Top Rated 3 University in Moses Lake, WA - A Smart Choice for the Future part 2

Chloe Thompson From my time at BBCC is a great experience, its my first year and they greeted my warmly and helped me get situated with my classes.

Thomas Hood Big Bend prepared me for a successful life both in aviation and my business career. I am forever grateful for an outstanding time in my first two years of higher education. My best friend, Harry, and I met as we joined the BBCC flight school in 1967. I am pictured with Pat Epps our first boss in aviation. (My friend’s uncle). Lindbergh’s autograph to my father. Harry and I with Pat Epps (second generation aviator). Harry and I in front of Wright Flyer at Kill Devil Hills in North Carolina. Pictures of my grandfather’s flying machine with him in cockpit in 1913, my father flying the Boeing Supersonic aircraft simulator, Harry and I standing next to the beloved J-3 Cub in which we have many hours. My step dad next to the Corsair he flew after WW II. Harry and I in front of his grandfather’s 1911 flying machine. Yep…we had a good life in aviation thanks to BIG BEND!

Cody Sumner Having gone through a full two year pipe welding degree at Big Bend Community College, I have realized that the only reason to recommend anyone for the program would be for the instructor. I have seen first hand that the school fights the instructor and students to get any progress done with student clubs. The school does not help benefit any part of the welding program. It is painful to admit that I had high expectations for the school when I started but after my experience I would only recommend the education from the welding instructor and not the college as a whole. Not to mention the technology that the school has. If you want to gain experience in more modern welding processes then I would suggest a completely different school. The program takes place in a very run down shop that was not built to be a welding shop and is a safety hazard for the students because of the lack of space and utilities.

Chloe Thompson From my time at BBCC is a great experience, its my first year and they greeted my warmly and helped me get situated with my classes.

Thomas Hood Big Bend prepared me for a successful life both in aviation and my business career. I am forever grateful for an outstanding time in my first two years of higher education. My best friend, Harry, and I met as we joined the BBCC flight school in 1967. I am pictured with Pat Epps our first boss in aviation. (My friend’s uncle). Lindbergh’s autograph to my father. Harry and I with Pat Epps (second generation aviator). Harry and I in front of Wright Flyer at Kill Devil Hills in North Carolina. Pictures of my grandfather’s flying machine with him in cockpit in 1913, my father flying the Boeing Supersonic aircraft simulator, Harry and I standing next to the beloved J-3 Cub in which we have many hours. My step dad next to the Corsair he flew after WW II. Harry and I in front of his grandfather’s 1911 flying machine. Yep…we had a good life in aviation thanks to BIG BEND!

Cody Sumner Having gone through a full two year pipe welding degree at Big Bend Community College, I have realized that the only reason to recommend anyone for the program would be for the instructor. I have seen first hand that the school fights the instructor and students to get any progress done with student clubs. The school does not help benefit any part of the welding program. It is painful to admit that I had high expectations for the school when I started but after my experience I would only recommend the education from the welding instructor and not the college as a whole. Not to mention the technology that the school has. If you want to gain experience in more modern welding processes then I would suggest a completely different school. The program takes place in a very run down shop that was not built to be a welding shop and is a safety hazard for the students because of the lack of space and utilities.

Ruben Holdorf Ao contrário de pensamentos primitivos brasileiros, os Estados Unidos continuam valorizando a biblioteca presencial, não desprezando o novo contexto digital. Periódicos, livros, coleções, CDs, DVDs constroem o cenário da Biblioteca William Bonaudi, cuja estrutura contempla ainda salas de estudo individuais e coletivas, auditórios e práticas lúdicas.