Austin Community College: Pinnacle Campus - Austin, Texas

Le Austin Community College: Pinnacle Campus est un établissement d'enseignement de renom situé à 7748 US-290, Austin, TX 78736. Avec un numéro de téléphone facilement accessible, 22238001, et un site web informatif, austincc.edu, cette université offre une variété de spécialités pour répondre aux besoins de ses étudiants.

Le campus de Pinnacle est réputé pour son accessibilité, offrant des entrées adaptées aux fauteuils roulants et un parking accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite. Cette attention portée à l'accessibilité démontre l'engagement de l'établissement envers tous ses étudiants, quel que soit leur besoin.

Les spécialités proposées par le Austin Community College: Pinnacle Campus sont nombreuses et variées, allant des formations professionnelles aux programmes d'études supérieures. L'université offre une éducation de qualité dans un environnement d'apprentissage stimulant et propice à la réussite académique.

En ce qui concerne les avis, le campus de Pinnacle a reçu un total de 14 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 3.7/5. Bien que toutes les expériences ne soient pas parfaites, la majorité des avis sont positifs, mettant en avant la qualité de l'enseignement, la variété des programmes proposés et l'accessibilité du campus.

Avis de Austin Community College: Pinnacle Campus

Melanie Bengoa

1/5

The past years here have been a mediocre experience. The entire college lacks communication and consistency with what you are told from office to office and campus to campus. They hold graduation DURING finals week as if students don't have enough going on. Graduation memorabilia is only available at certain campuses. So expect to have to go extremely out of the way during finals week because bookstores open the week of graduation.

Jesse Garule

1/5

So far my experience has been very sub-par. I am a Navy Vet who served 7 1/2 years as a deep sea diver, I have talked to two different counselors, one at the South location, and one at the pinnacle location. They both told me completely different things as to the process, and the course options I could take. Now that it is less than a week away from the start of spring classes, I am finally good to go, even though I started the process back in September. My biggest complaint is with the Veterans "specialist" who is in charge of filing my gi bill paperwork. I have been trying to ask if it is complete for a month now via voicemails (because she has never answered a single phone call) and repeated emails. Her responses were evasive and delayed any real response, she couldn't recall me dropping off my dd-214 and said I should come in for an INTIAL meeting two weeks after our actual first encounter, and when I tried to simply get a definitive "yes" your paperwork is filed correctly, she could not do it. I tried one last time yesterday by calling 3 times, leaving two voicemails and sending an email, and got 0 response. So today I took off of work, drove 25 miles one way through Austin traffic to get there by the time she was in the office, and it took her less than a minute to type in my student id and say "you're all set!"
She had no idea who I was, didn't recall any of our past conversations, and had no remorse for causing such an inconvenience. When I asked if she ever checks her voicemails or emails because I had been trying for a MONTH to get 45 seconds of effort from her, she said she hadn't checked anything since she got back from break. Over a week ago. Which is a lie because she responded to an email as soon as break was over but never followed up on it.
I walked out before I got too angry and said something rude, which is more respect than she showed me this entire application process. If she can't respond to an applicant with less than a minute of effort required for 30 days, maybe she should be fired, or maybe show up to work before 10am. Or maybe stay late and put forth some effort. Thanks for the lack of respect. I'm very disappointed that 4 of my teammates died last year so you can be terrible at your cushy desk job.

John DeBrincat

1/5

I have had experience with a few different community colleges in my travels. ACC is by far, the worst I have ever seen. The website is horrendous. The fees are insane - it is cheaper to attend Blinn 100 miles away, even though I am 3 miles from Pinnacle in Hays. The red tape and run-around to get anything done is maddening. Do yourself a favor - take your money and get a better education at Texas State or A&M for less money.

Shelli Sellers

4/5

ACC in itself is a great school, I just prefer the South Austin campus.

Amanda Page

5/5

Miss this place best most comfey library ever with great view.

muslim aldi

4/5

Wowwww beautiful air beautiful woods here.

Ram Krishna

5/5

Excellent teaching and quality education.

John & Christy Hay

4/5

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