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Solano Community College is a good entry-level school to get your general education requirements. If you plan to get a bachelor's degree or higher from CSU or UC, check them out. They're vastly more affordable and have transfer agreements with both schools.

It is in a great location and has a beautiful open campus. A perfect place to go for a stepping stone towards a higher education to a university or state college. It has very helpful and encouraging staff.

Friendly and helpful teachers who want you to do your best. Good atmosphere among students. Always working towards bettering programs and overall school.

I personally give Solano Community College 7 out of 10. The school is a good way for one to easy their way into the college life style, still providing free decision making for adults and reasonable costs. However, the campus and it's bathroom can be much cleaner. Also, the highest degree that you can receive from Solano is an Associates degree.

The campus is very easily navigated. The faculty and staff are always knowledgeable and extremely helpful. The class sizes are relatively small.

For a Junior College it's not that bad. The small class sizes are beneficial. Most teachers are more willing to work with students. If you stay focus you'll do just fine.

this is a great school. i love going there. but however, i want to transfer.

Solano is a pretty good school. Average academics. Nice sized campus.

My experience is about half good and half bad. When you get a good teacher, who cares and is approachable, it is very good, you learn a lot and are interested in the subjects. Overall, it's been fine.

Solano is your typical community college with the typical motley crew of awesome, mediocre, and not really wanting to be there people, among others who fall into other not as easy to define categories. The teachers who are any good want to help you succeed and thus are available to help you. In all, SCC is a pretty decent community college to attend, priced more reasonably by a few bucks than Napa Valley, and spread over several campuses for ease of access to the students.