Long Beach City College – Pacific Coast Campus

It’s small and that makes it easier to move around campus. Overall not bad for a sub campus to the Liberal arts one.

PCC represents the OG LBC. Definitely a place where you watch your back cuz this isn’t the other LBCC near the nice and neat Lakewood area. If you’re intimidated by tattoos, smoking, and other stuff that you’d see at a really rough biker bar, then stick to LAC.
1 star off for some psycho who keeps stealing all the toilet paper from the men’s restrooms. Things must be really bad when you have to steal 1 ply.

This campus is no comparison to LAC. Parking is a nightmare! Some mornings I have to resort to street parking and I got to say, this campus is in the ghetto.
Definitely not my first choice to take classes here. I only had to go to this campus for a few classes that were not offered at the other campus.

Ok school to go to a lot of construction under way when I was attending short time. Dropped out because classes move to fast for people with disabilities. I’m from special education all the way through high school and couldn’t speak until almost five. Its all in my records. Got paper work. So college was that much harder nothing against school just wished they had more speical education clasaes ao students can attend amd make it easier to get a degree beca what people don’t realize is that I was born with learnin disabilities and will never change.

They got rid of so much parking to build a new building, and next semester the parking permit price will increase while we park a mile away
The staff here is do rude, in eops, financial aid, admission and records. Of course most of them are students.

This campus is for people who don’t want to feel obligated to stick around for the classes. It’s seem like there are more lazy relaxed students here. Don’t get me wrong, this place is alright to take classes.
It’s a small campus with a small cafeteria that only opens at certain times and a food truck and some snacks at the store.
There a student lounge where students go to hang out and play ps3-​xbox360 games.
There are a large variety of students here anywhere from 18yrs old to 45yrs old.

If you are an LBCC student, then by now, you should know that this is not the preferred campus to want to take classes at. I have taken 2 classes here and all I can say is that it is okay here, except for the location, which is in a not so nice part of town.
Firstly, if you are wanting to make an appointment of any kind, whether it be a counseling appointment or anything related to admissions or EOPS, the wait time here will not be long at all. Classes that are offered here are more like the kind of classes you might find at a vocational school, such as welding, air conditioning maintenance, masonry, etc. There are also many general educational courses that are offered here as well. Most students that do take those classes here however, is only because the classes at the LAC campus were either too full to register in or this location seems to fit their convenience.
There is not a student lounge like you would find in their LAC campus. There is a Jack’s across the street as well as a CVS. Parking here is ample at times, but not with a big parking lot like its related campus. There are a lot of smokers here though, more so than at the other campus. Other than all that, I would come here to take a class if I knew that I could not be able to do so at the LAC campus, which is my first preference.

Well it’s been over 10 yrs since my last class here at PCC, and now I want to keep the ol brain active during my retirement, being a army vet helped me get a jump on my class advanced registration, and after 4 weeks of classes I can say the construction tech teachers really do want you to succeed, many come from the trades and they know their future bldg, elec, plumbg, mech guys & girls need these classes … NO IMMATURE HS kids here, it’s all hard work — but well rewarded in the end!

First off-​many people are intimidated by this school due to its location – (Orange and PCH). Don’t let that scare you. Although the PCC is a lot smaller than the LAC, there are still many classes here and tons of construction going on. I cannot wait to see what’s in store!
There’s not really a student lounge here, but CVS is across the street and a fast food joint if you get hungry. This school is also a few blocks away from the PCH blue line, if you’re a fan of trains.
& there are smokers everywhere-​not just at PCC!

The PCC is ghetto. Im sorry, it just is. I had to take the child development class at this campus and that was the only thing that kept me enthusiastic about coming to this campus. My teacher K. Pierce was the best. I see way more smokers here than at the LAC. There is NEVR parking! You have to park on the street. Oh well.

Meh… We will see what happens after the reconstruction is done :)

Great school, but parking bites!

This is a great school to get your AA or Certificate. I totally disagree with miss whiney up there sounds like she needs some cheese! anyway. the teachers are awesome, staff is extremely helpful, financial aid was a breeze especially if you READ AND FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. The school wants you to succeed and they put out every effort to hold your hand to graduation. It was really one of the most helpful campus’s Ive been to, and again the teachers are of great quality as well. All in all, this is a great school, obviously the buildings need some TLC but they are working on that, not a big deal. I LOVE THE BUNNIES!

My brotther takes auto mechanics or something like it here. Seems nice enough. The bathroom is always clean =(

first semester at long beach city college at both campuses definitely like it but i havent met to many people here!

This preschool is a great value for such a high-​quality program. It’s play-​based, and the kids have a blast painting, dressing up, and playing at the water table, as well as participating in storytime. The student population really reflects the diversity of Long Beach, and everyone is friendly and welcoming. You can choose between the (very affordable!) co-​op or a traditional drop-​off program. If you participate in the co-​op, you are required to attend lectures one day a week, as well as volunteer in your child’s classroom.

I“m surprised no one has reviewed the PCC campus yet! It’s where newbie Photographers are trained! The teachers are founts of knowledge and always lending a guiding hand. It’s not as busy as the LAC campus and seriously lacking some bunnies but still a nice verdant campus!
Take a class here and learn something new, maybe even something profound!