Truly a remarkable campus. One of the biggest if not largest student populations in the CSU system…read more Titans are leaders, innovators, and researchers. The staff in student affairs continue to make exceptional change and support all students in their journey. Love the CSU and love Fullerton.

OC's own state university nestled within an area with lots of food to enjoy and places to visit. I…read morehad the pleasure of attending here for my post-bacc and had so much to explore around the area. There is a giant park 8 minutes away from campus that is perfect for a picnic, a stroll, or an exercise. I like that this school has more school spirit than some others and they try really hard to spread that Titan Pride with beginning of the semester campus events. Parking has never been a situation for me because of how early my classes were; however, it does get hectic around noon. My experience with the financial aid office as okay. They aren't the fastest and don't even try to call them. They're too busy helping out people in person. You are better off driving back to campus in-person to get assistance with any financial aid problems, which is not ideal if you live 30+ minutes away.

GGBTS - Southern California (Brea) Campus…read more The main campus used to be in Mill Valley (NorCal), but will soon be coming down to Ontario (SoCal) in Fall 2016. This small campus was established in 1973 as the first regional campus of Golden Gate. It is located in Brea, Orange County (30 miles east of LA) and located near the intersection of 91 and 57 freeways. Because it's a regional campus, it's a very small commuter school. Classes are typically offered once every two weeks (3-4 hour session), or once a month on Saturdays (6-7 hour session). A part of the school is a chapel that is used for classes during the week but also used by a church on the weekends. Full Degrees Offered: - Master of Divinity (MDiv) - Master of Theological Studies (MTS) - Master of Arts in Educational Leadership (MAEL) - Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies (MAIS) - Diploma in Theology (DTH) - Diploma in Educational Leadership (DEL) - Doctor of Ministry (on a rotational basis) (DMin)

I've attended FC for well over 10 years (took my time) and absolutely loved almost every class I…read moretook. They truly offer a quality education to our community and the campus is so classic and beautiful with many historical buildings. They are currently under some construction but I'm excited to see all the new buildings and renovations that are in the works. They also have non credit classes across over by admissions through NOCE and they are tuition free!

They have the WORST phone assistance at this college. No one ever picks up and the general lines…read morealways says call later! Hire more people, you get enough tuition to do students this way!!!!

Great experience. Daisy C was very prompt and answered all my questions. She also provided me with…read morehelpful resources to help with my career.

Daisy C. is super helpful! She provided helpful guidance with my resume and took the time to answer…read moremy questions. Highly recommend her to other nursing students and new grads!

I've been a student at CSUF for 4 years, and I think it's safe to say that Mihaylo is my favorite…read moredestination to use the toilet (when I really have to). Floors 4 and 5 are usually empty, squeaky clean, and odor-free. I've contemplated whether or not I should've kept this secret to myself by giving this building a 1 star review, but I decided to share this knowledge with my fellow Titans solely out of school pride. PS. I'm a Kinesiology major (minored in Business Admin). I make the long walk from the Kinesiology building to Mihaylo JUST to use the 4th and 5th floor toilets when I really have to go. Every single step is worth it!!

Great building. AC is always booming. Classrooms are filled with comfy swivel chairs…read more JOIN A CLUB! :)

Went due to our summer league being held here at their gym. Love the small campus. It's so nice and…read moreclean.

Horrible service. Everyone else was so polite and helpful, unfortunately I was helped by a staff…read moremember named Rita. She was so rude to me and others, I have no idea how she's still there.. I look forward to speaking with someone who can actually do something about this.

!! Please read !! Very weird and sketchy program…read more As someone who is a pre-nursing student, I was looking for programs that provide free CNA training to boost up my applications for nursing school. I found this through a couple Google searches and I fault myself for not doing much research but I was drawn to the fact that it was free and sort of local and they offer job placement after. I called them to schedule an appointment with them since you can sign up in person. When I went there, I did the applications and the program director takes my social security number and my ID to make a photocopy of it. This is usually a normal process but then she "forgets" to give it back to me. Nothing alarming about that at first since mistakes happen. I ask her can I have my ID and SSN back? And she's like oops. She tells me to buy scrubs since we needed it for the second day of the class. I went home and immediately bought it on Amazon. Fast forward next week, I get a text saying I got accepted into the program. Cool. I was excited to start my nursing journey basically. I had my scrubs and everything ready. Then 2 days before school starts I get a text saying the class is cancelled indefinitely. I tried to reach them in every possible medium I could find--phone, text message and each time I get an automated message saying they are busy with their students or I get ghosted on text. I just wanted to get more clarification on what happened. I don't know what they're doing with my social security number and ID but I hope they destroy it. I can't seem to sleep each night because I'm scared of being a victim of identity theft.

