We always come to visit when we can. They have the best events. This particular day we came to see…read moretheir basketball team play Cal State East Bay. The venue was pretty old but the campus was beautiful. Parking was also a little far from the venue but a quick walk doesn't hurt.

My beautiful daughter graduated and had a great experience except for one professor who falsely…read moreaccused the entire class of using AI... professors should not be allowed to falsely accuse students. Overall she graduated with a high 3.6 GPA and accepted at multiple great grad programs!

Don't waste your money. If you're opting for the online school it's useless. The programs are…read moreterrible, it's difficult to get ahold of instructors, they email you your certificate in 2 parts, can't be bothered with sending you a copy of your paperwork after you spend so much money. I had a bad experience but because my education was state mandated I HAD to complete the program. I would never choose this route again. 2 stars for the Microsoft class I took everything else was a ZERO.

The staff here are pretty amazing and I'm not one to be easily impressed by customer service. I…read moremainly worked with Laura when I first started taking classes at Cal Poly Pomona (CPP) via Open University (another name they used for Extended University). Laura was very knowledgeable about the procedures and also the software. How OU works is you fill out a form of the classes you want to take (basically any class that's offered that quarter) and you go to the first day of classes and ask the professor if you can add. If they allow you to add, the professor signs your form and then you take the same form to the Department Chair and have them sign it (with the exception of summer session). Only trick is to make sure you have your previous transcripts ready for them to review if the class you're interested in has a prerequisite course. Once you have the signature(s) you take the form to the OU office and make your payment and voila, you're enrolled! Laura really helped me for one of my classes because the professor was willing to add me as long as I went through the same route as the regular, non-OU students and went on the wait list. As an OU student, you cannot go on wait lists because you cannot try to enroll in a class without a code. The purpose of the Open University form they sign is that they're allowing you to bypass the wait list and just be added to the class. In order to accomplish this, Laura had to mark me as a regular student so that I can go onto the wait list and once I made it into the class, she had to switch me back to an OU student. It was a roundabout way to do it, but she knew the system so well that she was able to think of a solution for an unprecedented scenario.

I had to update this rating to a four when I found out that the 24 hour lab will now be receiving a…read morewater dispenser. No more propping a canteen sideways in a dank bathroom sink, but always falling short of a bottle full of briny metallic water. Thank you Class of 2013 for your gift. it will serve generations of 24 hour lab users to come.

I like the flexibility of the hours to use when needed. However, this lab needs to be revamped…read more This is an old school with torn/worn down furniture that should be replaced

I love the atmosphere and the designs of the College Business Administration buildings. The modern…read morestyle to the CBA give off a professional and inviting environment. It is located near the old Parking Structure, the dorms, and the Rose Garden (and the Japanese Garden as well!) Definitely come here if you want to take pictures!

It is my college, where I have gained my skills in accounting. There is one building for regular…read moreclasses, and another building has two auditoriums. While the building in the back has offices for instructors and administrators. It is located on the right side from the pointy building, which is closed down now. The area itself is clean, beautiful, and inviting. Definitely, if you are choosing where to study, I would recommend to study at the College of Business Administration. I am proud to be an alumni of this college.

This place is a second home to me. As a veteran it is hard to cope with some of the struggles of…read morecivilian life. Going to school with young adults that do not have similar life experience similar to mine was a very difficult. I needed help with my GIBill and I entered the VRC a year after enrolling at Cal Poly Pomona. I wish I had come sooner. The people are knowledgeable, friendly, and willing to help as long as someone asks. I was a little intimidated at first but it was worth hanging around and now the support and friends I have made have helped me with some mental issues I had when I felt I was alone.