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De Anza College

School info
3.7
Overall Quality
Reputation
4.2
Food
3.3
Clubs
3.4
Facilities
3.7
Internet
3.4
Location
4
Opportunities
3.7
Safety
4
Social
3.1
Happiness
4

Basic Information

Location

  • Cupertino, CA

Institution Overview

  • Public/Private: Public Community college
  • Established: 1967; 57 years ago (1967)
  • Founder: Foothill-De Anza Community College District Board of Trustees, Dr. Calvin C. Flint, A. Robert DeHart

Academic information

Degree Courses

  • 77 associate degrees

Key Area

  • Biological
  • Health and Environmental Sciences
  • Business
  • Computer Science and Applied Technologies
  • Physical Sciences
  • Mathematics and Engineering
  • Social Sciences and Humanities

Student and Staff Numbers

  • Students: 21,526
  • Undergraduates: Around 40,978
  • Academic Staff: 300 full-time, 635 part-time

Notable Alumni

  • Teri Hatcher
  • Steve Wozniak
  • Steve Jobs
  • Titus Kaphar
  • Len Wiseman

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Students talk about this school

Good reviews
Overall 5
I loved attending De Anza College! Amazing campus, caring teachers, and very welcoming students and community.
Overall 5
Good!
Overall 5
love it!
Overall 5
Nah, underrated. I've been here long enough and this place is ridiculously cool!
Overall 5
This place is awesome!
Overall 5
De Anza is the best! Cheap, easy, friendly, and close to home. I enjoyed all of these benefits and now I'm leaving for university. Very smart decision, and it beats any university in my opinion! CHOOSE DE ANZA
Overall 4.9
De Anza College is an incredible institution, consistently praised by students and the community alike. Outstanding academic programs and dedicated faculty. I am grateful to be part of De Anza, as it surpasses neighboring colleges with its robust resources, diverse student body, and numerous opportunities for personal growth and success. 11/10.
Overall 4.9
De Anza is a gift to those that want to learn and make something out of their life. The best community college and professors, ever!
Overall 4.9
I love De Anza college very much. The campus is beautiful, very nice for study. The library is the great place I always stay. There are various classes options. I came here just for learning English. I didn't declare any major. I made a lot of friends here and I also knew many of them already got transfer offer from UC schools.
Overall 4.8
Great school
Bad reviews
Overall 1
BEWARE FOLKS. IT'S YOUR GRADES, YOUR MONEY, AND YOUR TIME. DO WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU ONLY TO GET WHAT YOU NEED FROM THIS SCHOOL! GOOD LUCK! COUNSELING DEPARTMENT IS WORTHLESS & UNRELIABLE. With the exception of a few counselors that are actually helpful, all you will get is disappointment and bad advice! Use at your own risk.
Overall 1.2
De Anza College Is Very OVERRATED. You Can Get A Good Education Anywhere Just As Long As You Make The Best Out Of It. Don't Let The Bells & Whistles or Smoke & Mirrors At This Place Fool You.
Overall 1.9
Very inefficient, professors are a handful to deal with
Overall 1.9
I was going to give this school a better score for safety but then I remembered a trans student was attacked on campus and the facility felt it was better to bury the story rather than panic students. Their Covid handling lead to teachers coughing up blood, so can’t call it safe from their perspective either.
Overall 1.9
Not the best school. Classes are mundane and lack substance. You learn nothing from the majority of coursework. Profeasors rant too much about irrelevant topics like donald trump. 2 out of 10 professors I had here were good, I'd give them an A. The rest were C because the content of classes was average but not thought provoking, otherwise an F
Overall 1.9
There are only two good chem profs. Good luck graduating on time especially when their courses are always full.
Overall 2
Overrated college. People say its better than it is. Classes arent thought provoking and lack substance. This is a place to get an easy A and transfer. Lots of student visas so they give out A's to everyone. Not much learning done. Theres a strong radical progressive agenda and they dont like conservative views here. teachers rant about trump alot