The school is awesome. The staff gave great support and information. Looking forward to my son going there

As a parent my experience with Cisco College has been great. Clear and concise information from her Coach during the recruiting process. I had already filled out the FAFSA and knew what to expect, but did contact the Financial Aid office a few times. They were quick to answer and always did what they said they were going to do. Registration for classes was simple. Move-In day was well organized. Obtaining the correct books - easy as pie. I love the diverse campus - yes it is a little old and could use updating but with that comes increased tuition costs. Excited to see what this year brings my daughter.

This school is a joke and they break laws and rules all the time it's ridiculous. It goes from praying over the loud speakers at their football games, having "bible verse of the day" in classes when this college is NOT a Christian college, to professors and coaches talking to students parents without permission, and the list goes on. A good majority of the people that work here are crooked and you won't get by unless you're Christian and conservative since that's basically what the college goes by. Especially since a good majority of the teachers have tenure, this won't change any time soon. The campus is disgusting and things are always broken. It seems like nothing has been updated since the 70's. Although there is a handful of professors that actually care and are good teachers, I wouldn't recommend going here unless it's your last option.

Their volley ball team came to our chipotle after a game. They must've lost cause they were incredibly rude, and their coaches couldn't even say thank you for us giving them free meals after they asked. This college to me is more likely a pre school the way they acted and their attitudes towards me and my co-workers.

A compact campus with a killer view. The administrations staff here was awesome. I spoke with them (for work-related reason) only for a few minutes, but they made me feel at home as soon as I walked in the door.