Suggestions for College and University near San Francisco

D. J. • February 20Great college!! Lots of classes. Great for trades or transitional studies. Also tons of ESL classes and help. Tons of resources. They really want you to succeed. I love it here.

Kellie G. • January 25, 2013There is a list of advisors and their office hours posted right outside the door. The information is also available online!

Mar N. • June 13, 2011Email mnakano@ccsf.edu or call (415) 452-5709 if you would like to make an appointment for benefits, financial coaching, or tax assistance!

Brittany J. • January 31, 2012I love my skool and I PERSONALLY THINK DAT I SHOULD BE THE MAYOR OF THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HONESTLY!!!!!!!!!

Rachelle C. • October 24, 2010A perfect mix of top academics, strong sports, and the close knit church community!

Bay Area V. • April 1, 2010Become Mayor of BAVC and get a free surprise gift. Just show the front reception desk and they will hand over the loot.

Hatice U. • February 3, 2014Go to terrace level of student union and feel immediately relaxed with the view..

Alejandro F. • March 9, 2012If you need a massage (of course you do!), then go out of your way for a one hour massage here. Calm, quiet, clean, professional atmosphere.

Rod B. • March 13, 2009Come here and stock up on pirate flags, eyepatches, beard tonic, and anti-scurvy potion and help support the awesome kids literacy afterschool program in the back!

Jays • May 21, 2010Quite pricey, but really good & effective way of teaching. If money's not an issue, I highly recommend this school among other language schools in the city.

Kathleen L. • December 14, 2013In love with this library, always so consistently quiet. Major con are the hours--wish it was open later on the weekends.

Lindsay E. • February 28, 2014Zines from the 90s Mission, history of shopping malls, space design magazines, the Whole Earth catalogs. No "check out" so bring a digital camera or find the books on the Internet Archive. Viva SF!

Shawn C. • April 1, 2010Atrium :: Just one example of the great places for USF’ers to study in the library. Geschke 1st floor. Oh, and the Atrium is open 24/7 for students during the spring and fall semesters.