This place has been around for a long time. I took some college classes here, as well as some of my siblings and my children getting some of their GEs done. The auditorium was also a place for the Middle School and High School level jazz band events. I also enjoyed walking the track. it was nice cruising through memory lane here. Looking into taking some fun classes again in the future. read more

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I tried to print something at the library and old lady said I had to pay, but I feel like as a student, it should be covered by my tuition since it was just one page. CHEAPO!! read more

I took a number of classes when I was completing my lower division for my major years ago, but these days, I like to come here during off session to exercise and sometimes read on the lawn that provides a park like setting. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cuyamaca-college-el-cajon?select=kd9vBkG-FtIOGw-ujCvsbw#kd9vBkG-FtIOGw-ujCvsbw). I usually stretch on the lawn, then either jog or walk around the perimeter around college. There is a track and a soccer field and a couple of playing fields, for the same thing, but I find my routine to more scenic (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cuyamaca-college-el-cajon?select=kd9vBkG-FtIOGw-ujCvsbw#1Uxm5F3CWJVpIphbOwWsqQ). There are plenty of places with stairs and gradual inclining hills to promote cardio. The college has grown substantially since I attended here; including the addition of a huge student center and library (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cuyamaca-college-el-cajon?select=kd9vBkG-FtIOGw-ujCvsbw#oicmWj7-GlVdVJSbeM_szw), and a state of the art Exercise Sciences and Gymnasium (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cuyamaca-college-el-cajon?select=kd9vBkG-FtIOGw-ujCvsbw#lggVd2unjtFvVlQtm4dXoA), not to mention the addition of a number of classrooms. The campus is quite charming, and its land escape using recycled water and many native or drought tolerant plants and trees. Run Jack, Run! read more

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love this school, I really appreciate the staff and faculty that work here. Seriously good coaches and I Love the community. The goats are cool too and KudaPaw the mascot is hilarious and cute read more

This use to be my favorite college campus when I first started college in 2014. But now that I'm a returning student, the customer service has gone downhill. Since last year, it has been nearly impossible contacting anyone for help with the application process, educational plans, counseling, and financial aid. No one never emails back, no one ever answers their phones! This was even after they returned to work from the pandemic. This campus has gone downhill fast. I had also applied at San Diego City College and Grossmont College and their customer service was superb during the earlier stages of the pandemic when we were in lockdown so Cuyamaca has no excuse. read more

Poor expirience, woke education and ideologies. Not a safe space for those with conservative values. Books needed for course's and online work is astronomical. Especially in these trying economic times. Would recommend a trade school or investing your time in entrepreneurship where you can learn to be your own boss. read more

Its a Beautiful campus well groomed, Excellent staff every teacher I have had here is outstanding as apposed to Grossmont. Parking is a little in convenient if the lots is packed...because of the shaped of the campus and parking lot I'd get their a little earlier. Libary is large and student center has laptop plug ins comfy chairs and a pool table, ping pong table etc... Chairs is almost all classes are new and padded really comfy. Lots to gain from an education her as always look your teachers up. ratemyprofessor.com and other sites like myspace have rating apps too read more

Cuyamaca College - Colleges & Universities Near Me - El Cajon, California

I've been to both grossmont and cuyamaca and I have to say I actually prefer cuyamaca now. I'm going for a nursing degree ( bsn) and grossmont only offered 2-3 anatomy classes so I took one of their professors and while he was extremely nice he wasn't the best at teaching. I couldn't keep up with the overload and didn't pass. He's the type of teacher that goes on and on and excepts everything to be simple to us because he has his PHD and gets it right away. Bummer right? Okay I'm going to give cuyamaca a shot since they actually offer more anatomy classes. I got professor bulte and omg he's amazing! His teaching is easy to understand, he relates everything into a clinical setting so you can understand it from a medical stand point and just his vibe makes you want to learn. A lot of people at grossmont told me to transfer to cuyamaca for my the last of my science classes because they're better and now I know why. I'll be finishing up the last of my pre requisites here and then transferring out to a different school. Parking is easy for me ( my class is at 7 am so lots of open spaces) the hill sucks but I need exercise so I park far away and make sure and get my steps on. Oh and the main difference here from grossmont and cuyamaca is the environment of the students. Here it feels like a actual college type. You see people studying, you hear adults speaking kindly to each other and overall being nice to one another. Grossmont feels like a high school where kids are going to just Hang out and talk to their friends. Like when you walk by a group and they all go dead quiet and then laugh, yea that's grossmont for you. Very nice change and I look forward to this semester at cuyamaca! read more

