Cuyamaca Child Development Center

Going back to school to get an associates degree in a field I have wanted but couldn't get to because of work, family, pets and other commitments. Now I can get the classes and degree by January 2028! Thank you! Lots of courses, great campus and atmosphere!

The college has a high potential among the competition and it is still developing to this day. Comparing Cuyamaca with Grossmont, Cuyamaca stands out as a leader in terms of student support in all aspects, the quality of the buildings and the teaching system. The staff is always treated with respect. The people around are friendly and accommodating. I recommend this college to those who want to attend college for the first time after graduating from high school. This college is especially the best solution for transferring to any university. I have been studying here for 1 year now. Haven't regretted a single second of being here!

admissions office I’ve come here twice this week, and while the staff is helpful when you get to the counter— they don’t specify where you need to stand very well. The first time I was standing in the main line waiting. A lot of new people had gotten in line- so when they suddenly told us to form different lines based on our needs, I got pushed back and had to wait twice as long to get helped. Multiple people behind me jumped ahead. It happened again today when I came in to try and get an ID. There’s only one line for admissions, I stand in it for about 10 minutes. The guy in front of me went up to a window, and they ended up sending him to the next window to get a picture ID. I was called up and said I needed the same, the woman at the counter just then pointed out where she needed her specific line to be, and before I could even move multiple people rushed over and I didn’t get any help. It’s stressful enough already for all of us, can you just please be more specific on where you need people to stand or put stickers down. For this to happen twice and for no one to help when it happens just feels discouraging and discriminatory to me at this point.

I graduated in 2016 and appreciate the education I received here. The professors and staff were always professional and clearly passionate about what they were teaching. Especially when you consider they're probably paid dirt wages. An added bonus is that the campus is lovely with lots of trees.

I prefer this college hands down over Grossmont. Grossmont is closer, but Cuyamaca administration and office staff are so much more ORGANIZED, helpful and professional in guiding and communicating students to and through the process. They overall had far superior communication in admissions and registration. I notice they also have updated info on their webpages about events such as transfer fairs, while Grossmont webpage has 2022 or 2023?