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John was born in Haarlem, The Netherlands in 1930. He suffered starvation during Nazi occupation of Holland during World War II. His father was imprisoned by the Nazi's for six weeks for... More > supplying the ten Boom family with ration cards, though they never found this out. John felt the call to ministry, went to Bible School in Brussels, Belgium, and met and married his wife there. They both felt a strong call to the mission field then Dutch New Guinea (later Irian Jaya - Indonesia) and left for the mission field (with The Christian & Missionary Alliance) (we went out under the US mission) shortly after their marriage. They would spend the next thirty-eight years on the mission field there before retiring to Toccoa, GA in 1995. The Lord blessed them with four children and 17 grandchildren! During his time on the mission field, John started, taught, and ran a Bible School in Irian Jaya.< Less
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This Gospel of John is written in EasyEnglish Level A. - EasyEnglish is plain, simple English, written in short sentences using a limited vocabulary. - There are several levels of EasyEnglish to suit... More > readers with different abilities. - Level A (1,200 word vocabulary) and Level B (2,800 word vocabulary) are the ones most used for Bible translation. John belonged to the group of the 12 special friends of Jesus. He went everywhere with Jesus for three years. These are some things that John tells us: Jesus was with God before anything was. Jesus is the Son of God but he came to us as a man. Jesus shows us what God is like. He shows us how much God loves us. John records many things that Jesus did. He tells us what Jesus taught. John did this so that we might know Jesus. John wanted every person to know that Jesus is God's Son.< Less
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This study of the fourth gospel by John the Apostle lays out the case for Jesus' dynamic nature as the God/Man and the various reactions people had when confronted by this amazing reality.
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"Hard to listen to"
While the story is probably terrific (it should be with all the high ratings), I am struggling with the narration. I am only an hour in, but I don't know if I can listen to the rest of this. From the very start the narration has been hampered by wildly varying volume. It seems that the narrator starts each phrase at high volume, and then drops off to very low volume at the end of the phrase. If I turn up the volume to hear the end of each phrase, the start of the next hurts my ears. After an hour of listening I have a headache, and I've missed 25% of the narration on the quite end. I haven't run across anything quite like that on other audible books.
"Good story, horrible audio"
I've listened to dozens and dozens of audiobooks and there are only one or two flops. One is the fifth book of the Game of Thrones series where they changed narrators and the pronunciation of the names of key places and characters. The other is this one. The sound level of the narrators voice drops at the end of nearly every sentence, making it almost impossible to listen to unless you're in complete silence. Then, it's merely annoying. I gave up on the book half a dozen times or more and only finished it by listening during times when I had nothing else. Fortunately the story, when you can hear it, is compelling and unique enough to bother. I'd recommend reading the book rather than listening to it.
"One of the few books I would truly NOT recommend"
Better vocals would have bumped this to at least a 3. It is difficult to appreciate the story when the reading is so horrible.
I was excited about the premise of this book, but so much of the book is spent describing completely irrelevant things. It was like the author got a listen of descriptive words and used a computer program with the function of using as many adjectives as possible to describe everything.
I would never listen to John Lee again - he reads like William Shatner with a British Accent.
I value intelligent stories with characters I can relate to. I can appreciate good prose, but a captivating plot is way more important.
"Horrible production quality. Need loudness button"
I've listened to over 100 audible books, and this is the first with terrible production quality. Unless you have a "loudness" button on your device, or some other way to shrink the dynamic range of the audio.
Fortunately for me, I have a really good external sound card on my computer, and I was able to tweak the audio to a reasonable range. However, my preferred listening to device is my phone, and there is no way I can listen to this book on that device.
ALMOST EVery phrase STARTS OUT REally loud and then get so quiet ... you ... can .. hardly ... hear.
My only option on my phone was to turn the volume to max to hear the quiet part, but then every 30 seconds or so, a loud word would blast my eardrums painfully.
...Oh, and the book is narrated by John Lee doing his very best to over-enunciate every word, and stop JUST shy of rolling every "R". He also dramatizes EVERY LINE so that mundane descriptions get the same emphasis as tense action sequences. What a hack.