I'm sorry to say that, but the stuff are not professional. The employees who works they basically they don't care about the students. I went to one of the offices to apply my application and I explain everything that I'm going to other school at same time, and the lady said "sure it's fine we will accept you". After five weeks haven't heard back from them, I tried to call and left a voicemail also no one get back to me. Finally someone answered my call and they said " oh your application got denied because you go to different schools". I was like why you guys didn't call or send an email, the lady who answered she was like, oh I don't know and then she put me on hold for 10 minutes. My suggestion is who ever is responsible to hire people at front desk please teach them the steps and how to answer. Now, because of her I lost my whole semester and I have to wait for next semester to reapply. Please be patient with students. Thank you read more

This is a wonderful campus, great library, and many new buildings too. Wonderful track to put some miles on as well. This is a friendly place to go to school give it a try! Lots of places to relax on campus as well! read more

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Don't waste your time and money!!! You'll end up with debt and no job like most of the grads. read more

Cuyamaca College has a beautiful landscape and has new construction. One building, the Science and Tech Mall, has recently been completed. I assisted in the procurement of the buildings and I personally know this college will be gorgeous. Plentiful parking is always good to have. Classes are cheap, $20 a class, the library is large and updated, however, I despise the "Coyote Den". The "Coyote Den" is a trailor that is used as the cafeteria. The faculty is always willing to help and tutoring is constantly available for FREE! Their classes range from extensive general ed to gardening, fitness, etc. There is an on-campus gym that is open to the public. I think it costs like $20 and you come and go as you please for a whole semester. Too bad I'll be at UCSD by the time all construction is complete =[ read more

I loved the professors and programs that this school had to offer. Left this school with a 3.7 because of the help I received. My counselor was there for me each step of the way and was able to obtain recommendation letters as well. Great staff pick definitely recommend the tutoring and always asking your professor for assistance. read more

Grossmont vs Cuyamaca? I choose grossmont just because of the parking and connivence of getting quickly to your class. I come here only when I go on rate my professor and some of the professors here get better ratings then those at grossmont and because sometimes cuyamacas class schedules fits mine. It's closer to my house and easier to enter and exit than the carmagedon that happens at Grossmont every 15 mins. It's a newer campus. Classrooms are updated and fairly new. Always plan ahead and give yourself extra time to get to class because you probably have to park in the boonies and walk 5 miles, conquer some stairs just to make it to class. The teachers here are great. Everyone I've had goes above and beyond and I've learned something significant each semester. read more

Excellent campus and parking situation. Never once had to look for a parking spot, and the girls are the best in San Diego. Im shocked they have that much quality in east county. The teachers I have had are real understanding and the classes have been legit. It is known as the college for all the moms looking to go back. Scheduling is easy and they have signs where everything is the 1st 2 weeks so you wont/cant get lost. read more

Amazing campus, beautiful and relaxing. It felt like I was going to the park. The instructors are good and they offer many options for easy scheduling. The staff is becoming much more like Grossmont's (very disrespectful of their students). Be prepared to walk a long way to your classes depending on your class location. It can be very dark at night in certain areas so ensure you always walk with someone or try to park close to your class somehow. Traffic there is not too bad at all. Certainly not like Grossmont. Overall I had a great experience at Cuyamaca. I liked it better than Grossmont. read more

The reason this college is getting 3 stars instead of one is because I really enjoy the teachers and students here. I've learned and grown a lot since coming here. But if I was just rating the office administrators and counselors, I'd give them 0 stars. It's so hard to schedule an appointment with a counselor without the appointment cutting into one of your classes. I take a full time class load with 15 units. I scheduled an appointment with a counselor named Judy. I was very excited because I had just been accepted by one of my dream schools and went in to talk to Judy about potential scholarships and the exact classes to take so I can move on to my 4 year university. As I said these things to Judy, she just had a straight face and at the end of my excited speech she looked at me sympathetically. She said that I would not be able to go to a 4 year university because I didn't have enough classes. Obviously I'm just starting my 2nd year, so I don't have my full 60+ units and all my general ed done. But that's why I have an Ed Plan, and I told her that. But she explained that I would need to get an AA because it "looks better". The fact that we didn't even talk about what questions I came in with makes me furious. We spent a whole hour talking about how to get an associates degree. Waste of time. read more

