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October 2023 by Jeff Johnson
What a good read!
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September 2023 by Michael Borres
I went to get my journeyman test and I Park there then after the test fir 3hrs I received a citation that needs to pay $15 whatever you guys are crazy next time tell us in advance as a visitor no free parking no good next time I will not get a test here anymore.keep on calling the number on my citation to explain what happen they never answer the phone they want you to pay right away.whatever SLCC
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August 2023 by Megan L.
This is a good SLCC campus. It's a decent size. It's not overly crowded so it's not too difficult to find a parking spot. I was in the Medical Assistant Program here. I met a lot of friends here. They do need more food options. We would go get food in between classes around lunchtime and all the food places would be closed.
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January 2019 by Shawnn Hartley
Amazing school I have enjoyed my time here
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December 2011 by Sam S.
Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) is a great school for anyone looking to start college, learn a trade, or continue their education. For college freshman going to SLCC to complete general education requirements makes a lot of sense: lower cost tuition and smaller classes. All credits earned at SLCC will transfer to any other school in Utah so many students use SLCC as a springboard to go to other schools to complete a Bachelor's degree. That's what I did. I earned an Associates Degree in General Studies at SLCC and then finished my Bachelor's degree at Utah Valley University. I always had great teachers at SLCC who loved to teach, appreciated the smaller class sizes, and felt like I learned more than I would have at a bigger school. SLCC (pronounced "slick") is great. When I went to this campus of Salt Lake Community College years ago it was very small, only two or three buildings and felt very much like being back in high school. Many of the students were fresh out of high school and the smaller hallways and classrooms had that high school feel to me. I don't know if that's changed in the years that have followed, but that's how it was for me. Regardless of that high school feel I really liked this campus. The classrooms were all brand new and very nice. The teaches I had were great and the classes were a lot of fun. The campus being smaller also didn't have a lot of students, so class sizes were pretty small, usually 25 or less. SLCC cares about education and is a great way to complete your first two years of college or learn a trade.
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September 2011 by Karli P.
I like this campus because it's the perfect size. Redwood campus is huge, but has a better lunch selection.