Mr. Steven is such an incredible instructor. He can be very strict but at the end of the day, he is…read morevery understanding and pushes his students to do their very best. He made going to class so much fun and encourages learning through fun methods and sharing personal experiences. It is very evident that he cares about what he does and values what he teaches, which is very infectious and makes his students care more about what they're learning as well. The school gives you the option to pay for tuition after graduating, or you can work for one of their facilities for one year to pay off your tuition! The only thing you need to cover are the costs of scrubs and vaccinations in the beginning, which are very low. Lots of good food in the area as well haha.

Our child has been at Future Minds for 2 years now, we've had a really positive experience. They…read moreput on a show for the holidays which fun and a good challenge for the kids! The teachers are kind and attentive, they keep you in the loop if there are any health or behavioral issues. They just rolled out a new app to keep parents updated, so they're keeping up with the times too! I asked my child for feedback and she said she loves the school, during summertime they have a 3 month activity schedule which really helps keep her engaged and excited!

Our son has been with Future Minds Montessori for over a year now and we've seen so much growth in…read morehis confidence, independence, and social skills since starting here. Ms. Sashi and her wonderful teachers genuinely care about each child and create such a warm, nurturing, and welcoming environment for fun and learning. We're very grateful to have found Future Minds and would highly recommend it to other families searching for a preschool!

I'm an RN who works in KINDRED BALWINPARK and I would like to say THANK YOU to your sturdents RJ…read more,Carlo, Destiny, Kaizen,Monse, Sam, and Nakhan--LVN students from American Career College Anaheim--demonstrated professionalism, strong teamwork, and eagerness to learn during their clinical rotation. They were respectful, attentive to patients, and proactive in assisting staff within their scope. Overall, they represented their school well and showed great potential as future nurses. Special thanks to Instructor Jojo Reyes for excellent guidance and support.

I had a very disappointing experience at this pharmacy technician program. While they do offer some…read moresupport, in my experience, that support was often offered at times when I was unable to attend, and the program was not very flexible when students had legitimate circumstances preventing them from coming in. The program often felt like "sink or swim." I felt like students were expected to figure out a lot on their own, and I did not feel like I received the level of instruction, guidance, or flexibility I needed to succeed. Important information was also not always communicated clearly or upfront, making it difficult to understand exactly what I was committing to before enrolling. There were multiple occasions where I experienced serious medical circumstances and felt like I was essentially being told to "suck it up" and come to class anyway. I experienced a horrible car accident and also dealt with a lung infection, among other situations. I understand that attendance and program requirements are important, but I expected some level of understanding and compassion when dealing with genuine emergencies and medical situations. Instead, I often felt like the expectation was simply to show up regardless of what was happening. When I eventually realized the program was not a good fit for me, I repeatedly requested to withdraw before the deadline. Instead of simply processing my withdrawal, I was repeatedly pushed into meetings and pressured to reconsider. I was told that a meeting was mandatory in order to unenroll, but the meeting did not actually result in my withdrawal being processed. The process continued to be delayed, which was extremely frustrating because I had already made my decision. I also was not the only student who expressed concerns. Several of my classmates had similar frustrations about the learning environment, communication, flexibility, and the way students were handled when they struggled or wanted to leave. I also witnessed concerns involving pregnant students. Some students were given the impression that they would be able to complete the program without an issue, only to later be told that they had a limited amount of time to finish certain requirements or risk being dropped. In my opinion, requirements and time limitations like these should be clearly explained before students enroll--not disclosed at the last minute after students have already invested significant time and money. Overall, I felt that the program placed a lot of emphasis on keeping students moving forward, but not enough on meeting students where they actually were. Encouragement is important, but so are transparency, flexibility, compassion, and making sure students have all of the information they need before committing to a program. My advice to anyone considering enrolling is to ask very detailed questions about all deadlines, withdrawal policies, attendance requirements, medical/emergency policies, pregnancy or leave policies, externship requirements, and exactly what happens if you cannot complete a requirement on time. Get everything in writing and make sure you fully understand the financial consequences before enrolling. I personally left the program feeling unheard and frustrated by how difficult the withdrawal process became. I hope the school takes feedback like this seriously and works toward creating a more transparent, flexible, and supportive environment for its students.