Palomar College San Marcos, CA
Palomar College
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Contact Info
| Address: | 1140 W. Mission San Marcos, CA 92069-1487 |
| Phone: | (760) 744-1150 |
| General Site: | WWW.PALOMAR.EDU |
| Admissions: | http://www.palomar.edu/admissions/ |
| Application: | https://eservices.palomar.edu/psp/pals9prdguest/?cmd=login |
Palomar College
- Located in San Marcos, CA
- Public
- 26,231 students enrolled
- - admitted
- $1,288 annual cost to attend
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Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Tips for Prospective Students
- Shovan from Oceanside, CA
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Jul-11-2017
I am
a past student here
don't be shy
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- Anna from Vista, CA
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Oct-02-2015
I am
a current student here
Make sure you use ratemyprofessor.com when picking your classes. The heads of the departments are usually a good way to go. Also, consider bringing your own lunch from home.
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- Greg from San Diego, CA
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Aug-26-2015
I am
a current student here
A community college everyone goes and then leaves. People do not care about meeting one another and it is like an extended high school.
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- Sophia from Valley Center, CA
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Jun-10-2015
I am
a past student here
Research your teachers before getting into their classes!
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- Roberta from Vista, CA
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Dec-01-2014
I am
a current student here
A very good tip is meet your consolers before you enroll in classes they would help you pick the right classes at the right time so you wouldn't stress.
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