Pima Community College - 29th Street Coalition Center Adult Learning Center

This location host Pima's adult education, refugee and paramedic programs. All these programs have outstanding staff and volunteers to support students. The buildings are an old elementary school that could use work but have been adjusted to support the program needs.

There’s something about this building that I like, that is a part of PCC. PCC is my favorite college and always has been. I can’t say enough wonderful things about this school. I wish that it would change back to a program that the students use called Odysseyware, but, it won’t. We’re using a program called Essential Education that I’m not liking, but have to tolerate in order to graduate.

Pima is a school that employs mostly part time, low quality teachers. I have had teachers who opened with a rant against masturbation and insisted that we call Jamestown "the lost colony". I have had an English 102 teacher that literally never actually thought a lesson, instead making us get in groups instead of doing any work herself. I have had teachers that would throw rages at students who corrected mathematical errors. And the factually will NEVER intervene on behalf of the student's welfare. Can you get a decent education at Pima? Possibly, but you are likely to spend a year learning nothing of value form professor who are unfit to teach. Spend your time and money at a place that values education. Spend your time elsewhere.

Very friendly and alot of knowledge there.

The administration is not good. They are arrogant towards students and do not have good dealings with others, but Sarah was only very good

FYI! If you want the Adult Education (GED) Center, the number is 206-3550, not 206-3502. The 3502 number just transfers you to a main line for the college.

Great teachers, fantastic classes. However, getting any sort of problem solved with administration is a wild goose chase.