OH ! Where do we start... I once attend this G. C. C. That was 1979.... I did pretty good back…read morethen., had some pretty good insructors.... Faculty was stacked.... I. D. K. About today., i would Go Mt. Sac college in Walnuts.... Or L. A. c. c. Los Angeles city college., East L. A. , L. A. Valley College anywhere but g. c. C. It blows chunks.,

The Student Outreach Services is the "one-stop-and-shop" to any high school students, potential…read morestudents, future students, and current students! They have all the information you need to know about EVERYTHING that's happening on campus! These include: How to transition from high school to GCC with EASE! How to go to GCC WHILE still in high school (to obtain college credits) Financial Aid Receiving a personal tour Volunteering and Participating in Shadow Day Joining the S.P.A.R.K mentee/mentor program AND MORE! Seriously, they help out SO much!

I'm currently a student at this school in the clinical psychology program. I've loved my…read moreexperience. The program is demanding, and the professors are out of this world knowledgeable, supportive, and empathetic. The professors are super understanding and flexible with student schedules (you have to meet deadlines but they understand life happens, so they work with you), which makes it a lot less stressful. I feel very supported here and prepared to meet the demands of a licensed psychologist in the next few years. In terms of the campus, the building is small but that's all they need. The campus is located with other graduate schools and sitting outside is nice. It's well kept. There is a Starbucks right across the street, and they get a lot of business from us! Overall, I highly recommend this school. 10/10!

I am pursuing my doctorate in psychology at Alliant and I could not be more proud to be a part of…read morethe Alliant family. The professors are lovely amazing people who genuinely care about their students. I have learned so much thus far in such a short time span. One of the best decisions I have ever made was enrolling in this school.

When I first began looking into potentially opening up a business in the industry there was very…read morelittle information out there on how to go about it legally with all the proper documentation. I found 420 College online and I couldn't find any reviews so I was a bit hesitant to attend their seminars. You probably stumbled on this review looking for the same thing, reassurance you're not throwing away your money. Believe me when I say, this is completely worth your time and money. Not only is it extremely informative, but George also gives you a booklet with all the necessary forms needed to get started. The seminar goes step-by-step on how to complete the forms from filing for the non-profit to obtaining a seller's permit. Not to mention George has been very helpful if I have a quick question, I can just e-mail him and he answers right away. I feel so much more comfortable venturing out in this field now that I know the legalities and logistics on how the business needs to be run to be compliant with state laws. Do it - it's absolutely worth it!

I don't normally write reviews, but this seminar warrants one. I took the 420 College one-day…read morecourse in San Diego and it was a mess. The instructor was not able to communicate very well, and came across as aloof. I left feeling more confused than when the course started. Both instructors kept offering their paid services, which made it feel like an infomercial that I paid $200 for. The last 30 minutes was a pitch to sign up for a tech service that tracks all your sales, but if you aren't interested in using it, it's a waste of time.

Had a couple of GE classes here freshman year since there are some massive lecture halls on the…read morefirst floor. The rest of the building is used primarily for Chemistry classes/labs so I didn't get much use out of them. It's a pretty old building but it does the job so not complaining.

The place is nuts ! So old old fashioned and you just read from a book and they teach you almost…read morenothing. They don't understand half of what they teach because the programs have advanced faster than they have. The attempt is ok but having to never get clear understanding of the class is a problem. Parking is a major problem as well. Good attempt but general fail.

This review is for the food only lol. Came in right before the game for a quick bite. And to cool…read moreoff obviously...... pick up orders available, kiosk orders also available etc. Today is the weekend so only Panda Express was open. Luckily we missed the crowds and ordered in person no lines at the time. Food and service were normal no complaints. See ya next time!!! Fight on

What a fantastic facility. This place is such a great improvement over the old Commons that used…read moreto be here before. Previously, the old Commons had 3 levels total. Upper floor housed some offices, main floor had the small grill and large dining hall, and the basement had the original Traddies, Mexican joint and the rotisserie chicken join. Ronald Tutor Campus Center is all that plus more. More offices, more study spaces, more eateries, a way bigger Traddies. All these things packaged in a picturesque design. This place is awesome and definitely worthy of people's tuition. Only thing I dislike are the amount of damn bikes that litter the entrance.

i hated law school more than anyone and 99% of the time, i cant believe i am dedicating my life to…read morelaw. i hate the law so much i want to violate it all the time. with that being said, as i am studying for the bar, i miss LLS very much because it is a great school to slack off...point: im not sure how i passed civ pro not knowing what discovery was or not knowing anything about UCC other than it involves merchants and passing contracts. as far as facilities go, i was scared shitless my first time in this neighborhood as i lived in suburbs and the westside my entire life. not only is it in the pico-union district, but LLS is across the street from a half way house or some sort of mental facility. i never figured it out. one time, there was some sort of shooting with tons of cops involved right on james woods blvd and they shut down the road for the day. a worker was robbed by knife point one night late at night (not on campus....again on james woods blvd). just this past weekend, while studying for the bar in the library, we saw someone get arrested and pushed right up against the gate. crim law at its finest. but the school itself is gated in with tons of security. it's like you are in your own little world of law. i love sonia's, especially since it's been remodeled, it's a place i'd actually WANT to go eat. the library is great: u can bring in food from sonia's (or any food for that matter), free internet, free ear plugs and random places and 5 floors of fun so you can hide anywhere, if u want some peace and quiet. walking distance to all great places like LA live/Staples, and if you are lazy, there's even a free shuttle that takes you to fig/7th. LLS u will be missed.

Their conflict resolution program is unhelpful. It looks like it's just money laundering because…read morethey call you several times and ask you all kinds of personal questions, then they say that they can send you referrals. I could have looked on the internet for those referrals. Most people are not open and willing to sit for hours of unprofessional mediation done by an 18-year-old, so don't expect the person you're having issues with to agree. There's no law requiring them to agree. I don't recommend giving them all your personal information because they do file it with FERPA , of course they only tell you this after they've collected all your info and talked to you several times . Never at the beginning.

So very glad I came here, and it keeps on giving!…read more I'll comment on the education here later (too much to write about), but right now I'm sitting in a great study area in the library getting some work done... quiet, but you don't obligated to be completely silent. If you want the freedom to chat, you can go downstairs to the cafe/lounge area. Wifi is throughout the building (and campus). You can hang out outside too. There's decent street parking nearby, and easy to get to otherwise, with bus stops, USC tram stops, and the soon-to-be-open Expo Line station right outside. One thing though, we could use a newer building, or at least a facelift and some additional renovations on the inside to make it a little more modern. And just a few small things here and there so that I can't give it a perfect score... so 4.5 from from me. But Yelp makes me round up :)

Such a great law school. This school allowed me to expand my horizons into different areas of law…read moreI did not know existed. The administration staff was incredible; the new library allowed me to study for 12(+) hours, and the "hidden" cafe was the golden gem of this university. I highly recommend this law school to anyone who is able to get admitted.