E/N K Everyone who works for this school is hilariously incompetent. I tried to take Spanish 2 this summer, but they said I needed a higher grade from Spanish 1. I was told to take the placement exam. Not only did the counselors take a full week to respond to me, when I couldnt run their software on my computer I asked them for help while they continued to ignore me for two weeks. My professor reached out to me, so she reached out to these incompetent individuals, and the councilor lied and said she reached out to me. To add insult to injury, when I once again told them that their software program was not working, they told me to use a different computer (as if I have that lying around) so I was dropped from the class. Then I tried to get a refund, but their application was not working, and when I called I was put on hold. Utterally incompetent on every level.
1 /5
Surena FS I enjoy the convenience of there being 4 different community colleges in the Los Rios CC district that you can attend from as far as Rio Linda all the way down to Elk Grove. BUT there is a big flaw is in their academic program requirements in prerequisite course grade requirements. Most programs, especially those pertaining to the medical field, require a B grade (NOT a B average) in required science courses, specifically Anatomy & Physiology. So, even if a student receives a C in these courses, they are unable to retake them immediately. Petitions are rarely pushed for approval in these circumstances because technically the students did pass, they just did not receive the grade that is required to get into their desired programs. Students who receive a C either have to take the course outside of Los Rios, purposefully drop the course, purposefully get a D grade, or, if theyre lucky, get their petitions approved. It was already made obvious that this is so the schools in the district dont lose out on money from students retaking already passed (C) classes. Huge flaw.
2 /5
M Marie Im writing on my personal observation that Los Rios College has illegally discriminated against Student, Robert Rincon and students with medical excemptions alike. Robert Rincon has been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 and has a legal medical exemption for not wearing face coverings, per the Federal and State law protected by the ADA law. Robert Rincon has a Medical excemption from wearing face coverings signed by his Doctor due to his unique medical condition of having drop down seizures. He can not medically wear a mask due to his seizures.
This college is on notice to comply with Federal and State guidelines to allow in person learning for Robert Rincon, and all Students with legal medical exemptions. Robert has a huge following on social media, and many advocates willing to stand up and protect his rights to attend in person learning. Its a violation of the law to discriminate against students with disabilities. Robert Rincon should be immediately reinstated to in person learning immediately per the law! Robert and people with disabilities have a right to a in person learning environment free from prejudice, harassment, and discrimination per the Civil Rights Act, ADA, Federal and State Law.
1 /5