College classes and library, in one building. This is a…read moresatellite campus for Palomar College. There is parking in front of the building and a parking garage. I took science classes here for a year. I like that it is a small campus. I would sometimes study down stairs be the vending machines. There are sofas and charging stations all around the building. Pros - There is only one building. Makes it easier to find your class - library on the 4th floor. - less students, less noise. -awesome view from the 4th floor library. - a walking trail behind the building ( because they do not have a gym) Cons - no cafeteria. They have vending machines - Closed on the weekend, which means you cannot use their library on the weekends. I always thought of community college, as college at trade school prices. If are a practical person and are only going to college for a professional degree (and have no interest in "student life") community college is the way to go.

This review is for the beautiful campus and views you can see from there and not about the…read moreeducation they provide. I moved back to Rancho Bernardo after some years in NorCal and I have been re-discovering the area this past year. It was been amazing because some places are exactly the same and I got several new surprises to explore, like the Palomar College RB edition. I was leaving the dentist and while making some time until I could go and get a coffee started driving around and saw a big building in top of a hill and went there. There were not many cars in the parking lot so not sure if students are virtual or they go in buses (I so like a school type of bus circulating around). Everything looked very modern and the surrounding so pretty, with plenty of trees (the a plate telling the names) and very peaceful. The best for me were those views. Very mesmerizing during a cloudy day, I need to go during a sunny one and compare. Very cool spot to observe this wonderful land.

I wholeheartedly recommend Greenhaus College Consulting! Gina is very knowledgeable, organized,…read moreand supportive to all of her students. She was instrumental in getting into my dream school, Brown University. I found out about this service late in the summer of my junior year, but Gina was extremely supportive and kept me on schedule, fitting me in every Saturday for a 2 hour appointment as well as answering whatever question I had 24/7. Gina is exceptional in her services. She is very organized and knowledgeable in her field. She had me figure out via a card game what I truly wanted in a college and suggested schools across the country that fit the criteria. She was very supportive of my high aspirations, to get into a top school, but also reminded me that I would need backup just in case, and kept me organized with a college spreadsheet. Every week, she would remind me of deadlines to submit test scores, have letters of recommendation sent, and have college applications submitted. She kept me ahead of schedule, so all of my options were open for early action and early decision schools. We helped me plan and edit essays for various schools as well as my main essay. She had very valuable insight about what colleges want to see in essays and always made sure my essays conveyed my interests, extracurriculars, and academic curiosity. She made it to where a college could see myself as a person and everything I could offer to that school in these essays. She also has connections with a lot of different colleges nationwide and visits them often. She truly knows the environment of the schools she recommends and can even get her students interviews for those schools. Gina is genuinely supportive of her students' academic, extracurricular, and college goals. She truly cares about her students and makes an effort to get to know every single one personally. She would always ask me questions about my Orchestra, my Eagle Scout project, or other similar things. She was beyond welcoming and very personable and wishes the very best for her students. I was accepted to every school who contacted me before I withdrew my applications (given my early decision acceptance), many of which offered me scholarships, but I chose Brown University not only because it was my early decision school, but because it was my dream. Gina's help and support was instrumental to my success. If you or your child are college bound, no matter your circumstance, she will expedite the process significantly and give you the guidance and support necessary to achieve your dreams. Gina is worth her weight in gold with her help in the college admissions process, no matter if you are going for an Ivy, UC, or state school, no matter your background, academic aptitude, or extracurriculars. She is supportive of each and every one of her students and works very hard to ensure that they will be bound to the college of their dreams. Choosing Greenhaus College Consulting is the best decision that my family and I ever made for my college career. I highly recommend Greenhaus College Consulting.

