San Jacinto College - North
School info
3.5
Overall Quality
Reputation
3.8
Food
3.1
Clubs
3
Facilities
3.6
Internet
3.6
Location
3.7
Opportunities
3.5
Safety
4.1
Social
3
Happiness
4
Basic Information
Location
- Houston, TX
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public
- Established: 1975
- Founder: The founders of San Jacinto College North are not explicitly listed as individual founders. However, the establishment of the college involved the efforts of various individuals and entities, including the voters in the Channelview, Deer Park, Galena Park, La Porte, and Pasadena school districts who approved the creation of East Harris County Union Junior College in May 1960. Therefore, the closest answer would be: Voters in Channelview, Deer Park, Galena Park, La Porte, and Pasadena school districts
Academic information
Degree Courses
- San Jacinto College offers over 200 degree courses
Key Area
- Arts
- Humanities
- Communications
- Design
- Environmental Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Health Sciences
- Social and Behavioral Sciences
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: 12,847 students are enrolled at San Jacinto College - North
- Undergraduates: 12,847 undergraduate students are enrolled at San Jacinto College - North
- Postgraduates: 0 (San Jacinto College does not have any postgraduate students enrolled, as indicated by the data provided in the sources)
- Academic Staff: The North Campus of San Jacinto College has approximately 30-40 academic staff members, based on the organizational structure provided in the sources
- Administrative Staff: San Jacinto College - North has approximately 30-40 administrative staff members, based on the organizational charts provided
Notable Alumni
- Patrick Swayze
- Denice D. Lewis
- South Park Mexican
- Mozzi Gyorio
- Mike Gonzalez
- Cale Lansville
- Sabin Ceballos
- Hunter Hollan
- Chase Adkison
- Cole Turney
- JJ Sanchez
- Trey Dillard
- Ryan Hernandez
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Students talk about this school
Good reviews
Overall 5
Awesome
Overall 5
Love san jac
Overall 5
I only do online classes but the times I have gone it, I love the school. It's close to my house, it's pretty, the signs guide you easily in the right direction, people are helpful, AND there's starbucks! Yum!!!
Overall 4.9
Good college.
Overall 4.5
I love this campus because it is Close to my house. I do feel some of the staff is very unprofessional though. Also, their financial aid department is very unorganized. They need to work on their phone curtesy. Sometimes you can hear them talking crap to one another about your questions.
Overall 4.5
Fall 2017 was my first year at San Jac and I loved it!, I am looking forward to a great experience throughout my associates' degree. I definitely recommend this college.
Overall 4.5
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Overall 4.5
peaceful, good place to start after graduating from high school. small classrooms, thereby very effective link and communication between professors and students.
Overall 4.4
I really love this campus!
Overall 4.4
I just graduated. My time at San Jac North was good. The school has a national top 10 rating. The profs are smart and take their teaching seriously. The North campus is smaller, so it was very easy to get around. It is a great place to learn.
Bad reviews
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Overall 1.3
Shool had degraded as well for attendies
Overall 1.5
the classes are pretty cheap. There is a lot of red tape to go through though if you need stuff like financial aid or if you want to sign up for classes that are not part of your major. Be prepared to run around a little bit. You can't really talk to who you need to talk to on the phone so you have to go in person. notalwayseasyifyoulivefaraway
Overall 1.6
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Overall 1.8
Pass rate for the LVN to RN program is horrible, 15 out of 100 Nurses will actually succeed in this costly program. No credit given for prior Pharmacology credit. Mandatory software purchase $800 that is NOT counted for a grade.
Overall 1.9
they try and trick you into opening up a new credit card account by saying it is how you get your financial aid. They are really good about hounding you down to pay your tuition but when it comes time for something important to you you are pretty much on your own.