El Camino College

I haven't been here since I graduated years ago. The service was fast and very professional. The campus was clean and beautiful. Proud to be part of El Camino College 😊💕

El Camino College is right off of Crenshaw Blvd and Manhattan Beach Blvd. The community college is under construction throughout their entire campus. The campus itself is pretty decent sized for a community college. I would suggest a foldable scooter or foldable bicycle to get around, parking looks like it has enough to fit their entire student population and Disneyland's overflow lot as well 😂 Check out their website, and take a course even if you have already been to college, thinking about going to college or even if you cannot even spell or even read what I am writing, take class!

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Extreame Registration was very well organized its been yes since I was at ECC I felt lost, but they wore really organized quickly they guided me through three process got through the screening process and of I went. No to mention the changes they have made it's Beautiful !

Nice college but there are ALWAYS random people here harassing students for signatures, to read some weird book (and asking students for their numbers) and what have you. The police need to ask non-students to LEAVE!

I’m writing this not just as a parent, but as someone concerned for the safety and financial wellbeing of your students. I recently visited LA Uniform and Tailoring, a business you’ve contracted with for EMT student uniforms and gear, and I was deeply disappointed. The store is run by an owner whose erratic behavior is uncomfortable and unprofessional. Other reviewers have experienced the same — being micromanaged, rushed, and treated poorly. Worse yet, the uniforms and shoes being sold here are of extremely low quality, and the footwear does not meet even the most basic safety standards required for EMT students. You can read your own students reviews of this location. Meanwhile, stores like Shoeteria, just down the street, offer real safety boots from known brands at better prices — including Dr. Martens. It’s clear that students are being overcharged for substandard equipment — and that is not acceptable. There is no reason to continue supporting a business that sells cheap imports while profiting off the very students you're supposed to protect and support. El Camino should immediately re-evaluate this contract. This is not just about cost — it's about student safety and fairness. I strongly urge the college to partner with better, more reputable suppliers and stop forcing students to shop at a location that is clearly unfit for this responsibility.

It's actually great. I love it its local not to far from home only about 25 - 35 min away give or take. Everyone is nice and has a great spirit about them. I really can't complain, not that I would anyway. I have no bad experiences to spill. I've enjoyed the whole Subang of this Journey. Amen