Came out to the Free concert in the quad to see Gee Mack & Asia Raye. I've seen them before near…read moreLAX airport and I had a great time there so I knew tonight was going to be a repeat!!! The MC was very friendly and was giving 'Lets get to know your neighbors/ vecinOs from LBC. Haha All the vendors were so nice and had fun doing all the games to win some free prizes. That Storm burger truCk - yummeRs! The pet truck with the air conditioned kitties ‍ OMG I never wanted to remove my face from the glass. Lol So happy to see two of them got adopted! Yay Thank you so much #LBCC

The parking here sucks. Arriving to school 30 min before class to look for parking and still be 10…read moreminutes late is crazy. I also don't understand why every parking lot says staff parking with only one small row for students. It's ridiculous and we need more lots for just students and not staff because there's no way there's more staff here than students. We can't even park in the public neighborhood without getting tickets. The structure is always full as well.

Beautiful campus. Proud to say I'm a student & almost a graduate from this school…read more Some of my teachers were good. Known for their business program.

I walked the campus over 2 days since I was in the area. Very clean and vibrant. Larger than I…read morewas expecting and impressed. Great college to go to with major items in campus to do. Students everywhere and getting ready for spring break.

This is the college of all time. They have a very campus. There are food options. The lecturer's…read morewere to me. It has a learning environment. This is the community college to attend.

I love the faculties of LBCC. They are so energetic, helpful, and friendly…read more After my summer course, I enrolled in my academic program with a great foundation.

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen helped her child enroll at the local JCC. This has been a great…read moreexperience! He is transferring to CSULB after completing his AA degree with 2 certifications in his chosen field. We appreciated his counselors who helped make the transfer easy! Highly recommend this campus. Why spend more money on the first two years of college when there is no need? Start your higher education path here! The end.

This campus has been amazing throughout the years of be attending here. The staff, my professors,…read moreand meeting new friends has been pleasurable. This year will be my last year and I must say It's been real and i can only thank god for it all. School is not easy; it's is challenging especially with gaps in between the years I have taken off. I learned, I conquered and I'm finally graduating next month.

Got mislead by their bogus statistics. Career Services doesnt do much except get your resume out to…read moreemployers. I left towards graduation because of mental health issues. I dont think my high GPA mattered much to anyone. Except for learning some good software applications, I got taken advantage of, but luckily I still got my loan paid off. After leaving and not getting any offers, I took a very hard job as a trucker, which I had to leave 1 1/2 years later. Through time I started doing temp work as a tax preparer and found a decent job. Some of the other accounting graduates found jobs-probably not through career services. No matter what school you come from or grades or level of education, it's always extremely competitive.

I've been attending since September 2018. I have been excited to graduate only to find out the…read moreceremony is in IL. When I enrolled, I made sure I could I walk at graduation only to find out this. I understand because COVID things changed. However, us students are paying 65k for tuition with promises of a ceremony and now expected to fly to IL or do a virtual ceremony. This is bullshit. I didn't do all this to sit behind a damn monitor. The cost of living alone is so high that flying isn't an option. This is a huge disappointment after all my hard work. I feel completely let down.

I am a current student and finishing my last term before I go into externship. I can't say enough…read moregood things about the DMS program. Ms. Morgan started my experience here and Ms. A became our permanent instructor for both class and lab. During lab, we had all 3 instructors Ms. Morgan, Ms. A, and Ms. Wu. I attended the weekly lab that they offer every Thursday for students to attend and excel in their scanning. The instructors were patient, they were kind and most of all they always aimed for me to be the best that I could be so that I was prepped and ready for externship. Communicating with them came easy whether it was emails I was sending over the weekend, or in person when I was struggling with understanding the material. When it came to Miss Wendy, she has been so busy with running back and forth from both Long Beach and Anaheim campuses, I have no idea how she has the time and patience for all of us. She's always super positive and it's been really easy to approach her and talk to her as well. Right now Miss Wendy and I have been putting together the resume that I will be using to apply for jobs after my externship. This program was HARD but the instructors are always there to help. I feel a great sense of gratitude that I took a chance on myself and went back to school after my 30's and done having kids. If you join this program here at Long Beach, you are in good hands.

Ms. J is the best teacher made me comfortable and Lawrence helped me during my process for…read moreexternship!

