San Antonio College

A lot of the professors are former professionals in their field rather than just pure educators

Sometimes you end up taking a class on a different campus without realizing it

The classes are easy and the instructors are kind, it's a community college so it won't be state of the art facility or anything.

The students can be difficult to work with, tuition is low so the motivation is not really there.

Mt San Antonio provides countless support systems for their students. The administration and professors truly care about the success of their students.

A drawback of the campus is that parking can be a hassle and there is only one parking structure that provides shade. It can also be difficult to register for certain classes due to the number of students trying to get the same classes.

One aspect I liked about San Antonio college was how Alamo colleges offer many support systems to help students with any outside issue that may affect their education.

One thing I did not like about San Antonio college was how long it took staff to get information processed for you to start in their campus.

They have a vast variety of free resources from tutoring to food help. They care about their students and are always available to help in any way that is needed.

Don't take more than four classes, especially those who are first years doing full time.

I loved that I got a relationship with my professors and they always reached out to students in case we had questions.

What I didn't like was the lack of social groups outside of school.