Mesa Community College

I want to attend Mesa Community College because of its strong programs that align with my goal of becoming a veterinary technician. Their hands-on learning opportunities, including labs and real-world experience, will help me gain the skills I need to work in animal care. I also appreciate that MCC offers support for students with different learning needs, which is important to me as someone with ADHD and an IEP. The campus environment seems welcoming, and I believe MCC will provide the right foundation for my future career in veterinary medicine.

I'm planning on going to school for music education, and just hearing them play makes it a clear option as a stand-out community college to attend.

I personally have had an excellent experience at MCC. I am a theatre major and my experience in the program has been nothing short of the highest caliber. The best thing about being a student here is that the professors really seek to provide their students with opportunities outside of the classroom to get involved with their major. The hands on experience that I have gained has been invaluable and I feel will definitely give me an edge as I continue to pursue my educational goals. I would definitely recommend this school to not only save money but to experience this level of quality education.

I love MCC, its teachers, the people, the clubs, everything! It's a community college, so there is no living on campus. However, they provide many services for students such as military, disability, roommate matching, and more. The teachers heavily emphasize that they understand that students have jobs, children, or just a life altogether outside school, so they are super understanding. All tutoring services are free and there are so many resources for students. The class sizes max at around 20-30 students, so the teachers provide personal attention. If you are eligible, I highly recommend looking into the Presidential Honors Scholarship. It will pay for your tuition (up to 15 credits per semester) for the entire time you are there. Books and other costs you have to pay separate, but if you get more scholarships, you can get even those covered. With the Honors Scholarship, FAFSA, and other scholarships I've received, I not only have all my school covered, the leftover money I receive from scholarships go straight to me. I am quite literally being paid to go to school. So my advice is apply, apply, apply! Lastly if you can, I highly recommend doing clubs. I went to clubs expecting me to go to one meeting and never returning, but I ended up becoming a club senator and being a part of the MCC student senate. If you're a woman, Women Rising Club is a great club with empowerment. Plus sometimes, they give out tickets to events for free. I went to see the Phoenix Symphony extremely close to the front for free! The ticket prices were $84 for the cheap ones, much more for the sit that I got. I am in M.E.C.H.A (for latinos) and Friendly Colors (for lgbtq). I've met incredible people and I'm friends with so many different people from these great clubs, and they are just so much fun!

HORRIBLE. I was a student in American sign language with James Rice. He sexually harassed me outside of class and I was forced to withdraw early before graduating. The same thing has happened to my classmate and friend and her family is going to be suing mesa college for not helping or protecting her. don't take James rice's class. he is a sexual predator!!!!

I am a returning student that has had an amazing transition back into the classroom. Everyone goes above and beyond to make sure I understand what is expected of me and to make sure I receive all the help I need. From the financial aid office to the academic advisors, I am always able to easily get ahold of someone to answer my questions which is a very important thing for someone who has been away for so long.

It is a good option when it's your only option. Otherwise, I'd prefer to be at Arizona State University. Class registration is confusing and very different from my previous experiences with other colleges. Classes and professors are usually good, but it's the luck of the draw.

Very affordable and accommodating. I currently am a online student and I have no problems connecting to my classes or getting ahold of my instructors. I am currently in a class where we meet every week and have collaborations that I find very helpful.

Mesa Community College is a great place to learn for people going back to school or as a stepping stone before transferring to a four year university. The professors genuinely care about their students and its easier to get a better education due to smaller class sizes. The tuition is much cheaper and the credits are very transferable to almost anywhere.

Mesa Community College provides a vibrant facility for eager students who are determined to achieve their educational goals. The majority of professors I have come into contact with are extremely bright educators and have a deep passion for the subject they are teaching. I have never felt unsafe at this facility and no matter if you are attending night classes or those in the morning, security carts roam the campus often to ensure everyone's safety. The only substantial complaint I have regarding this school is the ever-present idea that it is only a transfer school that nobody should place much importance in. Because of this, both teachers and students are all too willing to give up hope in their related subject matter. This demoralizes all who are involved in the classroom and may even lead to some suspecting college is not something to be bothered about. In my honest opinion, if there were a louder pride in attending Mesa Community College, its very student body of young people who may not have had the best record in high school, and the matured adults in the school who seek education after years of business and life getting in the way would more fully recognize the importance of college education.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at MCC after transferring from ASU to save money. The professors are generally all very understanding, flexible, and supportive. They understand students have other commitments, and they make themselves available if you need any help. My advisor was incredibly helpful and made sure I knew what steps I needed to complete to reach my objectives.

I have enjoyed my time there. The campus atmosphere is quiet, which I enjoy. As opposed to their infamously rowdy neighbor ASU, there is little nonsense here and I have never encountered or heard about any security issues on campus which is very reassuring given recent events. In addition, the teachers that I have had are concerned about student success far more than I had anticipated which has meant a lot to me. I really have little bad to say. I don’t know too much about the sports as I do not really participate in them. But I do watch and see other students do them and the coaches much like the teachers seem very encouraging and, in general, they seem to have a lot of success. Also, the support staff deserve a shout out because the Librarians, Counseling staff, and financial aid officers are amazing. They all seemingly always have information I need, and on the rare occasions that they do not they are great about getting me pointed in the correct direction which has saved me a lot of frustration, especially in the early years of my college career. And lastly with the latest occurrences surrounding the global pandemic known as COVID the teacher and management response to it has been more than helpful. I received emails and pamphlets about loans, class suspension if needed, canned goods and other goods all of these being things that I consider beyond what is normally required of a school to provide for their students. Would recommend for anyone interested in attending.

I love Mesa Community College so much, and it has been an integral part of my achieving an Associate's Degree in Music Business. The students, the teachers, and the overall culture make for a great college environment! If I could recommend this college to a senior in high school who is about to graduate, I would tell them that it is for sure a place that will build your future.

Mesa Community College is an amazing school! I've attended several schools throughout the valley and Mesa has been my top choice. The instructors provide top quality instruction and I feel like I truly walk away with a good grasp on content. The environment at Mesa is unlike other schools in that everyone is so positive and inviting.

I really enjoy attending Mesa Community College, the class sizes aren't too big or too small so you can talk to classmates without feeling like the professor doesn't know you exist. The campus is large enough and well kept, the professors are open to students and available on Canvas as well as their office hours.