Anyway, I'll come back and re-rate the story once I've finished listening to it on my computer.
I wont go in to the plots too much mainly if it 3 - 5 stars you may want to try it.
"Pandora nice"
It's slow moving a lot of back stories spaced out through the story so it jumps around. I like the story, but its slower then Stephen King novels.The plot is ok. use a credit or sale but most sci-fi buffs may get into it.
The Narrator has a British accent and is a little dry to boring to listen to.
The least helpful reviewer on audible.
"I really want to like this more... I really do."
There are some characters I just don't care about, but the ones I do care about I really love. There are some amazing moments in this story. If you're a fan of space operas this will be right up your alley. Maybe it's just not for me. I got the sequel because I really want to know how this ends.
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"Creative concept of our future"
Not especially. There are too many stories happening all at once (for my taste). Found it difficult to hear when one story line ended and the next began. LOTS of characters to remember. I listen while driving 30to 90 minutes at a time.
If the cast is as limited as his voices.
the book doesn't so much end as it just stops. kind of like the last episode of the season in a TV show. It's a cliff hanger to bring you back. I hanen't looked but I suspect there are 2 or more additional books after this one.
"Epic & Excellent Sci-Fi - Left wanting more!"
Excellent story and thoroughly enjoyable read/listen - Peter Hamilton's well developed characters all fall within the full spectrum of the human condition, beautiful flaws and all ... and the varied aliens are truly alien in their essence - especially the main alien antagonist, in the sense that "it" doesn't think or isn't motivated in the same context as a human (as it should be - which many writers fail to establish). The multiple characters, from all walks of life, really develop over the two books and all culminate and contribute towards the story's climax.
John Lee's narration is brilliant, and brings each of the many characters to life with unique voices and style. I didn't hear many of the production issues others have mentioned - I thought it sounded excellent throughout. I was sorry to finish this two book series and will be looking for another audio-book to fill the void.
"When Brits do 'American'"
I generally like John Lee quite a lot but just as there are few things more annoying than Americans trying on fake British accents, there are very few Brits who can do a tolerable American and he is not among them (even the superlative Patrick Tull falls short in this, if very little else). Peter Hamilton is British, so perhaps that dictated this choice, but given that 90% of the characters are being portrayed as having some form (some completely unidentifiable form) of American accent it was an unfortunate one.
Lee's efforts in this regard are at best grating and at worst absurd to the point of parody. To single out just one example of many, the character of American astronaut Wilson Kime sounds like a parodic William Shatner on a particularly hammy day--think of Zapp Brannigan from Futurama but with twanging vowels that go sproinging off in startling directions and resemble the inflections of no actual American anywhere ever in history. I suppose this stuff sounds "American" to Lee, but to a native speaker it's just weird. (And a newsflash to Brit narrators in general: Not ALL Americans pronounce the letter "R" so hard it bruises your eardrums.)
Some listeners may find this less annoying than I, and in small quantities I can tolerate it, but it when it's this pervasive it really mars the experience of what is quite a decent SF novel.
Hugh Laurie is the exception that proves the rule: Brits shouldn't do "American" (and vice versa).
"Great Story, Poor Narration"
I did not Like John Lee as a narrator! His tone, accent and dialect cause the volume to fluctuate continually throughout the story. He clips words and almost mumbles, which makes it difficult to listen to while driving (when I listen to most audiobooks).
Uh, NO. It and its must "read" successor, Judas Unchained, are in total almost 80 hours. Sorry, but I like to sleep and eat. The story is great but this just ends at a very climatic point. You cannot "read" this book without listening to the Judas Unchained.

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Wherry, Laura. 2013. "Medicaid Family Planning Expansions and Related Preventive Care." American Journal of Public Health, 103(9): 1577-1578.
