Portland Community College Top Questions

Financial Aid and not enough clean facilities

advising is not that good

Finding time to do homework and study.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that they have multiple campuses spread throughout the city and adjacent suburbs. Courses are offered at different campuses, which sometimes results in having to travel all over town each day.

Parking is probably the roughest thing at PCC- Rock Creek. Fact is there jsut isn't enough of it.

Only that I wish I had availed myself of some decent teachers with greatly encouraging attitudes decades ago instead of dragging around in not good work with not good pay my whole(so far)life. I love PCC,but Sarah Lawrence (1968 degree BA) was not a realistic place back then and East West is a total fabrication of the reality of massage in Oregon.

To understand why I get frustrated with my school, you would have to know that I come from a small town. I live in a town where you can look to anyone and have the knowledge to tell at least five facts of the person. Which is why I was so excited to leave this town and become acquainted with others I haven't known my entire life. Unfortunately for me, meeting new people in a community college is easier said than done. This is why my biggest frustration is how difficult it is to meet new people at PCC.

For me, one of the more frustrating aspects is the commute. P.C.C. has numerous campuses dispersed throughout the Portland metro area. I try and do my best to keep the miles down to a minimum, as well as having an gas saving vehicle, yet I wish that there was a more extensive shuttle service offered.

The sororities and fraternitites

Is that it offers only a few different options for graduating with a degree or certificate and has very few extricurricular student activities. There is are no sports teams or very many clubs or sorority/fraternity oppertunites.