Delta College - Mountain House Campus

"Yesenia Aldapa is a stellar counselor at Delta College! Her expertise and guidance were instrumental in crafting a solid degree plan for me, ensuring a smooth path to graduation. With a warm and helpful approach, she provided valuable recommendations for CSU choices, truly setting me up for success. Grateful for her assistance!"

"Directions to get to Delta College were fine until the final few miles. It's an area of all-new construction in former agriculture fields, with lots of new houses and subdivisions being built. STREET SIGNS were hard to locate. The college is all just rows of portable (temporary?) structures that make it look more like a military barracks. Spring semester hadjust ended, so generous parking lots were empty ."

"It's a good community college and is conveniently located for easy access. Although it doesn't offer wider choice of topics, it offers all the required "core" classes that all students need and require. The bottom line is it's cheaper than going to a college like, Notre Dame or Stanford. The cost savings along in the first two years is substantial and in the end, more money for the last two years in a noted school. The campus is clean, parking abundant, and rabbits all over the place..... Good place to learn."

"A terrible experience and quite possibly my worst academic experience ever. The faculty is apathetic and their online organization is mangled. You will wait in line for information, financial aid assistance, and more for countless hours. My counselor also makes little effort into properly assisting me. Overall, I've wondered how different this institution is from something such as "Heald". Avoid and invest your time into a truly accredited college or university."

"My advice to anyone beginning college is to go to the campus physically and not attempt to contact by phone or email. If you are serious about your education then you will take the time to visit in person. Not everything is done wireless. Delta has been similar if not friendlier in my college experience. Don't knock on the school because you are frustrated. You need to be on your stuff this isn't grade school anymore."