San Antonio, TX
San Antonio College

If you are looking to go into college, but don't want to start paying thousands of dollars immediately, I would greatly recommend coming to San Antonio College. There is a large variety of classes to choose from, and the teachers are actually there to help you succeed. The smorgasbord of extracurricular activities will also provide you a list of options to potentially tac on a resumé. Although the pathways are a bit off kilter, it is a moot detail that is easy to get used to.

I absolutely love my campus! The Social Work department saved my life, I am so inspired every day.

i think san antonio college is an overall good school to attend to.its cheap and affordable. the enviroment is a good place to be and hang out .tobin lofts is a nice complex for people that

It’s neat clean and organized, and although I haven’t started school just yet I am very excited to start this new chapter. Furthermore i am also pleased that I’m not living far from school so I don’t have to really worry about being late. Also they provide online classes with is such a time saver. Overall it seems like the school will do me justice. I rate it a solid 9

San Antonio College is a very intuitive and close knit school. From what I've seen and heard, the school makes it very easy for students to learn and the class sizes are small, which makes it easier to connect with your professors than a traditional university. I would definitely like to attend San Antonio College to earn my ASD in Nursing to move forward with my career.

I enjoy the downtown campus environment and smaller class sizes. There is diversity amongst the students and everyone is eager to learn and get to get along. The facilities are well kept and decorated with exceptional creativity that makes me excited to learn.

I think it is a great community college to get courses that you need without having to pay a big price like at a university. I like that I have been able to go back just to get the pre requisites that I need in order to attend Grad school. I also enjoy that the campus is easy to get too

I enjoyed the opportunities and influence that many of my professor's had on me to become the best that I could because I believe it was their encouragement that allowed and helped me to graduate this semester, being the first in my family to do so.

It's a good community college and I would recommend anyone to go if they want to get their associates degree and/or plan to transfer to a 4 year University. While the parking can be awful and very headache inducing unless you arrive there before 9:30 am to find an empty space it's the only complaint I have against the college.

The administration can use some help such as important papers are misplaced , done incorrectly and overcharges. Financial aid personnel can be very rude and are not really willing to help you. Teachers are sometimes available in office hours but only put hours because they have too. many do not want to be bothered or are confused when giving directions.