San Antonio, TX
San Antonio College

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.

When I went into SAC during the Fall 2018 semester, the class sizes and the teachers made me feel completely comfortable and safe. The small class sizes made it easy for people to ask questions about any topic they didn't understand and be able to get answers within the class period. I am still there during the spring 2019 semester and it is still easy to understand what is going on in my classes and easy to do the work for them. The events they have are exciting and the clubs are a good thing to be a part of. The teachers are incredibly nice and are willing to help out any struggling students with anything. It is a good college and they make the transfer process and getting basics out of the way the easiest thing ever.

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In retrospect San Antonio College is a community college, while there are some downfalls with being a community college SAC only has few. The biggest downfall I feel is the students who are enrolled in classes simply for the credits. This is a downfall because the students who actually care about the class and are

San Antonio College is a great stepping stone to furthering your education onto University, but it does lack a lot of resources isn't always up to date with much to offer. My school is great, but very hard to find parking, a safe space, and ability to facilities.

San Antonio College has a great family community and provides excellent opportunities for students to complete their major and other academic struggles while either living on or off campus. Then even provide all sorts of sports however not all on competition level there will still be a club for it.

I have attended San Antonio College as a dual credit student and a full-time student. When I was a dual credit student, the administration office was continuously organized and on time with requests for documents. I earned certificates for the program and earned a scholarship from the Alamo Colleges Foundation. I did have to submit verification from FASFA which I did not know how that worked but the financial aid office was always of help. When you call the school, they have an automated calling system that is helpful that directs you to the customer service of the department you are looking for. The customer service is typically helpful. San Antonio College’s environment is friendly and the students are usually engaged in higher learning curriculum. The study environment is fantastic because the Moody Learning Center has a total of 7 floors which are arranged by ascending order (loudest to Quietest floors). The Alamo Colleges won the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award for its highest level of student success and performance excellence. The district has exceeded expectations in realms of innovation, efficiency, and leadership. However, the pitfalls of the school are the school food and the dynamics of parking. I have heard rumors that the cafeteria is not as sanitary as it should be so, I stay away from their food. The number of students that attend college is increasing which makes parking such a pain, however, the district is creating another parking lot that should lessen the burden.

San Antonio College has educated professors that are always willing to help the students. The students on campus are here to help any other students by studying and making sure we all pass. The campus environment is nice and very east to get around.

I think the school is an overall good school to go. They are helpful, and able to answer my questions. The only problem I have had is the amount of wait time when I need to get in contact. But honestly who doesn't have those issues? I do wish that there were easier ways to get involved.