Pima Community College - Northwest Campus

I do not live particularly close to any of PCC's campuses, although this campus is the closest to where I live out of all of them. As such, this campus is also the one that I schedule most all of the classes I need to take in order to earn my transfer degree. Beside the somewhat convenient location, I also choose this campus because it is newer, very well maintained, and there's rarely (if ever) any commotion or crime going on. To be fair to the other campuses, I haven't really seen anything out of the ordinary at those ones either. Also, the people--every employee I have spoken to, be it advisors, instructors, learning center and library staff, and police officers have been absolutely fantastic; I sure hope everyone is that congenial at UArizona.The only thing negative I have to say about this campus is that some services are a tad limited due to its smaller-size when compared to the larger campuses in higher-populated areas. The on-site food pretty much consists of pre-packaged sandwiches and salads and some snack items all crammed into the (very small) bookstore. If you want anything more, you have to leave the premises to get it. Thankfully, there are plenty of good eateries within less-than a mile away. West campus on the other hand, has a full-blown cafeteria with pizza, soup, and other hot items besides the usual cold sandwiches and salads.Edit: as of this moment, there are no food options except a single vending machine in the dining area; the bookstore is gone, and student services have been reduced to a help desk and maybe a single advisor. Cashier and accounts payable are gone as well. Thanks COVID!

I went to talk an academic advisor. I FIRST spoke to a French advisor who time after time is terrible. She never gives me direct answers to my questions. This time she actually told me "you are bombarding me with questions" I was so frustrated with her I left and asked to speak to a separate advisor. I then got to speak with Patrice and she helped me with everything I just went over with the French advisor and gave me direct and accurate information in half the time compared to the time I was with the terrible French advisor. I don't know why the French advisor is even still employed. Love the school and love Patrice I would give this place One Star based on the French advisor but her colleagues saved her A$$!

I went to speak to an advisor to switch some of my classes around from online to at the school. I sat down with this French advisor also known as Fatima. Who did not answer my questions, and instead started talking about things that were completely irrelevant and getting in my face. She was extremely rude and condescending. Took me out of a class, I was NOT supposed to be taken out of. I was extremely angry that she had no compassion to help me rather than making me more frustrated.

this place is way better looking then the rest of the campus I have had to attend .