Really nice, spacious library with lots of books and computers. The staff were helpful, and parking…read morewas easy. They have a spot to donate items, which made it simple to drop my unwanted book and two puzzles off. I will definitely be back.

This used to be an incredible library- a great variety of books for ALL from old to new... lots of…read morenew books,especially non fiction to browse for treasures. They have cut waaay back on the new book area & it's no longer worthwhile imo with the very limited selection, mostly running to Gay & Black Literature . Sad they can't have more diversity. It IS a noisy library too at times - something that you tried to take in stride but now with the book selection it's too much.

Another small library. I have noticed that all of the Greenville County libraries look exactly the…read moresame on the inside, as far as how the bookshelves are arranged and organized throughout. Desk to the left with books to the right at a diagonal. Had to print some stuff and was easily accommodated. Kinkos would have charged me $.49 per page, but the library charges only $.10. Plus I don't have to pay to use the computer. The system never seems to be able to print remotely from a laptop, which is a pain, but there are always empty computers to jump on.

The staff in personable and the building is always clean, the computer technology is up-to-date.read more

It's a beautiful library with all the latest innovations and when the book return works it's a…read morebrilliant idea. It's just extremely frustrating when the library is closed and the book return is broken because there's absolutely no way at all to return a book which is the last thing we do before we fly overseas.

This is a beautiful library; BUT the staff leave much to be desired. They do NOT and WILL not go…read moreabove and beyond to assist you . . .minimum, if that. And forget about asking for assistance, for anything, before they close. They are just waiting to close the door and shut off the lights. They will use the time before close to walk around asking each other, can we do this, do we have time before we close . . . as you stand there waiting for one of them to simply fill the request and assist. . . Then, OOPS, it is 6pm - nothing works now, sorry, time to go - and they walk away without concern . . .SMH. More customer service and staff training needed, for sure.

Thank you Boiling Springs Library for being polite and friendly as I pick up my books and DVDs. I…read morealways look forward to visiting, and seeing what's new once or twice a week. Keep up the great work. Thank you again

This place is always bustling! I like how they have new books in the 14-day section located near…read morethe entrance of the library. It has saved me a lot of money in the past because I got to read some fairly up-to-date books without purchasing them at the bookstore.

I was trying not to give them a five star rating, but could not think of one single reason why I…read morewouldn't. I have found everything I need or been helped to the best of their ability. This little offshoot library has a competent staff of Well informed employees. Thanks for everything to these folks!

This library was okay overall, but it felt pretty outdated compared to other libraries I've been…read moreto. It's also fairly small, so there wasn't much seating for adults wanting a quiet place to sit alone and read. I didn't notice any study rooms either. The employees were friendly though, and parking was decent.

This is our FAVORITE library branch. The librarians are friendly, the book and media selection is…read morefantastic, and the view from the big picture windows is spectacular! It is a peaceful place to hang out. :) I do have to comment on the negative review that was left in 2018. That is pure slander. Please notice that the person leaving the review is from Texas - not even from the area! He or she claims that their phone went off and made noise and then as they left, a police car drove by and the cop looked at them. And they speculate that maybe the librarian reported them. Maybe because they are black. Ridiculous. What this person failed to note was that there is a courthouse right beside the library, and there are a lot of cop cars in and out of the parking lot each day. It is unfortunate that this person took their paranoia and hurt a perfectly good library branch and unfortunate that Yelp could not even see through that.

Freegal. Overdrive. order books inter library loans. Lots of my fav authors books were missing…read more Erg.. But I love it here. Peaceful.. birds churping. Free parking.. what a library.should be.. Can I move in??

I go to school here and everyone is always so kind and helpful when help is needed. I have never…read morehad any bad experience here. I would definitely recommend checking it out.

The ugly truth is that College Scorecard.gov online reports that only 12% of SMC graduates are…read more"making progress" repaying their loans. 12 out of every 100. SMC reports that 93% of BA graduates are "employed or in grad school within 6 months of graduation." This seems very misleading. Employment could easily mean the same part-time job students had prior to graduating. Many SMC students are already working while in school. SMC is likely not make any guarantees at all about full-time, well-compensated employment. It seems impossible, therefore, to tell just how many SMC graduates are underemployed, if they can even locate a full-time job at all. Two top employers of SMC students in the past few years (per LinkedIn) appear to be Walmart and the US Army, neither of which require a college degree. Please do not fall for the allure of college athletics at SMC either, as there is high turnover among college coaches. Every May or June, SMC seems to hire 5 or more new coaches due to yearly resignations. It's possible your child may have multiple different coaches no matter the sport if they remain at SMC for 4 years. More than 60 faculty/staff/coaches have resigned in the past 7 years. Area safety is also a concern. Google "shootings, West Spartanburg" (where SMC is located) and you'll read page after page of new stories. 3 campus lockdowns during the past 2 school years and a campus safety officer shooting death last year on campus on January 1st (the 2nd in a 10-year span of time). SMC has still not reported the campus security officer shooter's name or released officer camera footage from cameras the school sought for officers following the 2015 shooting death on campus. Roughly 56% of SMC students are students of color last year. The current president and a cabinet of 10 senior leaders who "serve at the pleasure of the president" appear to be 100% Caucasian. How can this be in 2025? Folks outside of South Carolina may have their own guesses that differ from those on site. Who profits from only 12% of graduates "making progress" repaying their loans with two years of starting repayment? Overwhelmingly, the presidential cabinet members, many of whom live in nice houses at a significant distance from campus, of course, and especially the college president (who earns more $$ than Spartanburg County Sheriff, Spartanburg City Manager, and the Chief of Police per year -- see Propublica). SMC's mantra seems very much to be "be nice to the students and pass them so long as they turn in any of their work (because tuition money is needed for us to get paid, y'all)." The college invests its money heavily in social positions on campus rather than highly accomplished professors. Professors' credentials appear purposefully omitted from SMC's website. One theory is that some of them are not as qualified as those teaching at the much cheaper Spartanburg Community College or private high schools. Altogether, don't fall for the gift of (sales) gab or the professional development pitch. Now that Limestone University has closed, SMC appears to have the lowest debt repayment "making progress" percentage for students among all colleges or universities in South Carolina north of Columbia (check for yourself at CollegeScorecard.gov). Altogether, SMC seems one letter shy and a shuffle from SCAM. Published data suggests this college experience may leave you sunk in student loan debt for a lifetime.