My experience about the campus is professional and very knowledgeable. I did my visit and tour…read moremyself around the campus and it was about 65 years old since the establishment in 1961. What I like about the campus is the track and the football field stadium itself, however they should get an official track team and being able to host the track meet including the conference championship.

Avoid this college like the plague…read more They are the most incompetent and disorganize college I have ever dealt with. I've dealt with 3 with my college age kids, and this one is bottom of the barrel bad. From the lack of competent and knowledgeable workers when you enter the front admin building, to the bookstore that overcharges AND THEN DOESNT GET YOUR BOOK TO YOU AFTER 3 WEEKS, this school will have you hating the college experience from day ONE. The counselors give vague and unhelpful transfer info and everyone in general here seem either unhappy to work or that they don't care to do anything but the bare minimum to clock in and out. Cuyamaca is run far, far better, bet even more so, go to City college or another that has better transfer rates to SDSU or other unis.

Absolutely recommend taking class with Danika Bates, she made bartending learning experience easy…read moreand comfortable. From setting up bar to pouring and memorizing drinks, Danika teachings create bold confidence behind the bar. Now Im an official Bartender!!!

Danika was an amazing teacher who made every class feel welcoming and fun. She was always patient,…read moreencouraging, and genuinely cared about helping everyone succeed. You can tell she truly loves bartending and sharing her knowledge with others. I learned so much from her and left feeling confident behind the bar. I'm really grateful I had her as an instructor and would highly recommend her to anyone interested in bartending.

Thank you for the training opportunities offered. People…read moreoften don't understand the difficulties that exist for those who need to get the soft skill which help find work. And many do not understand how challenging it can be to train those individuals. Instructors and facilitators who are passionate and patient are so very important, It is nice to have great individuals and staff who try and make a difference.

Great place, I learned a lot while there. Teachers are amazing they help me through a tough time in…read moremy life as well as taught me some good welding techniques. I would strongly recommend training. They work very well with veterans.

Great LVN program. It was affordable and I was well-prepared to pass the NCLEX-PN on the first…read moretry. All of the instructors were professional and always available for assistance. They wanted to make sure the students understood the material. Good clinical selections. I felt like I really got a taste of each specialty. Would recommend to anyone in the San Diego area looking to become an LVN.

Very impressed with Rita Shamoon. Very polite and professional. She's going to make a great dentist…read moresomeday.

I arrived here st the El Cajon branch and found the parking lot completely full and backed up with…read morecars. Additionally two cars had their alarms just blasting for more then 30 minutes. the reception person was nice but my experience with the doctor was not. Avoid this facility at all cost.

Great clinic with professional staff especially the ones that were in the front desk they were very…read morehelpful in answering my questions and very friendly

Went to the school to file a complaint against a employee for texting me to "grow up" because i…read morehung up on him since i was at work. Arrived at the school and before i could put a name to the face he actually greeted me and was cool but once i stated my name and told him it was me you were texting that he was super unprofessional and he should not talk to people/future students that way if i answer fine if not im busy and BUDDY WAS READY TO FIGHT. I said i need to talk to a higher up to file a complaint and he said he was the highest in the building and that we can talk. As we are conversating he became more agitated and started stepping up to me and telling me to be a "man" and then guided me to a empty classroom to talk behind closed doors. I said ABSOLUTELY NOT with the way he has been aggressive and essentially baiting me into an altercation. I stated i wanted a 3rd party there due to the tense situation he was creating. He then guided me to the welding area and pulled the welding teacher aside infront of students and started again saying be a man and say what you have to say and again i said i need someone thats in a high position i need to do some type of formal complaint and know its been acknowledged. Whole time the man was swaying back and forth belittling me and just asking for a fight which was not my intentions at all. The welding teacher was completely clueless and wasnt understanding what was even going on. At that point i just asked who can hell me file a complaing because this guy is extremely upset and wanting a altercation and i was directed to an office. In thay office a nice lady helped me and immediately stood up when she heard what i was trying to explain. Whole time the man was there being aggressive and still approaching me trying to coax me into doing something. The lady noticed that and quickly got me the Director of Operations even tho the man lied and said hes the highest in the building. As i was waiting the man and i were going back and forth and bickering and ultimately just displays his unprofessionalism and lack of control. He denied it was him that texted me even though he answered when i called the number with the unprofessional text message, he lied saying i came in making noise when he greeted me and i simply asked if he was who i think he is, he lied saying i went to the welding area disturbing them when he guided me there. All that for a simple text he should not have sent but he thought it was okay to do that. Never did i go with intentions for an altercation. I felt if he felt like he can just send a text like that as an employee to a possible student he clearly doesnt respect people as he should especially being in the front greeting people onna daily. I was disrespected and be littled being called less than a man and out of my name but none of it bothered me as i am confident in myself as a man, father and veteran. Moral of the story if you lose your temper as a employee and attempt to coax someone into fighting in your workplace behind closed doors theres no space for you in that establishment at all. I spoke to the director and followed the instructions he gave me to move forward and i have also submitted a complaint with BPPE. I have never been put in this situation before so i will file with whoever and wherever because this was unnecessary and someone could have been hurt or arrested.

I am grateful to have an instructor like Chuck Bouchonnet, he is a cool guy but most importantly a…read morevery smart and great welding instructor. He takes his time to help you with whatever you need, communicates clearly with you and the entire class. If you actually put the effort in his class he will give his all to help you succeed.