San Bernardino Valley College
School info
3.6
Overall Quality
Reputation
3.6
Food
3.2
Clubs
3.3
Facilities
3.8
Internet
3.8
Location
3.5
Opportunities
3.8
Safety
3.6
Social
3.3
Happiness
4
Basic Information
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Community College
- Established: 1926
- Founder: San Bernardino Valley Union Junior College District
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Numerous
- but exact count not specified; however
- the catalog lists a wide range of programs including Associate of Arts
- Associate of Science
- and various certificates
- totaling over 100 different programs and courses
Key Area
- Arts
- Communication
- Design
- Business
- Information Technology
- Hospitality
- Health
- Wellness
- Athletics
- Science
- Engineering
- Math
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: 17,044
- Undergraduates: 10,767 (total enrollment, but the specific number of undergraduate students is not separated; however, it is indicated that the full-time undergraduate enrollment is 2,498)
- Academic Staff: 577 (148 Full-time & 429 Part-time)
- Administrative Staff: 459
Notable Alumni
- Susan Anton
- George Brown
- Jr.
- Judith Valles
- Tyree Washington
- Jimmy Webb
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Good reviews
Overall 5
Awesome school!!
Overall 5
I love the online courses! it avoids the hassle and stress of having to commute!
Overall 5
A great school
Overall 5
San Bernardino Valley College gives you all the opportunities to be an excellent student. I am a first-generation student and feel blessed to study at SBVC. I studied abroad in Spain and Dublin, Ireland. While I was a student ambassador for San Bernardino Valley College. This Spring is my last semester, and I am going to transfer to UC or CSU.
Overall 5
All around good school
Overall 5
Good all around school
Overall 5
A great place to learn and grow
Overall 5
Fantastic professors. Great selection of online classes. Recorded lectures. Terrific counselors. Free text books for many classes. Wonderful tutors. Loads of encouragement and help transferring to a four year university. Great school.
Overall 5
Great great professors, lots of accommodations. Lots of help and tutoring. Lots of couselors who care and willing to help. Lots of resouces, and job opportunities.
Overall 5
Valley college is a great school. Just like any other college, they have their good and bad professors. But overall Valley college offers many options for students to succeed, the faculty are well respected and care for us. It depends on how responsible you are as a person in collaborating with teachers and everything else on campus.
Bad reviews
Overall 1.1
If you can avoid coming to this school do so. There are few excelent instructors & I feel bad for them,but other than that no enthusiam to teach whatsoever. FinancialAid is the worst,they will make any excuse to keep your money. Staff is the least friendliest & there are too many alerts sent to you because of incicidents. STAY ALERT AT ALL TIMES!!
Overall 1.1
This campus is the worst,the school over all sucks!Came to this college to retake two courses & from day one I had problems. They wouldn't take my transcripts so had to restart Math from the bottom and Financial Aid. Ugh lord help the financial aid department! They are the worst, wouldn't give me my money and stayed with it! Poor college etiquette.
Overall 1.3
This school offers no help whats so ever when you ask for help they make it so complicated for one to do thier basic things dont recommend going here
Overall 1.7
College itself doesnt really care for their students much at all. They dont try very hard with anything. Did literally nothing for 2020 graduates, with no explanation or effort. Dont really hire very great professors or check up on them at all. Extremely disappointed. Make sure to look up potential professors and ask around about them!!
Overall 1.9
This campus has no business looking this good for being so bleh. Really, architecture here is nice, and many classrooms are great, but overall the school quality is poor. Not the education, the shcool. Food sucks, social life doesn't exist, internet can be spotty. At least administration is helpful, and it is a good academic stepping stone.