CCSF Mission Campus

Nice campus with good classes.
Keep City College open.
Good classes. Interesting students.

My class for English 96 & 1B were held here during spring 2010 & 2011. This is one of City College of San Francisco’s campuses, it is quieter than the main campus. Their library looks very neat, I also do wish that I was able to take all of my classes here.
If you are coming in through the 22^nd St & Bartlett St entrance, feel free to visit the café for a little something to eat and drink. The café is just a short walk from the Mission Campus bookstore and they are both facing Bartlett St.
Parking*: street metered parking /​garage parking
*Good luck looking for a spot to park your car if you do drive here.
Public Transportation:
— 14 Mission
— 49 Van Ness /​Mission
— 14L Mission Limited*
— 12 Folsom /​Pacific*
— 48 Quintara 24^th Street*
— 67 Bernal Heights*
— BART* @ 24^th St & Mission
and
are the websites to refer to for nearby transit information.

Is it possible to love a school campus? Clean, well-​lit, nice places to study. Good food everywhere. Seriously. I was hesitant to write this review, lest others catch on to my secret campus.

Beautiful campus, brand new and in a great location.
Just started classes in the graphics department. Even though it’s in the basement, as most of my art related classes are, its not terrible.
On every corner surrounding the campus is a bar or restaurant, which might be too tempting on Thursday nights after class. Tequila bar? Trouble.
Even parking works out fine, never have had to park more then a block away.
The only downside are the over friendly Mission locals who like to express their interest in you a little too aggressively. A lovely gentleman winked and made some sort of noise that went a little like this:
«UGhhhhGhhhggggghhh!?gggg»
I think he liked me.

This campus is awesome. Wish I had been coming here instead of the Ocean/​Phelan one. Everything is new/​updated and it isnt full of teeny boppers/​weirdos hanging out. It’s actually filled with students and teachers haha.

If only I could take ALL of my classes here. The Mission campus is completely different from the Ocean campus — easier to get to, clean, not too loud, not as crowded, etc. I think that I will be doing a lot of studying here over this next semester seeing as that it is so easily accessible for me. Plus there are some great places to eat around there so I will never go hungry while I’m studying :)
Easily accessible by taking BART to 24^th and walking 2 blocks or taking the bus (14, 49, 14L). Its also across the street from Cava 22. Tequila shots, anyone?
HOWEVER, the library is closed on Fridays — whats up with that?

While trying to study for the LSATs at home I was plagued with construction next door and the constant distraction of many roommates. Luckily a friend clued me into the library at CCSF Mission Campus. It’s great! It’s bright and clean and, for the most part, pretty quiet. I make sure to sit in the back away from the doors because people tend to talk up there.
I haven’t had a chance to check out their book selection, but definitely recommend this place if you are looking for a quiet study environment.

I’ll bump this campus up one star since the perverts only seem to be attracted to fresh meat. I can now walk in peace. And another thing, my professor refuses to deny anyone their right to an education, therefore, we have 60 students in a 30 seat lab. Interesting.

I love this campus. Great location, awesome design and layout and really superb bike parking! I don’t really have much to say about the services though, as I’m only there evenings, when everything is closed. But I did wander the upper floors, and what I noticed looked really cool. There’s a broadcasting booth, a few recording studios and some good looking computer labs. Oh, I love CCSF sometimes.

This campus kicks ass. CCSF’s new Mission campus on Valencia between 22^nd and 23^rd has a lot to offer: small class size, a little library with an amazing view on the top floor, brand spankin’ new loos including a few scattered single occupancy unisex restrooms. They also have day care (which is righteous though you’ll have to endure the shrill shrieks depending on the location of your classroom). I guess what I really like about it though, is it’s location cuz it’s always easy to find good eats, and I love sippin’ a brew at the Revolution Café’s sunny sidewalk seating between classes.