All of the classes were closed (Full) please keep in mind orientation was June 22. I would think classes would be open. Especially paying $99, I would think I would of had some kind of priority registration as a transfer student. For this reason is why I'm giving Dominguez 2 stars. read more

I just transferred from Santa Monica college and I had a better experience there than Dominguez This school is not academically challenging Anyone who thinks This is a good school has low academic standards They're systems are always down or delayed Too see an advisor you have to wait months The staff is always rude and their not friendly or welcoming Especially the bar the staff is really rude and ill mannered Everything is unorganized Recourses suck they don't care about the students needs I paid for the health fees and they still charge me too be seen it's ridiculous No school spirit The only entertaining thing about this school is the mascot read more

Be careful when you read these reviews, these are issues to keep in mind. 1. Your experience at ANY university is shaped by the college and department you are a part of. For instance, there are different Colleges--College of Arts & Humanities, College of Education, etc. a lot of reviews here do not specify 2. Your department affiliation is essentially your major. This is your home, and the faculty in your department are your primary advisors in the major. 3. Also, reach out to your professors and make an effort to visit office hours. Also, realize that not all professors are full-time... meaning they teach at various campuses. However, some are--look at your department's website to see who they are. Only full-time faculty are paid to advise students (the is a huge problem in higher ed in general) 4. Intern or apply for a campus job if they are available. It will give you networking experiences and save you from having to drive and leave campus in between classes and during the week 5.find the offices and people on campus that can support you are get to know them. Not all people can support in the way you need. read more