Their Child Development Center is what keeps me coming back to Cuyamaca. Small intimate classes, mostly friendly students, and a quality of teachers who excel beyond the community college level. Kristin Zink, Deb Ferrin, Terri Hannah are all of the sweetest folks and have single handedly taught me more to know about my field than any professors. read more

Administration people are totally useless. Dont even bother talking to them or counselors. Just read the catalog and you will be able to do everything faster than if you try to talk to these idiots. I cant believe they get paid. I havent taken classes yet but the campus looks ok. I think I prefer the small school feel over the big ones that I will have to move to later. Too many dummies are going to SDSU from high school and I would rather not be around them for at least 2 years. This place is also so much cheaper and the classes are the same (read the catalogs and transfer website) so I dont want to waste money on SDSU or UCSD until you absolutely have to. Hopefully I wont have to talk to the front desk ever again after I am done with the papers. read more

I did a workshop here and it was my first time on the campus, it is beautiful with the nice, new buildings and lots of green space. It's got a great campus feel and it is tucked away in the city, so you could drive by and never realize the campus is there. Parking was easy. So many lots to park in and its just a short walk to the buildings which makes the campus very accessible. The students seem friendly and the staff there are very helpful. Can't wait to go back! read more

Financial Aid line takes 2 hours and when you go in they said you haven't filled up a paper for bla bla and then when you take it and filled it up and turn it back they said you haven't completed this and that .... like what the hell just tell me what I need to complete all at once from the beginning so that way I won't come back 5 6 times . read more

This place seems like a very decent community college. I've gone there in the past and some (mind you not all) teachers were enthusiastic about what they were or are teaching. Now, in all fairness, education and professing could always be done better, but a 3 in my book is probably a 4 or 5 in others. Its not bad at all. Although filled with many very young students and a few a bit older their counterparts. Now after this change, i would put the rating to two stars because they have cut many many many classes and reduced the educational accessibility in general; but a thing like this doesn't fall in the hands of the school, it primarily due to those in the government and then based upon the general voting population. Its too bad that we steal cash from our and our childs' education when we promote so much cash to other areas of government which are not any where as near as important. C'est la vie. we are we, and that's how it'll be. read more

