Reading these comments YIKES! Difficult to try and support local entities that don t care for people. I m 58 yo, saved forever to get my degree and now I m looking where to start. Thanks to your comments I won t be throwing my money away here.
Almost finished with my second year. I ve enjoyed my time and classes at CSN, even through virtual learning.
This is a small College campus, which has more of a "Private College" feel to it.
There are only three buildings where courses can be taken, which lead to a less confusing time negotiating campus directions.
They have a huge cactus and desert landscape garden that hosts a variety of our native Southern Nevada landscape. They have a small cafe located in the C Building and Bookstore located in the A Building.
Professional staff are very knowledgeable and very capable of helping students out regarding any scenarios. Most negative reviews by previous or current students spawn from the fact that many of these very students are neglecting to read vital information regarding college processes. It is ultimately the student's responsibility to inform themselves of policy regarding what they have to do as students; many of them simply wont take responsibility and take it out on us, as it very easy to do so for them.
If you are a student, then I would highly recommend getting in touch with your program specific counselor or an academic advisor. They'll help you navigate the complex world of College and inform you of any pertinent information regarding yourself as a student.
If you have questions regarding Financial Aid, paying for courses, getting a refund, selecting courses to take, choosing a major and/or declaring your degree, transferring to another institution, etc; please don't hesitate stopping by the B Building, Student Services Area to ask questions.
We're all here for the students and genuinely care about their success in College.
Thank you for the two professors that were amazing, the other experiences were... Less than ideal in terms of this school having it together... It doesn't.
In any other state, this school would be closed for being a fraud.
In Nevada it's considered a "gem in post high school education"
Teachers who don't really know their material. Bookstore staff apparently doing extra shifts after working at 7-11 and administration confused on who is in charge.
It's a great School I've been going here for a while now and I Professor I have had has been very helpful and informative
The school comes with lots of blues but you get your success which is golden... its best to be a coyote where you must be resourceful and adapt to its changes clever in your studies playful with other students and a bit of a trickster with your parents or loved ones and that what the school is all about and what it takes to graduate and complete your studies... when your bored you can shapeshift to anything you want to adapt to have your fun as a coyote.
My student, like many other students in 2020, struggled amidst the pandemic. Instead of compassion and empathy, this school - College of Southern Nevada High School South - dropped my student on the last of the last week of 2020. This put my student and I in a scramble to find a school to go to in less than two weeks during a time when schools were mostly closed. College of Southern Nevada High School South only cares about GPAs; they couldn't care less about the mental well-being of students! Parents beware: this school will drop your student if his/her grades drop, no matter what the reason. And they'll leave you to scramble to find your student's next school.
Terrible experience, info criss crossed , 3 different start times. Broken links in emails. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else but here.
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