Pikes Peak State College

Big campus, very clean. This campus is next to Fort Carson, the college works well with military, spouses, veterans, and mycaa scholarships. I went into the information center to get further more information on transferring health care license. I was given a number/ email/ website to appoint me in the right direction. any questions I had regarding classes: start dates: programs I was pleased and feeling as if all of my questions were answered in detail.

A great local choice for an accredited and affordable education that allows for easy transfer to a four year bachelors program. Also a terrific opportunity to learn a trade. They have classroom or online programs.

I'm taking 3 classes online this summer and I've only been in the office once so I'm just rating this off of my 1st time visit. I was talking to one advisor over email and he was saying that he's doing what he could to figure out why I wasn't able to sign up, but I was getting anxious so I decided to just go to the advisors office. I'm not the best when it comes to directions so I had to ask a few different staff members where the office was and everyone I asked was super nice and polite. I finally made it to the advisor office and my lord, the woman working the front desk was so sweet!! She immediately helped me print out my old transcript and then I had to wait for an advisor, but she helped me out completely. I had no problems at all and I kind of wish I took some classes at the school and not just online. I did read on ratemyprofessor.com that there were a lot of poorly reviewed professors, so make sure to check that site before signing up for a class.

Instructors discriminate against disabled veterans, yell at students on a regular basis, Auto Collision program chair Ralph Mills is a cluster B. The program barely scratches the surface as far as teaching. You are better off on YouTube if you actually want to learn. Program is a joke, do not waste your time or money