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Recent Reviews
About to graduate. At Phoenix College, you're engaged, professors go in depth with their teaching, college life is amazing here, being social is welcomed and it’s so diverse. Its a lot different than Glendale Community College, a lot instructors take it as a dead end job, and the students are just so entitled and ill-mannered. At PC some professors will take time out of their day to teach you what you might not understand in class. Most of the people at PC are really nice! Join Choir here you’ll meet the best people ever, you don’t need to be a music student or a student.
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Every single morning I wake up and cry to myself because I went into debt and wasted years of my life going here and now am forced to either complete it or bask in the fact I wasted money and my life. This school has quickly gone downhill. They’re clearly pushing to be fully online with very little staff or support to save costs. Professors here all work full time jobs and this is their 2nd job meaning they don’t really pay to much attention to their students. You can never get ahold of advisors, deans, tutors or professors. They claim to have a bunch of resources yet never actually offer them. Professors also aren’t monitored and so they can just teach any which way they’d like leading to a lot of really lazy and bad course designs. You will constantly find yourself answering a correct question on a test only to get it wrong then find out it was a professor mistake. You will constantly find yourself begging for an advisor to help out or a professor to actually respond to your emails. It’s just a never ending nightmare! If you’re a reading this, do yourself a favor and reconsider attending PC before it’s too late!
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Just recently enrolled in a music class and everyone has been so friendly, from admissions to the Professor. Highly recommended it!
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Programs
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About This School
Accreditation or State Approval
The accreditation or state approval status of this school's programs is unknown. We did not find accreditation or approval status through publicly available records. Please check directly with the relevant state board about programs at this school.
Financial Aid
51% of students received financial aid
On average, students received $2976 in financial aid.
Student Body
Gender Ratio
64% Female, 36% Male
Race / Ethnicity Ratio
22% White, 59% Hispanic / Latino, 8% African American, 3% Asian American, 2% American Indian, 0% Hawaiian / Pacific, 3% Two or More, 2% Unknown
9,050 students are enrolled in this school
