Pueblo Community College

This is a beautiful college, the atmosphere alone makes you feel welcomed. This establishment offers so much in regard to getting an education and making life changing experiences that are undoubtly an asset in anyone's life! I would like to say that The GED program is amazing! The instructor is one of the best that I have EVER met. Mr. Cleghorn is undoubtly an amazing instructor, 10/10 he makes sure that you understand and even goes above and beyond in making sure his students are VERY prepared for their exams. He is one of the best!

Ahh the allure of online classes, the ultimate in convenience. The freedom to complete course content when it fits into your busy schedule. Just be aware, the college upcharges for this. You can see it in their tuition chart. BUT what they don’t disclose, written in any of their web pages, or verbally with your advisors, instructors, department chairs and literally any staff member you might bump into, is that if you are taking courses that require third-party assignment and test proctoring (this includes any course in the health sciences) you will essentially need fiber optic internet service to use the proctoring service. Happy with your high-speed DSL service that has always been there for you? Well NOT good enough for PCC’s third party proctoring service. The other thing an unsuspecting student learns is that if EVERYTHING isn’t just right with your computer, the required web browser and extensions, and if you don’t access this third party proctor in JUST THE EXACT RIGHT WAY, none of the stuff will work for you. NONE OF IT. Oh sure, PCC has 24-7 tech support and the proctoring outfit has a customer support email and phone number, but good luck with all that. Your level of ‘help/support’ is literally dependent on who is on the other side of the line at the moment (IF anyone is actually there). I would rather walk 100 miles on broken glass and tetanus inducing rusty nails, than deal with this abomination of a proctoring outfit. You would be better off jumping from the highest Colorado 14teener and landing on a bed of metal spikes, covered in the most potent, concentrated neurotoxin, submerged in hydrochloric acid, filled with electric eels, sharks, and the most viscous piranhas known to man, than have to deal with all the headaches associated with the PCC third party online assignment and test proctoring outfit.

Enrollment doors, is where I entered. The Go Zone was my destination. Upon walking in, the place it was calm, cool and I felt welcome. Definitely happy with the support I was given being a first time student since the year 2010. Greated, treated with kindness and worked at my pace without making me feel uncomfortable. I didn't feel discriminated against or judged based on my current knowledge or my lack there-of. Thankful for this experience and excited to see how school goes in fall 2026.

Experience with out a camera coder and with remove paper. EXPERIENCED. Bohemian Grove Truth more the Reality. Real. Know body defeat bullets like me.

They awarded me a grant- then they didn’t. After spending literal months trying to figure out my financial aid, they offered me a grant. I applied on campus, through a student advisors computer, was there for a phone call where I was assured I would receive it. They ran me in circles for months and then let me know I wouldn’t receive this grant because of their own mistakes, after I spent months providing receipts and statements, driving back and forth to the campus to talk to many people who assured me that they would resolve this. PuebloCC was not a good experience for me.