College of Southern Nevada - North Las Vegas Campus

love this place so much . and the other day I got to go trunk or treating which was amazing. you can go back to school anytime! 😀

The best grill..Burgers and chicken strips, Chili cheese fries and Chicken wraps! Especially their Acia bowls! Delicious!! 🥰Open for the summer! 10am to 1pm Monday thru Thursday. All lunch items made to order hot and fresh💯delicious!

★☆☆☆☆ – Unsafe, Dehumanizing, and Poorly Managed I attended the Basic Rider Course I at CSN North Las Vegas expecting professional instruction and a safe learning environment. What I got instead was an unsafe, negligent, and humiliating experience that left several of us physically and mentally drained — and it wasn't from riding. Key issues: • No food or water breaks. Over two full days (14+ hours), we were only given two 10-minute rests per day. Students repeatedly requested a break to eat — at least five times — and were denied every time. We were forced to ride in full gear on an empty stomach and still expected to pass a high-stakes skills test. How is that safe? • Two students crashed. One was pinned under the bike for several minutes. Instructors slowly walked over while yelling at others for helping. Where was the urgency? The care? • Unsafe conditions on the range. A large gasoline spill was left unattended on the practice range. Combined with dirt mounds and gravel, it created a clear hazard for beginners. • Instructor behavior. – Nigel was hostile, loud, and condescending, berating students for following the very instructions he gave. – Jeremy gave conflicting or incorrect directions, confused students further, and acted like a self-styled guru while misnaming parts of the bike. – Both made inappropriate jokes that made several of us uncomfortable. • Inappropriate physical contact. One instructor grabbed my hand and forced it onto the throttle. Not only is that wildly unprofessional, it was entirely unnecessary and could’ve gone badly if I hadn’t kept calm. • Negligent equipment. The bikes were clearly not well maintained. We were expected to manually push 500-lb machines around for hours, often on a poorly prepped surface, while exhausted and hungry. Management follow-up was even worse. After raising these concerns, I received a gaslighting response from the program manager (Laurie), filled with deflection and vague justifications. She downplayed everything, praised the same instructors I reported, and ignored the real safety and ethical issues entirely. That's not accountability. That's spin. I’ve passed high-pressure programs before — military, civilian, technical — and I know the difference between high standards and pure dysfunction. This wasn’t "tough love." This was poor training, disrespectful leadership, and unsafe execution. I still walked away with valuable skills — but not because of the instructors. I learned despite them, not because of them. And I paid $150 for that clarity. Future students: be warned. If you value safety, respect, and professional instruction, skip this program. CSN should seriously reconsider lending its name to something this careless and demoralizing.

Wow so I went here 10 plus years ago and recently enrolled. It's so much different but it's BETTER THAN IT EVER WAS. Staff is great, no hidden hoops very direct great class choices, accessible. I went to UNLV too and I prefer CSN, it's all meat no fuss.

My spring semester was there I like how everybody is ready to help ! love it! I think it’s underrated actually as someone who lives so far from North Las Vegas !

Great school honestly the teachers are actually really good at teaching and making everything makes sense I wish csn had more sports though

Went here for a Chamber of Commerce event 4 North Las Vegas Business Leaders. The facility is very clean, the staff is very friendly there are lots of great historical things that line the hallways people you had never heard of that did great things. The north campus is much bigger than I thought has way more classrooms than I thought and it looks like it's going to be amazing.