Gina was great! She was so knowledgeable! My child began working with Gina at the end of her high…read moreschool sophomore year. When Gina helped my child prepare the college list, we found that she has been to so many colleges, big and small. And she has talked to their admission officers, and she knows how competitive it is for the school or the major. We were very amazed! Then she was able to help my child get all the essays prepared way ahead of the deadlines, and she guided us throughout the application process. My child got into U Wash, some UCs and Purdue. We are very happy! Thank you so much for your help, Gina! :)

I have been on my own since I was 17 years old; It was difficult to obtain good grades in…read moreundergrad while working full time. This was my reality. Cal Western gave me a wonderful opportunity to enter the legal profession. Fast forward 26 years. The first few years of practice were difficult, but I never had any difficulty finding employment. I started with a State Agency and moved up from there. I spent 20 years building a successful partnership, recently leaving to begin another firm. Success in practice depends on passion, work ethic, talent and understanding that Law is a profession and a business. I have never paid attention to nattering nabobs of negativity, statistics, articles, or U.S. News School rankings. It doesn't seem to have hampered my career in the least. If you have a passion for the law and curiosity about the world, then go for it. Cal Western will give you the tools to succeed in a wonderful environment.

Poor learning experience with professors who rather talk about themselves than teach.read more

This is for the whole campus. Although I graduated a few years ago, every once in a while I still…read morereturn for their law school events. The campus itself is outstanding. Meticulously maintained and the view from above is unparalleled. The education I received was among one of the best. Setting me forth in a career path I'd always wanted. All of my professors were both knowledgeable and willing to go above and beyond to ensure you received answers to any of your questions. I formed lifelong friendships from the University of San Diego not to mention innumerable an immeasurable contacts.

I am a TJSL alum and I LOVED this school! (I was at the previous, Old Town campus.) The teachers…read moreare from Ivy league and top-ranked schools and are amazing. The staff was incredible. During my first semester, my dad passed away. The school was so incredible in supporting me. When my heat didn't work at my slum lord apartment that first semester, the awesome Dean of Student Services (Beth Kransberger) gave me the space heater from the office and offered to bring me blankets from her house the next day! (Alas, she is no longer at TJSL. Huge loss to the school!) **When I was a student, the school had such a diverse student body. I loved that! What makes this school unique is that they accept a lot of non-traditional students with amazing backgrounds. I was given invaluable advice when I started at TJSL, "Do not be one of those students who focuses only on getting high grades. You need to get practical experience." While your GPA is important, it is critical (especially b/c this is a Tier 4 school) to get great job experience while you are in school. I also cannot underscore enough how important it is to do very well in legal writing. You will use this class the rest of your career, regardless of what area of law you choose to focus on. Also, potential employers will often ask what your grade was in legal writing. I got a job, starting my 2nd semester through graduation. **When I graduated, I got an amazing job with a firm, working on the largest civil case in SD history (the fire cases against SDG&E). I owe that job to my job experience while in law school and my grade in legal writing. Also, the new campus is incredible! Super modern and very secure. *I now have my own employment discrimination law firm. I owe it all to TJSL!

What's this I hear about TJ's losing its ABA accreditation? Just cuz feelings are hurt, and there…read moreare a few dumb-dumbs, doesn't negate the exceptional alumni. Let's not forget that the great Riccola Voigt will make an awesome Supreme Court Justice! I'll bet that sentiments will change when that day comes. Maybe this school should change its name, and distance itself from a guy who owned over 200+ slaves, and fornicated at least one of them.

After moving to San Diego for it's amazing weather from east coast, I was inittially registered for…read moredifferent University for my MBA. For some Fortunate reason, I spotted humongous sign on top of the main building on my way out of Fashion Valley mall. I went in to check it out, friendly staff member took time to explain me about the program and gave me a tour. I immediately signed up and withdrew my application from the previously applied University (I don't wanna call out names here) which they were pissed and did not return my undergrad transcript smh. Anywho, I was surprised and shocked with the professionalism and utmost dedication to their students here at the Southern States University. I mean, the quality of the works from the Professors and their backgrounds were just astonishing, considering the tuition fee affordability. I am just thrilled that I got my MBA before their tuition spike up, with all those accreditations and now the brand new campus, im sure it won't be as affordable for a long time. But hey, what do I know, im just an MBA grad :) I have got a sincere respect for this Institution and master minds behind it! And Proud to be an Alum!