Cuyamaca College. Where do I begin? Well...believe it or not, I have been going to this school for 5 years! I came out of high school with a very poor foundation and yet I decided I wanted to be an engineer! So basically, I started at the bottom taking classes that were just getting me up to speed like Beginners Math and English and some other classes that didn't seem too scary, like music and psychology. All the while, the professors were teaching me how to study efficiently while holding a full-time job. In the beginning I got a lot of C's and some B's. In general, I felt the professors motivated me more by giving me compliments on my work and telling me how to improve. It is very personal at this college. Eventually as years went on I started getting A's and B's, and very rarely a C, even as the classes got harder (like an A in Calc 3 vs the C's I got in algebra). I saw a counselor every semester and made sure I was on track with TAG. The counselors seem to care a lot. They saved me a ton of money by having me take transferable classes. I will have over 120 units when I transfer and my GPA is at a 3.35 (not bad for the slow start and 2.6 GPA I had in H.S.) Uni's charge about $200-400 per unit vs Cuyamaca's $46 (inc. from $18/unit when I first started). Either way I've saved over $30,000 over a Uni and the xfer process is seamless; when I graduate from college my Diploma will say "Davis, UCSD, or Calpoly" (still deciding) even though I saved money taking GE's at Cuyamaca. I also went to Grossmont College for classes that were a better fit for my schedule since they are sister schools. I really don't like Grossmont and I think the main reason is because it is too much like high school. Their library has a bunch of computers but all anyone over there does is browse facebook and play games. The Grossmont campus, as a whole, is also a lot bigger and you seem to get lost in the crowd. The buildings are older and less modern. Not exactly my type of school. Cuyamaca on the other hand has brand new facilities. For instance, the music dept has 5 grand pianos, one of which is worth over $100,000. All the classes in the H building (Sci & Math) have a/c, modern desks, big flat screens, and a projector which has a magnifying glass so the teacher can display plain sheets of paper on screen, and we even have a new Flame Atomic / Graphite Spectrometer which is a big deal for Chem. The Cuyamaca library is not as big as Grossmont's but it does have more quiet areas to study. The computers at Cuyamaca are also much more modernized, the screens are about 24" and have Windows 7 installed. The server stores your documents under your login, and you can access your stuff anywhere in the school. I have had the opportunity of learning from some amazing professors, Jerry Riley, Dan Curtis, Peter Utgaard, Stephen Weinert, and Duncan McGehee all come to mind! There are some bad eggs though, but you can use ratemyprofessor for that, I don't want to embarrass anyone. As I stated earlier, Cuyamaca is more modern. It also FEELS like a college. People are here to learn and we are involved in clubs. I think it says something, that we have an engineering club and Grossmont students come to our school to be part of it even though they aren't taking classes at our school. Being the bigger school, why don't they form an engineering club at their own school? :) Long story short with Pros/Cons: Pros- Modern Campus -Smaller college (more likely to take classes with people you know) -Quieter study area -Beautiful landscape -Farmer's market every Saturday morning til afternoon -Plenty of parking (unlike Grossmont) -Campus police are not strict like Grossmont's (I got 2 tickets at Grossmont 1 at Cuyamaca but Cuyamaca lets you off with a warning if you contest it and say you learned your lesson, both police help with vehicle lockout / deadbattery for free) -Classes are transferrable to Universities and are much cheaper (if you can handle the "lower status" of a community college for a couple years) -Amazing faculty (rumor has it Cuyamaca pays more to retain good teachers) -Science building built by same architect who build SDSU Science lab -Newer computers (especially in library) -Graphing calculator can be checked out for a whole semester at library (Grossmont checks out for 1 week only) -Great Professor's -Very helpful counselors -Summer Classes available (we budget our money better so we didn't cut them) -A huge garden with various rare plants and vegetation (if you're into that they even have electives) Cons- Tutoring is better at Grossmont (you can sign up for 1 on 1 tutoring there for free) -Athletics not too great (much better at Grossmont) -Certain Science/Math are known to be much harder at Cuyamaca than other schools (a good thing if you want to be prepared for University), a bad thing if you want an easy A. read more

This place of higher education is a joke. The teachers don't care about you, tutors don't know how to solve problems from homework, and you could learn every topic imaginable on the internet for free. Why is this place still in business? read more

I've got no problems with the school itself, but the front desk staff at the counseling and financial aid office are horrible! Complete snobby twits and utterly incompetent. It seems like no one manages them. I get the run around every time I'm there and never feel properly informed. Scheduling an appointment with a counselor is a difficult task for them in itself! If you have something that needs to be completed by the counseling or financial aid office, do NOT expect this to be a painless process. Expect unnecessary long waits. Expect to be misinformed or simply uninformed. Expect horrible service or simply no service at all and DEFINITELY expect to be disrespected and disregarded, because for some reason, these people feel like they have the most privileged job in the world - and feel empowered to the point where they feel that their performance should not be criticized. BASTARDS! X-( read more

Explain to me why the people here are so rude. I truly ... Truly hate this campus . They discriminate against you . I really hate the bookstore and the parking . I had a horrible experience with returning books . I was assisted by a REBECCA and she is one of the most rudest and unprofessional people I have ever encountered . A few days ago I called in and spoke with a gentleman about returning 2 books because I dropped the classes and I wasn't in town . I came in today after speaking to the guy about the books and he agreed that I can get a refund . Funny thing is I walk in and I told Rebecca I spoke to a gentleman and she dials up the manager . I thought that was the guy apparently not because he denied even telling me anything! I mean really ?! She kept looking back at the fat toad sitting next to her and nodding like she caught me on a lie ? I told her it wouldn't make any sense for me to drive all the way down here if I wasn't for sure and that whomever spoke to me lied . I was told to just show proof that I dropped the class within the first week and nothing ... Horrible . So I go to the line to return and the lady checking out was so nice she asked me if they did it or accepted. I told her no and that I was upset that they told me yes over the phone and now it's a no .. While I was telling her this Rebecca just couldn't help her self so she jumps in and rudely interrupts my conversation with the other lady saying "just turn them in for her (girls name) " bluntly and sharp. So I couldn't hold my tongue any longer I told her to mind her own business and pay attention to her costumer. I made her shake so bad when I asked her for her name and then I laughed and made her spell it . So happy she knew how to spell her name ! Because now that Allows me to spell it perfectly on here and a few other places ! By the way thanks Michael.. maybe you should hire more professional people. And educate all staff about book policy's because I just lost $100.00 to you and this sad over priced establishment that the school branched into . DO NOT BUY BOOKS ON CAMPUS . Get them on c Chegg or Amazon it's better service and cheaper . read more

