West Valley College

I'm primarily a full-time student in Mission College but I'm also part doing a sister college classes which is in West Valley. Although, it takes me forever trying to figure out where to go. So my experience is not as much what exactly in mind but I like it as equally as possible even if the environment is completely confusing. The groundskeepers made it so I am pretty much trying to respect that.and I love how they use the perspective into spacious for all the students that roam about.

I attended this school in-person August 2016 to December 2017, plus online Summer 2018. The campus is beautiful, woodsy, and has nice facilities. However, I had to leave this college for 2 reasons, and one of them affected a lot of people I knew who attends here. This community college makes you take way too many prerequisites that don't count for many of their classes. I had to take two prerequisite classes just for English 1, and I passed that class no problem because the professor talked about nothing related to the class. I needed business classes and I couldn't register for those because I needed even more prerequisite classes that don't transfer. My first year there, I only had 9 transferable units, less that what I should've had in one semester. Many people who I personally know just end up getting stuck here for years or end up losing motivation because of poor guidance and never being able to finish. I transferred to West Hills Community College in Coalinga and Lemoore, mainly because they offered ag classes. However, they didn't make me take prerequisites that I don't need or don't transfer. I finished West Hills in 3 semesters and transferred to Fresno State. My advice: This community college makes you take way too many classes that you don't need and don't count and will make you lose motivation. There are a ton of community colleges in Northern California. Find one that actually wants you to finish! If West Valley-Mission cares about their student's success, they need to rethink this! Otherwise, it just seems like they're squeezing money from poorly guided students that end up dropping out.