Cochise County Community College District

In my opinion Cochise County Community College District is a great school. This is my first semester in college and I am currently attending online school like many others due to Covid19. Though, I've had a really good experience. Teachers are really nice and accessible. Many people would always tell me how teachers in college would not care but they have actually helped me a lot and really show me they do care. They are really making this first semester as easy as it can be. The few times I've attended campus I felt really safe it just feels like a very good environment full of good vibes and also very clean.

Cochise College is a really great place for focused and affordable learning. The teachers are happy to be there and always willing to help. The campus is constantly adding new facilities and upgrading the old ones. There is a wide variety of students of all ages that are eager to learn and share their expirence, which is easy to achieve with the small class sizes. The annual Pit Fire Festival that is held in the fall is a big and anticipated community event that involves the culinary campus as well as the arts with wonderful displays of creativity for the whole family. I would recommend this college to anyone who is getting started in continuing their education or for anyone who wants to feed their curiosity and try new things.

I love that Cochise College partners with local high schools. Because they do, high school students, like me, are able to complete certain classes, and even obtain certifications so that we have a head start on our academic and career success. The college does a great job of encouraging academic success. I am grateful for the people who have helped me get where I'm going. Thanks Cochise College!

I have genuinely enjoyed my time attending Cochise College over the past few years. Cochise's class sizes are fairly small, the largest class size I've had was about 16 people; which makes for an immersive learning experience. I also enjoy how the college faculty are always available to answer any questions and are eager to help you down the right path. The instructors are just as devoted and a majority of them encourage after class assistance via email, office hours, and the educational labs(tutors) offered by the school. Cochise is extremely cost-effective and the majority of credits earn there can be easily transferred to any of the main Arizona institutions (UofA, ASU, NAU, Grand Canyon University,etc.).

Cochise College is a very great college, I was very skeptical at first about coming her but it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. The people and the advisors here are actually trying to help you and find the best possible way for you to save money and pass your classes. The college also helps prepare you for University and have universities come down all the time or we take students to different universities. My favorite part of this College is the teachers, of course there are some bad ones but the ones I have met are amazing and I've never liked school more than I do now.

The Cochise district is great and has been good to me and helped me in any way they could. While enrolling for the semester my advisor sat down with me and discussed every little detail of my schedule. When issues came up she helped resolve them immediately. Overall I would recommend this college to incoming Freshman like myself.

Cochise College is a nice community college that has amazing professors that are willing to help the students learn. They have amazing faculty that can assist in anything that the students need help with within or even outside of school. Although it is missing a few components to make the campus life more active and keeping the students interested it is an amazing college for a student to get there degree at. The tuition is affordable and the campus is always well kept. I will never regret going to this campus.

If your coming to Cochise, whether it's the douglas or the sierra vista campus; you will get more than your money's worth. The campuses are beautiful, lush and still accentuate the dessert flair, the professors are engaging and excited to teach, and the class sizes vary from perfectly cozy to big enough that you won't always be called on, even on campus activites are year round. That being said....it's still in a small town that has a huge drug problem, and has absolutely nothing to do for college-aged or even high school aged people. No clubs, few cafes, and almost nothing else. I'd say good college, bad college town.

As a new student at Cochise College, in Sierra Vista, Arizona I have felt welcomed by their staff. I will be starting my classes in the Fall of 2019 and I’m looking forward to it thus far. The experience I’ve had on campus has been delightful. The advising department has done its absolute best with guiding me through the process of registration, financial aid, and choosing classes to fit my degree plan. I am able to call my career advisor directly and within two rings on the line, he answers. He does his best at walking me through everything over the phone and if it cannot be accomplished then, he is eager to make an appointment. The lady I have encountered in the financial aid department has been extremely resourceful. After I filled out my FAFSA I went to the campus to see what else was needed to complete the process. She not only gave me the additional papers needed, but she guided me in filling them out. I had my hands full with my two bustling daughters while filling out the papers and she waited patiently for me to finish. I was mildly overwhelmed during this process, and she made me feel at ease. As if the college staff was not already remarkably welcome, the campus itself is charming. Outside of the student union building (where all my business, thus far has been held), there are stone tables and benches that sit at the edge of a lush green, grassy field. Oversized trees canopy over the tables to give them a much-needed break from the Arizona sun. This is where I chose to sit for a few minutes before leaving because it brings such peace, and is a constant reminder as to why this twenty-seven-year-old, mother of two is beginning her college career.

It's a small college, but there's lots of activities and clubs. It's affordable and the quality of education is good. There are several sports teams and plenty of support for them. The dorms on the Douglas campus are bigger and nicer than most of the ones at universities. Overall I would recommend it.

In my opinion, I think that it is a very good district, I started to study here in Cochise County and I am so happy and I am not thinking to move to another county, here I think that is a very safe and the people is really good and helpful.

Cochise County Community College District is overall a well organized school district. There are very well informed staff who are more than willing to lend a helping hand. There is a great teacher-to-student ratio and myself along with fellow students are able to get help from teachers, tutors, or classmates. The environment itself, is very calm and relaxed, which calms the nerves of upcoming tests and exams, which I have found very useful. Even though the college itself is somewhat isolated from the town community, once on campus, I do not feel isolated at all because of the many peers and teachers there. Cochise county Community College District is an excellent, comfortable, and outstanding district that I would very much recommend for incoming students who or looking for not only a great higher education, but also great friends and even better mentors.

Cochise County Community college is a school I would never hesitate to tell people about. My school is affordable saving all students thousands of dollars. The campus is rather small, meaning everyone knows each other. The sporting events are heavily supported and very entertaining to go to! There are many extracurricular activities that have inspired so many students. The campus is very safe with security roaming around every day, the students themselves watch out for each other. As cliche, as it might sound the on-campus living students, are like family, always looking out for each other.

Cochise College is a great way to start off college because of be smaller class sizes, which allows you to learn more. The faculties are extremely friendly and the students are friendly as well. There are a lot of family friendly events to participate in and learn more about culture, art, and many other topics. In addition, the Math and Writing Lab is extremely helpful. They have helped me do exceptionally well on all of my homework.

I thoroughly enjoy this school because of the class size and how the teachers care about the students and will work with us as much as possible. The campus is also very beautiful and the campus involves the students as much as possible. There are different activities every week either during the morning or the everting.