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Centralia College has a welcoming staff and student body. There are lots of clubs and post-class activities. The professors are there to help you in any way they can, and are very willing to work with your schedule.

I haven't attended yet, but I am already so excited to attend this fall. The staff off CC have been super helpful getting me started and ready for school. I used to be super nervous about attending college now I can not wait.

A fantastic small town college with big time resources. Receiving an education in community with friendly instructors. A campus that is small enough to make friends easily in all your classes.

I've been here full time for three years and only had two "bad" professors. They're generally friendly and ready to help. The other students are friendly too.

This school is very good for anyone who is just starting out and was not very confident in high school. The classes are very easy and the staff invest in you as much as they possibly can. It is a small campus but has many activities for every students need.

Centralia College offers good options for a community college. Placed in a suburban town with a good community. The professor and students a great to be around and has good transfer degrees.

This college provides a good range of courses for students interested in Running Start, as well as getting a starter degree. It is located right of the freeway and close to many food and shopping centers. The cost is inexpensive, and the quality of the classes are commendable.

Centralia College was a fun experience for me. I made some new friends and had a fairly good experience with the teaching staff (although I had some terrible teachers too). It is a nice campus for a community college in a small town.

Centralia College is a very organized college. The counselors are very helpful and concerning. The professors are unique and informational. I highly recommend this community college.

Basic community college - not many different choices for classes that you would see at a university. Register early to get a schedule you want; classes fill up very quickly. The description in the catalog doesn't tell you what extra supplies you might need to buy for your classes (I took a photography class that required you to buy $100+ worth of supplies, and they failed to mention that in the catalog. Of course by the time classes started, I couldn't change classes because all of them were full).