As a former graduate of this school, It is a decent place to get a higher education in terms of some supportive teachers and other staff. I have to say though when it comes to the Child Development Center and other resources like the Bookstore, and main offices, it is something that needs to be improved on because of the staffs lack of professionality, welcoming attitudes, and overall vibe they emulate in the campus which can be discouraging at times. I have witnessed physical abuse on young children at the Child Development Center from "Caring Teachers and aides", only for them to later deny it or make a humorous attempt to evade the ongoing issue when confronted. Most of the time you have to be prepared to speak up for yourself because there are a lot of rude individuals that discriminate against you randomly for no apparent reason. Honestly, I would not recommend anyone inquiring to come to Cuyamaca because the environment seems to be only getting worse as time passes. Expand your choices and options and remember you are always in control of them. read more

Great school. The best ASL program. good parkign and newer facilities. Teachers are very well picked. If you are looking to get into American Sign Language this is the place! read more

I went here years ago for a couple semesters, before I transferred to Grossmont. All in all, my view is mixed. It was a great learning experience at the time, however one of the teachers unintentionally gave me too much anxiety, and it really was a bummer that the issues I had here ended up making me not pursue my major. read more

One of the photography teachers made a joke in class about how the students looked like crap. Did not appreciate that, even as a joke. We barely know you!!! read more

If you're planning to play basketball at Cuyamaca, just know the coach is a retaliatory person. He has only mastered a few, less than 6 plays and repeats #3 so often a 6 yr. old could figure out the pattern before the game was over.Look at their stats and see where in mid Jan. they still have not won a game and he's been the coach for 15+ years, a loosing coach all those years. The so called coach is a pathetic human being and why Cuyamaca College allows him to continue year after year as coach is a mystery to the few parents who attend the games. Admission is $5.00 to a game and still there's just a handful of parents and fewer students, but why would students pay to watch such a disgraceful team. read more

Grossmont College is great. I graduated from there and I found that all of my professors prepared me for the real life. Thanks to everyone except the counselors who tried to have me go to a state school for transfer instead of trying a University Of California. read more

LOVE coming here. The nursery is amazing. While I don't attend college here, the campus is small and peaceful. Its out in east county surrounded by mountains and nature so it just has a really quaint vibe. The nursery has amazing prices, and a super friendly staff. They have a lot of landscaping, plant based courses here which I am definitely going to look into. Love this place! read more

I'm still on the waiting list of ''weeding people out" No financial aid staff has made any attempt to quicken the process of receiving aid. Basically they are waiting for everyone to be unable to pay before they process student loans. If this is the method to discourage students from EVER graduating, your staff is doing an incredible amount of NO effort to help you attendants read more

Many people have the option of Cuyamaca or Grossmont (or both). I preferred Grossmont. At Cuyamaca College, the parking lot is huge. You may end up walking very far to your classes. There are a lot of people here that do not speak English very well, and it has interfered with my learning. However, I'm glad that they are here getting an education, I just prefer not to be here with them. Their financial aid office is a complete joke. They said that everything was submitted, then when we called a month later, they said we still needed to submit more. My sisters application won't be reviewed until early December when we submitted everything in mid-August. I never had these kinds of problems at Grossmont. Also, I know a former employee and she described how most people there are only taking classes to receive financial aid...its pretty ridiculous how people are taking advantage of the system (I'm sure this is happening at Grossmont as well). If you have the choice, either take online classes here (as they were fine for me), or go to Grossmont. read more

Cuyamaca College is one of the most unorganized businesses I have ever had to deal with. Not only is the staff under educated but these are people who are supposed to help others better their lives and improve their futures / careers. They are not properly trained and cannot admit when they make a mistake. I highly advise not attending this school. If you do, make sure you triple check any documents you have submitted to them. They lose transcripts and applications for graduation. They also have emails for people who are supposed to be running the school on their website but when you want to use those emails they are sent back to you with a wrong address reply from the server. One example is the the president of the school Julianna Barnes. It makes it appear you can contact her but you cannot. read more

