Name: College of the Desert
Address: 43-500 Monterey Ave, Palm Desert, CA 92260, USA, US
Telephone: +1 760-346-8041

College of the Desert is a university, located at 43-500 Monterey Ave, Palm Desert, CA 92260, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 760-346-8041, visit their website www.collegeofthedesert.edu for more detailed information.

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43-500 Monterey Ave, Palm Desert, CA 92260, USA

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Anonymous

12 November 2017

Beautiful and clean campus.
Anonymous

08 August 2017

Amazing community college every staff member is super helpful and respectful.also it is quite beautiful campus
Anonymous

19 May 2017

A couple of bad and good people, but my experience so far is okay.
Anonymous

08 April 2017

They have horrible service. No one ever knows what they are talking about and it is extremely hard to get in contact with them. They are also very unorganized.
Anonymous

31 January 2017

No one picks up the phone and if they do contact you through the email they act like your little kid and give you an oblivious answer that doesn't fix the problem.
Anonymous

07 January 2017

Nobody every pick ups the f'ing phone! Don't waste your time calling
Anonymous

12 July 2016

California higher education has gone to hell in a hand-basket. Once upon a time tuition fees at California junior colleges was capped at $50 per semester. Caps were long ago removed and it is crazy expensive to attend junior college now. In addition, California uses mandatory and assigned textbooks meaning you do not get to select your own reading materials and you will be an arm and a leg for your textbooks since this system basically grants the publishers a monopoly and the right to charge you whatever they want.

California uses the 'general education' system, which is basically a way to charge you for 2 to 3 years worth of class tuition for a bunch of units/credits that have absolutely or nearly nothing to do with your major. Leaving you only two years of upper division at a university dedicated to your actual major subject. For example, if you wanted to be an engineer you will need to take psychology, humanities, arts, physical education and a bunch of useless classes which are very expensive and do not go very far in educating you in your chosen career path.

The 'Liberal to Conservative' teacher ratio is way out of whack. So if you chose to be educated in California, that education, if you can call it that, will be heavily biased and almost entirely liberal with no conservative points of view provided. Therefore, you will not be taught to think. You will be taught to regurgitate or to mimic. ie you will be trained not taught to think.

If you want to be a thinker look elsewhere than California for higher education (and/or lower education).