I had an amazing time at the society of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging conference in Los…read moreAngeles this past weekend. I attended so many amazing sessions and learned so much. It was incredible to see all of the new software, isotopes, treatments and scanners and meet with the professionals showcasing them. The networking at this event was unmatched. A big shoutout to NP college for giving students like me the opportunity to meet professionals working in the field and network at events like these. Being able to do my classes online has been a huge help in managing a work life school balance. It's so convenient to be able to do my classes at home. I love being at a school where the professors really care about their students and are passionate about what they do. Dr. Charles Glover is one of those professors you can tell how passionate he is about Nuclear Medicine and how much he loves teaching and is always there to help us and wants us to ask questions. He will take the extra time you need if you fall behind or you're not understanding a concept. That means so much to the students.

I've been attending National Polytechnic College and overall it's been a solid experience for me…read more The program is fast-paced, but if you stay focused and put in the effort, you'll get something out of it. The instructors I've had so far have been supportive and actually want you to understand the material, not just pass. What I appreciate most is the hands-on learning during externship. ASK QUESTIONS. It's all what you make of it.

I had the pleasure of taking an Adobe Captivate class at Accelerate Computer Training this week…read more The office, located Long Beach is very clean and professional. There are a variety of eating establishments right outside the door of the building. The training rooms are comfortable, the equipment - state of the art, and the software is up to date. Tim was my instructor for the course and is just simply delightful. He is knowledgeable, patient and caring. I had the advantage because I was his only student for the 2 days. Tim addressed all my questions with thoughtfulness. His easygoing style and thoroughness allowed me to relax and absorb the content. I would highly Accelerate Computer Training for anyone that needs to brush up on skills or develop a new skill set. Kudos to you Tim and staff.

Finished my fifth class with Tim. I started with the basic Excel classes in previous years and just…read morefinished the Pivot Tables class. So excited to put my new skills to use. I know that I'm going to be much more efficient. The class pace is conducive to learning and he encourages questions during class. Have fun!

This review is for NABJJF tournaments that are hosted here throughout the year. Parking is $5. You…read morecan prepay or purchase on day of the tournament. There are places to eat within walking distance. We usually eat at Innout next door. There are also vendors that have food near the entrance. These tournaments are pretty good. Usually runs on time, double elimination and they have both gi and nogi. You can purchase VIP mat access as a parent. They allow coaches during matches. They give free rashguards. Much better than the t shirts they used to give away. This is a great tournament to begin your competition journey. Sometimes you get some competitors from Jiujitsu World League and IBJjF here, which means you get to compete against them at a fraction of the cost compared to other tournaments. If you are one of the first 100 people to register, you can do gi and nogi for 79.99 total. That can't be beat as other tournaments cost over a hundred for one division. Spectator fee is $12 on line and $15 at the door. They don't accept cash. Definitely recommend.

Two for cleanliness Otherwise no directories…read moreNo signs on buildings No air conditioning I am given a guest password for wifi Too long to remember And still have to re login every five min with a new password

More for bowling Alley. They open summer! Yay. The bowling…read morealley prices are definitely better than oc prices. Really affordable with $3 a game and 1.50 shoe rental for students. The games do go by fast and you have to ask the staff to put on rails. They seem to have a nice variety of balls, I think the floor might be slightly warped. Then again, I'm a noob bowler. The keyboard is only one per lane, and the keys can kinds be stuck sometimes. The screen has tips on how to hit the remaining pins. The shoes are hard and def a bit old. Probably not the most ideal for a germaphobe. Only thing that felt off was my hands felt pretty grimy after bowling & definitely went to go wash them. I would recommend taking advantage of this :)

When my husband and I were going full time to college there back in the 1970s, they had just opened…read morethe Child Development center. We had a young son so we were able to drop him off while we went to classes and because we had a limited income, they had a sliding payment scale that fit our income perfectly. We could leave our son there while we went to the student union to eat and study without being disturbed. They had comfy "bean bag" cushions for relaxing as a well as study areas which were quiet and conducive to getting work done. We thoroughly enjoyed and benefited from the Student Union. We both graduated with BA's and I returned later to get masters degree. We've been retired now for about 15 years and still have very fond memories of our time spent there.