This newly built building is located on the corner of Folsom Blvd and Mather. The parking lot is…read moreone way in and out... and so is the school. Sucks due to traffic! To enter the building you have to enter the front which is where everybody can see you from Folsom blvd. It's a bit of inconvenience but for safety reasons, I get it. Upon entry there's student services, and to the left they have a generic bookstore area (I can't really call it a bookstore because it's just a person behind the counter) and a lounge to chill/study. They have a copier for students to use in the lounge area (10 cents per page). The classrooms are pretty decent size and all new! No graffiti/doodling on the tables or odd gums underneath the tables, or stinky carpet. The bathrooms aren't disgusting either. This location isn't so bad, but the parking lot needs improvement.

The Rancho Cordova campus is incredible. Whoever designed the building did a spectacular job…read more This campus is by far my favorite - probably because it's just one building, compared to the Folsom & El Dorado campuses. There is a student lounge area with vending machines & tons of electrical outlets, so it is the perfect spot to charge your laptop or phone while you're waiting for your class to start, or need somewhere to hang out. There is also a really nice computer lab on the second floor. Classrooms are spacious & the bathrooms are CLEAN! Always a plus. :-D Carson C. El Dorado Hills, CA

I graduated in 2004 as a medical assistant. It was the worst experience and a HUGE waste of $$. I'm…read morestill paying on loans. They promised with helping finding a job, they NEVER did. Instead they ad me write a letter saying I didn't need help finding a job. If I didn't they wouldn't give me my degree. For about 90% of the course the instructor didn't teach much and just allowed us to do what we wanted. When it became apparent to the school what was going on they forged our documents and grades to show we passed what was not being taught. I was told that there would be free refresher courses for life. Yeah right!! Good luck wit that one. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR $$ ON THIS SCHOOL!!!!!

School promised help getting jobs. Never did. Instructor had…read morea fling with a student. Crummy expensive school. I still have a loan.

I attend the music department concerts frequently. For a nominal ticket price (or often for free)…read morethe music quality is excellent. The auditorium seats about 150 so the venue is small enough that every seat is a good one. The CSUSac music department teaches many genres of music. Do you like jazz, they got you covered. Do you like symphonic music, yeah they got that, too. Chorale? Come listen to the golden voices. Parking lot is across the mini-road. From your parked car to the auditorium is about 30 steps. Coming here for music is a treat. It's also easy, no ridiculous crowds, no unruly patrons, no hassles. A corner of peace in a world full of tumult. Dress casually. Relax and enjoy.

My old tromping grounds at CSUS or Sac State as it is now called has grown up even as I've grown…read moreolder. I've not been on campus for many years but recently I visited. Specifically, I was at the Student Union, not sure if it's called that anymore technically. No matter, I was pretty impressed. It's really nicely updated, doesn't feel like a dim and old place like it used to. There are lots of open spaces and nice lounging chairs and tables all over each floor especially second and third, and many meeting rooms and hang out areas. My kids enjoyed wandering around a bit and just getting introduced to what a college campus looks like. There are also many offices of different student services like I saw a student activities office, a women's center, a computer lab, etc. There is even a footwashing room for students with that need for religious reasons. All in all, I was quite pleasantly surprised by how nice the union looks now. It's been expanded and completely remodeled and updated all over. We will have to visit again.

Ray is a wonderful instructor and I have had the best experience attending this school. Thank you…read morefor helping me start my career.

Just finished the CNA class yesterday and was very pleased! Learned a lot and the teacher (Ray)…read morekept things interesting! I recommend this class for anyone pursuing their CNA license.

Myself and Cohort 54 would be honored to be included in all promotion of this great program. Email…read moreme and we can get you intubation simulations and other videos you might like

Not very please with this school and so far I've been waiting over a month to take the entrance…read moreexam for the RT program. The communication is not good and I'm not getting good support from the admission dpt for the RT program. I've been trying to take the entrance exam for the RT program for a month now. Last school I attended I didn't have this issue taking an entrance exam it was simple and an easy process.

Absolute joke of a program. 5 different advisors, none of which are available for 7-10 business…read moredays (except collections dept) CROOKS

This university at first was very challenging trying to get lessons done on time and getting people…read moreto reach back out but all in all towards the end, it was amazing because I got the beautiful graduation that took place locally planned by Maheba and the returned thesis book copy requested to Betty of what I wrote back in 2017 and it has been in their library. These people are awesome and they will work with you if you give them a chance.

Overall, I learned a lot and I feel very prepared for the journeyman test. My only thing is that I…read morewish we spent more time on commercial.

I attended this school on April 1, 2024 finished it in January of 2025. I supplied all documents…read morethey needed to finish doing my externship. When I broke my leg they told me to put my externship aside and contact them when it was healed. Because I would be a liability. So 6wks pass and I contacted them back and haven't heard from anyone there. I've filed a complaint. And heard nothing back. I then later find out that the people I was dealing with have either been fired or quit. Still need to do my externship and it's now almost 2026. I'm now having to find my own externship and having no luck. 9 months it feels like down the drain.

Came to the soccer stadium at ARC to watch Sac Republic vs. Stanford in an exhibition match. Sac…read moreRepublic won 1-0 and dominated on pretty much every area of stat. Sac Republic dominating the game is pretty much expected especially since they're essentially the triple A of soccer and playing against a college team. It was a fun match to watch and especially cool to see some of the future major league soccer players coming out of Stanford. Tons of potential there. The soccer stadium at ARC is well kept and clean. The bathrooms were clean and the snack bar had plenty of options. The stadium announcer provided updates on the snack bar being open and when it was closing too. It was a packed house at the stadium and the announcer said total attendance was 429 people.

The campus is beautiful!! I went recently to see a band performance and I loved it. They sounded…read morebeautiful! Everyone I spoke to was very nice. I would recommend going here to see a performance in the future.