Southern States University provides an opportunity to study for foreign students. The learning…read moreprocess consists of online and on-site classes. Instructors are always in touch and respond to all questions. The on-site classes have an excellent opportunity to exchange experience with other international students, communicate with the instructor personally, and there is also the opportunity to gain experience in conducting presentations for classmates. It is important to note that the University staff is very responsive, the atmosphere on campus is very friendly and sincere. In addition to the educational process, students are offered various activities. For example, tours to great and successful companies which is a good opportunity to see the process of working a business from the inside or going to museums. The University also offers activities such as outdoor games, running or hiking in the mountains and the ocean. San Diego is full of places to spend time. The University also has clubs. All these events bring students together and provide an excellent opportunity to make friends and share the experience and culture of their country. There is also a department at the University "Career Service" where students can get assistance in compiling resumes and job searches. Periodically, the University organizes various workshops for students on various topics. During my studying, I have never regretted choosing this particular university. It gives a fairly strong knowledge, the learning process makes you think outside the box. My program is MBA and I highly recommend Southern States University and this program!

Our family has worked with Brooke for both of our daughters. She did a great job helping us…read morenavigate through the college application process, review essays, and help us and our daughters put our mind at ease. With Brooke's help, my oldest daughter was able to attend a UC school! My youngest daughter will be attending a school that Brooke recommended that we did not really know about but she is excited for the school. I highly recommend connecting with Brooke for your college preparation needs!

We chose Beros College Consulting to guide our daughter through the college application process…read moreduring her senior year, and we couldn't be happier with the experience. Brooke provided thoughtful, timely support through each step --from brainstorming essays to navigating deadlines and decision making. Her personalized approach and attention to detail made all the difference during this critical time. We're thrilled with the outcome: our daughter was accepted to all of her top-choice schools and has committed to UCLA for the fall!

Performing Arts Center review. I recently attended a student…read moreperformance at their Performing Arts Center. When viewing the campus map online it appeared much larger and much more confusing than it actually was. The PA Center was immediately to my left as I pulled onto campus, very easy to find and parking was extremely close too! I also viewed the theater seating chart online to pick my seat. I really loved that it showed me which seats would have a blocked view, encouraging me to pick another one. The theater seemed much larger online than it actually was. So when I chose a front row seat, I had no idea I would be "kick up my feet onto the stage" close. It was still a great seat and I could see the entire performance. The acoustics were good as was the lighting. They could definitely use another bathroom, one is not enough!

I attended here between 2012 and 2015, and I think this is a great school for a serious student…read more You will struggle at this school if you are not a 4.0 student already; I wasn't very studious when I came here, but then I graduated and felt (slightly) more prepared for college. The 4 by 4 system (4 classes in fall, 4 classes in spring) moves extremely fast, and you are expected to be on top of everything. This was definitely an asset for college, and being able to focus on fewer subjects at a time helped me with studying, while being able to explore the vast array of excellent courses this school offers. Many of the teachers here are top-notch, and you can attain an education that rivals many colleges. The Counseling Services at CCA are usually very helpful and will help you determine what college/academic goals you want to pursue. Also, the students very accepting and friendly, they celebrate "weirdness", and many are extremely invested into the arts and their passions. Put short, the students that attend CCA are very talented. However, if you are insecure and have a hard time dealing with competitive and cutthroat enviornments, you will hate it. This is one of the best public schools in the country, and students here are extremely studious and ambitious (In fact, they offer Calculus III and Linear Algebra, along with over 80% of the student population taking at least one Advanced Placement class according to USNWR); There was even a student who won the Intel and Siemens Science Prize for research on treating influenza. And you will feel like a failure at times since you are surrounded by more ambitious and motivated students than yourself; From your typical high school, attending a community college is perfectly normal after High School and only the best go onto college, but at this school, its considered below average, and even having a 3.0-3.25 GPA from this school is sometimes seen as slacking off. Although I felt somewhat insecure of myself and anxious about me not being as dedicated and motivated as some of my fellow classmates, I think that I wouldn't be as academically suitable without the rigorous education and encouraging student body here. The only real drawback i can think of is that because the student population at CCA is very affluent and live relatively sheltered lifes, going to college and dealing with other socioeconomic classes will be quite a culture shock, and also many parents pay thousands of dollars for their students SAT prep, which is meaningless in the real world.