San Bernardino, CA
San Bernardino Valley College

I had no other options with this school, but I am grateful for the opportunity to attend. They didn’t necessarily have to open up their campus for us, but still did. People are never too pushy about my age and seem used to the idea of protégés. I’m very excited to put this school on my alma mater.

I believe Valley College is a great junior College to start at. They have a lot of programs to assist the students. They have a wonderful variety of morning classes, and parking is super easy. They have good free spots in the front of the school. So your able to get to any class within a few minutes. I really enjoy being around all the positive faculty members. Overall, I feel that me being at Valley is a great stepping stone for whats to come in the future.

The campus is very clean, the staff and faulty are kind. Everything is accessible, there are stores a restaurants nearby. The programs there are wonderful. Counselors care for the students and know how to assist them. Everything is organized. The library is big and clean.

I genuinely love San Bernardino Valley College. I will be graduating with my AA this upcoming May and I wouldn't have wanted to attend anywhere else. When I first enrolled at Valley I was shocked at how involved and caring the counselors and professors were. They really care about your success and will stay after hours to make sure you have all the information you need to thrive. The Professors are really passionate for their work and that makes the classes interesting and interactive.

I think that San Bernardino valley college is a great school. Great school for someone starting out trying to figure out their life. I think it’s a great place to make friends over all. Teachers there are very helpful and work with you to do well. The vibe helps you get motivated to keep going.

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San Bernardino valley college is the first college I plan on attending

This school has taught me various styles of learning such as, online, in class, visual and hands on. There are several teachers and all of them teach very differently. So, I learned how to cope with different teaching techniques. Although, I have been lucky to have found very good professors others are not so lucky because I am aware some teachers only show up for a check and doesn't really concern themselves with the well-being of their students.

I think that SBVC is a great college to attend because it has so many opportunities and resources. The teachers and staff are always there to help. If you have a problem, they have a certain program or club for that. It is very diverse and is filled with different academic subjects. Overall, my experience has been amazing so far. The classes are difficult at times, but they have plenty of programs that will help with that,

If your looking to continue your education but you don’t have the grades or financial means to attend a 4-year University after high school, then San Bernadino Valley College is the school for you. Education: I personally enrolled at Valley College because I didn’t have the grades to attend a 4-year straight out of high school, while enrolled I completed my General ED requirements, so I could transfer to a 4-year. The classes do not require students to be a genius, but they do require students to work hard. If you find yourself in a position where you need extra help the teachers are more than happy to help and provide excellent office hours. In case the one-on-one time with the teachers aren’t enough the school’s math and writing centers are a big help. Location: When people hear the name San Bernadino Valley College, they picture a raggedy school in the ghetto next to a liquor store. If that is what you were picturing, you will be happy to know the school is in a lively part of San Bernadino, with restaurants, a retail store and a gym all within walking distance of the school. Future students will be happy to know, that the school’s security team is excellent, to the point where certain guards offer to walk you to the front of the school if your nervous about walking alone at night. San Bernadino Valley College may not have been my first choice, but it was my smartest choice