South mountain community college Review

Was there for covid testing. It was quite a pleasant experience with exception of the nasal test.

My experience with SMCC was great, I only took a Physics class here. The process of registering the class was easy and the staff were nice and friendly. The class and the physics professor were great. SMCC has a nice campus, the buildings are not old, and the parkings are free. I really enjoyed my one semester there.

It's like a ghost town at the moment... covid-19 has campus lockdown no students no faculty

Amazing school with tons of legendary good staff members. At one point it was the most diverse community college in Arizona! They also have a knack for accommodating people with different abilities. The campus is laid out with great architecture. The staff is really what makes the place though.

At orientation was told i had to pretty much take avid or they would freeze my credits. Really regret wasting my time and money.

I love this college. It's the college with a heart and it shows

I've had a wonderful experience here, and I've been to 2 other universities. The faculty & professors all actually care about you as an individual. Your life outside of class and your goals matter to them. Class size is small! I've never been in one bigger than about 13. You'll start to recognize faces, and it's easy to make friends & find friendly mentors. There are so many helpful outlets to apply for scholarships and other aid. Tutoring is free and convenient hours for it. Also, very helpful transfer experts who assist you in going to ASU, if that's a goal of yours. My only complaint is that sometimes a class doesn't fill up enough, while it's taking enrollment, so then they have to cancel the class if not enough interest. But I would definitely recommend coming here -- I'd say it's the ideal community college.

South Mountain has the greatest and most diverse students and it is a joy to teach them. I always look forward to the start of the semester when my classroom fills with great gifts, ready to learn. Its seems as though the entire community is represented, young, old, every color, faith, culture, awesome vets. I teach CIS105, Survey of Computer Information Systems, and have never used a textbook, nor do my students have to purchase any software.. As a futurist, I enjoy preparing my students for their future. My students end their semester with me with a professional portfolio of their work from throughout the semester which is their own to keep.