Green River Community College

Going to school here is great. I originally was in California when I enrolled and the veteran services was wonderful. They helped me through every step over the phone and I took my compass test at a local community college which they faxed my results to green river. I also picked my classes while in California. The professors are flexible and are always trying to help you out with whatever you need. The campus is clean, well kept, and tobacco free. Though, it is a short walk to the smoke pit. Parking is rough during the fall but the have a free shuttle service to and from the college. I haven’t had a negative experience so far.

This review for GRCC is on booking a meeting room for an outside business. Booking the room was easy via a phone call and filling out a form. I got the time slot we wanted for an all-​day meeting. I worked with Pam Dally, and she was great.
When we arrived to the room, the guest login and password along with the phone extension were written on the whiteboard for us for the desktop we were using for the presentation. I had asked for an easel which wasn’t there, but after asking at the front desk, one was brought up right away. The room was clean.
GRCC doesn’t set up the tables and chairs for you, but it was easy for us to do that ourselves for the small group we had.
When we came back from lunch, I asked security to unlock the door for us, and he was happy to do so. He was a friendly guy who chatted me on the way there.
The place was deserted on a Friday. I don’t know if that is because there was a break in the semester or what. It was very quiet, which was perfect for us. We had one student bang on the door in the middle of our meeting asking to use the pencil sharpener, which wasn’t a big deal. The only other disturbance all day was someone’s car with the bass cranked up so loud it was shaking the wall on the third story for about two minutes.
There is a big parking lot on the west side of Kent Station, next to GRCC which makes parking easier if the garage is full.
There isn’t a café or any vending machines anywhere that we could find so bring food or go out to eat.
The bathrooms were well kept.

Don’t waste your money on «Continuing Education».
The campus security are rude who enjoying asking people for their ID and kicking you out of the Kent campus if you did not bring your ID card.
This happened to me while I was doing homework for Spanish II. I am an enrolled-​student with a student ID#. Security guard could have looked up my ID # in the computer with my driver’s license.
SMH.