Suggestions for College Science Building near Phoenix

Talia C. • March 20, 2012Bathrooms on the third floor are pretty clean. No one ever in there :)

Jake • November 2, 2012Dont come early for GEO Lab. Instructors dont open doors until 5 min after start time.

Sean M. • March 1, 2012Great place to study and get a quick bite between classes!

Jasmin M. • March 27, 2012Restrooms are in C wing. Don't bother looking in A or B wing

Tyler T. • August 26, 2011Excellent and well air-conditioned building for dumping.

Mesa Community College • June 28, 2011Public Safety is located on the west side of this building.

Lindsey S. • February 6, 2012Who doesn't love the 2nd floor area which was clearly built just for people who need a campus powernap?

Evan R. • April 5, 2011Very cool building on campus, I found it was a good place to study when needed. If you can take a class here go for it, it's away from the busy crowds and features a cafe and library.

Derrick W. • September 16, 2011The AJS Department is the BEST!

Aja B. • August 30, 2011Always Do Your Work && Dont Be Afraid To Ask Questions

Sara S. • September 10, 2010Take the elevators in NHI2 - they're brand-new and faster than the stairs, and they talk to you!

Kelly C. • March 2, 2012Remember if you want to print you need to load money on your student ID. If you need assistance I work at the desk

C • April 5, 2012Try the business communication and administration, it goes down smooth

Kevin C. • September 15, 2011The employee parking on the northside is open to all after 6:30pm.

Cameron K. • April 7, 2011Go outside every once in a while! Its easy to enter the lab in the morning, loose track of time, and not leave until its dark out.

PCG T. • June 7, 2010Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Buildings provide flexible laboratories with adjoining workspace for bioengineering; neural engineering; and molecular, tissue and cell engineering research; a

Doug B. • December 17, 2013Strong international program.