Mesa Community College Reviews

I have had a great experience here. Great teachers, who are so willing to help out. They don't help you very much from the start you really have to look and ask questions yourself as well as keep an open ear to opportunities around you. but the culture and the faculty are wonderful and the opportunities and involvement are wonderful also its a very active school full of wonderful opportunities. Provides a mostly good college experience!

Refugio H., Current Student

I like that the school is very diverse in all in there subjects and majors. I love MCC! I enjoy the small and friendly community. The teachers and staff are always excited to see their students and are willing to help each of them succeed. The Red Mountain campus is beautiful, and there are always small secluded areas where you could study and watch the wildlife.

Vernia F., Current Student

This is a small campus, yet they have a large number of courses to choose from. I liked how the school was very close to home so I didn't have to go far and I also liked how there was another campus, the Red mountain campus. I would have more options to times for classes.

Olga G., Current Student

Mesa Community college is right for you if you like diversity and Great Professors. The campus is clean, organized and easy to navigate. The classes are very useful, the teachers are very helpful and encouraging. The environment is relaxing and there's no fear for safety or of bullying.

Belkis D., Current Student

I've studied in this college for two years now, and I strongly recommended. Professors are very knowledgeable and friendly. Their are lots of programs available for students which help students succeed in goals.

Alia K., Current Student

Mesa Community College is a very quiet college campus. The professors are really focused on the student success and all the ones I have had really want to see everyone succeed. The atmosphere of the campus is really what you make out of it, you can be as involved or as not involved as you would like to but at the end of the day it is a commuter school so the amount of time you spend on campus is really up to you. The food on campus is okay at best but local cuisine near by is really the better deal. If you are a student that is in need of financial help they are really helpful from having school supplies available by student life or scholarships that are easy to get. It always has nice people, a beautiful landscape, and for the most part has good professors.

Tamika P., Current Student

Mesa Community College is a fun place to go to school. Student life has been helpful with everyday things such as scantrons, snacks before class and providing another place to study. The library staff is always friendly and does what they can to get our group a room to study. Faculty has gone above and beyond to provide the best education possible and are always there for you outside of our education.

Bertram L., Current Student

I enjoyed the classes I took at MCC. I felt I always had very good professors and that truly helps to have a better learning experience. They have a renovated library that serves as a great place to study. The staff is really sweet and are very helpful, their hours are also very reasonable too. I also had a nigh class one semester and the campus was lit up very and there was security everyone so it made me feel really safe.

Bob B., Current Student

Really good professors and helpful staff. The student life is great, very diverse, many clubs and ways to get involved. The campus is always up to date with technology for computer classes, and is clean and has many parking spots, which is very important. The professors are great, have not had a bad one yet, after being there for two years now.Would recommend this school to anyone.

Shondra C., Current Student

All the teachers I have had so far have been patient and attentive, making sure everyone comprehends the material and taking the time to further explain if anyone is stuck. The environment is a place where you want to go to school and you want to learn and feel comfortable around.

Moshe L., Current Student