Grossmont College

Yes, Grossmont College is generally more affordable than Diablo Valley College.

Community colleges are usually the least expensive option for college, especially for in-state students. This is because of their public funding, lower cost-per-credit, and fewer fees and expenses associated with living and studying on campus. 

Yes, an average Indian student can join Grossmont College.

The acceptance rate of Grossmont College is 100%. Since the college has an open admissions policy, the majority of applicants who fulfill the prerequisites get admitted. Applicants typically need to submit high school, graduation or equivalent certificates.

Getting part-time jobs while studying at Grossmont College is manageable. Grossmont College has a Student Placement Center that assists students in finding part-time jobs both on-campus and in the local community. The college has a Federal Work-study program that offers students on-campus or off-campus jobs in community service positions. Some job positions are teacher's aide, clerk, grounds person, custodian, and lab assistant. Wage is determined by the job type and difficulty. 

Grossmont College does not offer on-campus housing. The majority of students at our school live in apartments, either alone or with roommates. The type and location of the apartment can have a significant impact on the rental price. Monthly rent for shared residences, without utilities and meals, ranges from $400 to $800 per person. The International Student Center of Grossmont College maintains a housing email. Students who either have available rooms or are seeking a room or roommate send mail with their details. Some housing resources are also mentioned on the college website.   

Most of the college reviews about Grossmont College are positive. Students mention that the college feels welcoming and comfortable. Students state that the professors are understanding and very helpful. Students like the fact that most of the time, the course materials are easily available and well-structured. Students appreciate the flexibility of online learning.

A few negative reviews mention that the college lacks social life and some college facilities are not well maintained. 

Getting into Grossmont College is easy. The college has an acceptance rate of 100%. Standardized test results are not required to be submitted by students. College students are required to have a cumulative GPA of 3.2. It is free to apply so students don't have the burden of application cost. Admissions procedures do not include interviews. International students must provide evidence of their English language proficiency.

Grossmont College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) which is associated with the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). According to Niche, the college ranked #179 of 755 in Best Community Colleges in America. It also ranked 72nd out of the top 100 colleges and universities for Hispanics. Studying at Grossmont College is also cost effective with an estimated living expense of $22,725 (INR 19,10,672). The college is well known for helping students transfer to esteemed universities, especially San Diego State University.

The global ranking of Grossmont College is not known. According to Niche the college ranked #179 of 755 in Best Community Colleges in America. It also ranked 72nd out of the top 100 colleges and universities for Hispanics. Grossmont College has earned a spot on the list of “Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics,” as ranked by Hispanic Outlook on Education magazine.