First Coast Technical College (FCTC) - Main Campus 2980 Collins Avenue, St. Augustine, FL 32084

"Love the school and the programs they offer, great for adults who want to go back to school and it’s a amazing school for kids, but the GED program is extremely difficult, especially the math class, the math you learn you’ll never need in the real world it’s just insane to me that they give you such hard math when in all reality you will never need this stuff, it’s almost unfair."

"This place is an absolute JOKE!!!! Take your time and money somewhere else. I submitted my financial aid paperwork on time, the financial aid lady, Wendy Lay, did not put it in on time despite me literally begging her to put it in so I could start classes on time. The next day I received an email saying I was unenrolled due to my financial aid not being put into the system in time. I called up to explain that I had begged them to do their literal job and so they hurried up and put it in and enrolled me back. As if I would ever want to attend this so called “college”. Did the people that work there even go to college ?? R.U.N. while you can !!!! Also, if you are applying for the cosmetology program, please take the time to visit the salon so that you can have a true understanding of the mess that you will be working/ “learning” in."

"waste of time and money. office always gave me a hard time and they didn’t even help me obtain a job after i graduated."

"They are truly wonderful! Thank you so much Diana, Judith and Ms Tammy! I Love my hair and am looking forward to my next visit."

"Can't get an answer on the phone from anyone. They have zero organization or communication skills. This all has to do with the administration. The instructors here are great but its not worth the headache of having to deal with the staff. I have attended fire1, 2, and EMT here. This past weekend there was an EVOC course that I needed to take in order to get hired. I was told that the class was full and there were no available spots after finally getting an answer after a week of calling. I knew 2 of the 4 guys that attended this course. The instructor said the school actually lost money because they have a limit of 12 people in this class and this time they only had 4 sign up. So if they can have 12 why would the receptionist say that the class was full? It's hard enough to get an answer or reply to your questions and then when you finally get someone on the other end of the line they are to lazy to do the job they are paid for so they just say the course is at a limit."