Cuyamaca College is a great place to get your learn on. The campus is pretty new and they have a diverse range of classes. It is a smaller campus however, so getting the popular classes tends to be a bit difficult. The best bet is to take classes at both Cuyamaca and Grossmont, which is a delicious combo, much like peanut butter and banana. A point gets deducted, though, for the renovation of the cafeteria which took place a few years back. They used to serve one of the most amazing burritos that ever hypothetically walked the earth; The Five Speed Burrito. It was a towering combination of eggs, hashbrowns, cheese, salsa, and bacon, which I believe was created by a joint effort between the philosophy, science, and mechanical engineering departments. For various economic and political reasons, however, the Dean, in all his glorious stupidity, personally removed the burrito from the menu. Henceforth-minus one star. read more

I was promised so much when I spoke to the school, and none of those promise are true. I was considering Grossmont and San Diego City College at the time and chose Cuyamaca because they said they had all these resources that would help me succeed. I got no real help from counselors; and still have no clue about my major planning or what I really should be doing after 5 visits to the advising office. I felt shuffled through, and did not receive the help in understanding the process I have received from my last college. Every department I walk into looks like a ghost town, and nothing really gets done. The hardest part is we find out everything the hard way. "Well you should have done this, or next semester you need to do that." Your on your own here totally. I was told I qualified for EOPS, which comes with different benefits like tutoring and so forth, only I will not be able to use these resources until 4 months from now when the semester is over because that is how long it will take them to process my one page application. I found this out after registering for a full 12 credits. No one explained anything to me. I felt like Will Smith in "I Robot," every time I dug info out of staff. "Now your asking the right question." I try to log into the Wi-Fi to get work done and it always gives me problems,(has gotten better though) and finding a quiet place to do work is difficult. They have 15 to 20 students that hangout in the entry way to the library in the morning trying to get work done because there is no other real place that is quiet to work. and the library does not open until 9 am. The writing center does not open until 10 am, The first time I walked in, there was no tutors working. The next time I came in, they were only scheduling appointments after 3 pm. the only other place I could find to get online and sit down to do work, was the student center, which is full of kids playing video games and being so loud you cannot think. "I got the F@$King Oger Man!" When I went to the assistant Dean, she said Well, the writing center and library hours were set up because that was the best schedule for the students. When I asked "Why then were students piling up in the lobby trying to work and waiting two hours before it opened," she smiled and said "I am sorry if that schedule does not work for you." That was it? No thoughts on talking to anyone about whether or not my concerns maybe valid or anything? There is no help here, the resources might work for someone bartending at night and going to school part time, but not a serious student trying to move up. I will not be returning next semester. I'm hearing most of my concerns are not an issue at Grossmont and City College. Oh and the cafeteria closed at 2pm when I went up to grab something to eat the other day. What is with this? Really? No concern was shown for any of my complaints that is the worst of it. On the other hand, there was one Counselor who did really stand out. His name is Greg, and he was the real deal. Helpful and knows his stuff. He was the last one I saw, but I'm still leaving. Good luck, my fellow students. Seb read more

Wow, is all I can say. Rudest customer service I've ever encountered. That goes for all the departments here: Counseling, Admissions, Veterans, Records .... etc. The teachers are great, but the actual customer service around here is literally " no bueno." It's about time I yelp about this place. Been going here for awhile and each time I speak to someone, they all have there heads up there your know what. All I can say, is that if you have ever had a bad email or phone experience on this campus, I hope you write a yelp review as well. I've had maybe a pinch of good experiences, but seriously, the rest of my experiences here when I call are just ALLLLLLL BADDDDD !!! CRAPPY CUSTOMER SERVICE EVERY TIME YOU CALL !! NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR SOMEONE THAT SERVES OUR COUNTRY AND RECEIVES " THE RUDEST AND DUMBEST" customer service that cease to exist. read more

this school is one of the best community colleges i've attended. since i graduated, major construction was in the process and it seemed a big mess. although it changed the way the school looked and made it not as attractive as is usually does, the school as a whole, the students, teachers, groundspeople, and other staff didn't change. cuycamaca has very knowlegeble instructors that can help a student get out of an eduacational rut. the teachers i recommend are: mike campbell(business/professional studies), lowell knapp(business/real estate), joe d'amato(business), and pat newman. read more