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The building and resources are conducive to learning. It is centrally located with excellent public transportation. The tuition is reasonable and there are tons of student activities and events.

Salt Lake Community College really is the wiser choice for students looking to attend college after high school graduation. Class sizes are small, the tuition is much cheaper than larger universities, and the quality of the professors and their teaching is great. Though some look down on community colleges, I sincerely believe that it's the smartest route to take after high school before transferring to a university.

I enjoy the the wide range of classes and many different campuses to allow you to attend at your convince this college has been a great experience a must take class is Decade of the 60's Professor Richard Jensen.

Since there has been such an influx of students the last couple of years, financial aide takes forever and classes fill up very quickly. It is still a ton cheaper than the other colleges around here, and I would highly recommend it to anyone about to graduate high school. Why pay more for the same thing?

They have excellent teachers always willing to help students. They have excellent writing and math tutors available. They have excellent programs for students in all walks of life.

Salt Lake Community College offers students a great opportunity to step ahead. Their focus on small classrooms, great staff, and broad subjects makes it easy to attend. Most importantly, this place has a huge community drive and opportunity flourishes because of it.

Teachers take their time to teach you , instead of just reading from the book. Lots of ways to transfer and get a good job at SLCC

It is a very welcoming campus and all of the staff are helpful and compassionate. They are really good at making a person who doesn't know anything about college or how to do it feel confident enough to start. They also have a huge selection of classes and programs.

It is a wonderful college where there is built a small community with professors and academic advisors. The greatest benefit is the money, the first two years of school, the money invested is reasonable and worth it.

Great to get a cheap Associate's degree. Easy to access. Most of the teacher's are uncaring, don't even have to go to most classes, and most don't help answer questions.