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had a pretty good experience at De Anza. I
transferred there after having a pretty negative experience at a
UC school. I only ever had one teacher at
De Anza who really didn't deserve to be a teacher,
the rest of them were all well qualified, and easily
approachable. I found the best teachers using Rate My
Professors, it really helped me avoid overly difficult classes and
horrible teachers. The campus is nice for a community
college. They just got finish remodeling the campus center
and have a brand new food court and indoor seating
area. Since De Anza is a community college there
isn't a whole lot of interraction with other students, as
everybody is busy with their life outside of school, and
the people you get to know in your classes you
tend to never see again. The maturity level of
my classmates was always really good, definitely a step up
from high school despite what people say about community college
being just like high school. Most of the unmotivated
students tend to drop within the first couple of weeks.
Parking can be really difficult, but I was always
able to find parking in the Flint Center parking garage
when worse came to worse. My one complaint about
the school was the counselors tended not to know what
they were talking about-I could talk to three different counselors,
ask the same questions, and get completley different answers.
Overall...good community college, one of the highest ranked in the
state, prepared me for a CSU and UC education, and
saved me a lot of money. If you aren't
quite ready to move away from home, or if you
are worried about your finances, community college is the way
to go-it is completley different from high school-much much better.
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