I examined the impact of state expansions in eligibility for Medicaid family planning services on the utilization of Papanicolaou (Pap) tests, clinical breast examinations, HIV testing, and routine doctor check-ups among women aged 21 to 44 years using the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (1993-2009). Using a natural experiment approach, I found significant increases in Pap tests and clinical breast examinations among women eligible for services under the expansions but no significant change in HIV testing or routine doctor check-ups.
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Yahoo has been unseated as the #2 search provider in the U.S. by Microsoft's search properties, according to Nielsen's August data.
During the month, Microsoft's Bing/MSN/Windows Live sites achieved market share of 13.9 percent, a rise of 2 percentage points compared to July and a leap of 30 percentage points compared to August 2009.
But the report represents a bittersweet victory for Microsoft, since it has come largely at the expense of key partner Yahoo rather than market leader – and prime adversary – Google. According to Nielsen, Yahoo's share has steadily declined over the past year from 16 percent to 13.1 percent of user search queries. Google meanwhile has maintained consistent search market share over the past year, gaining 1 percentage point.
Yahoo's and Microsoft's combined search share now equals approximately 27 percent of total U.S. search queries, while Google commands 65.1 percent – 67.1 percent if distribution partner AOL is included.
In late August, Yahoo announced that Bing is now officially powering all its organic search results in the U.S. and Canada. Paid ads are migrating on a slower schedule, but Yahoo has said it plans to supplant that platform with Microsoft's by the end of October.
Nielsen reports on search queries made deliberately by users, and not contextual searches or other search queries automatically triggered by user behaviors or in-page elements (on MSN article pages for instance).
Nielsen's numbers can't be considered conclusive. The most recent data from two other researchers, Hitwise and comScore, both still rank Yahoo as #2 in search. According to comScore's core search estimates, Yahoo represented 17.1 percent of search activity in July, while Microsoft commanded 11 percent (Core search figures exclude searches for mapping, local directory, and user-generated video sites.)
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HUNTINGTON, N.Y., March 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Radgile Design has officially launched its new website at vic2020.com to announce and promote its flagship product - the Radgile Vic 2020 Video Integration Console. The innovative console enables computer users, gamers and people who conduct business from home to enjoy a versatile workstation - complete with their large screen monitor, computing device or game console, projector, keyboard, mouse and power supply - to be used with their optimal seating choice.
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Julie Sands and Sheridan Clark have been kept busy, visiting Rochester recently yo dispense free coats to residents.August 23, 2014 3:11am
When two Echuca women came up with an idea to collect unwanted coats and winter clothing to dispense to those who might need them, they did not realise how successful they would be.
Sheridan Clark and Julie Sands formed the Echuca-Moama Community Projects team, which last week visited Rochester, Lockington and Kyabram handing out free coats, scarves, beanies, quilts and jackets.
''We ran a coat drive in Echuca collecting 450 coats,'' Ms Clark said.
''In all, 350 were handed out so plenty of people are keeping warm as a result.''
The two women are volunteers, knowing what they are doing helps someone out.
''We also conduct our annual 'don't spend Christmas lunch on your own,'' Ms Sands said.
''We will run it again this year simply because Christmas is a time when people need to be with others.''
The coat drive was held in Rochester Community House and attracted several grateful visitors.
The women hope to run it again next year now residents were aware of the drive.
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Just completes the September 2011 Route 31W Louisville to Nashville Yard Sale.
DON'T GO..we had gorgeous weather and drove over 600 miles 1 way for this sale. We are re-sellers who are very experianced "Junk Pickers".
98% of the people in the towns we drove thru had NO IDEA what the Longest Yard Sale even was. People said they never heard of it......
If you were looking for childrens clothes, toys or just plain garage crap have at it.
Poorly marked small signs,leading to sales that did not exist, sales that were cancelled or moved to address in developement you could not find, sales so far off the main route you needed a overnite to get back. Otis who ever you are, the contact on the webb site Shame Shame..you were not even in your home state for the sale.
Disappointed..Disgusted is more like it..all The hype and hoop dee doo...What a load of rode apples!!! The site shows photo's that depict a lively imaginiation.
We drove up and down that route 31W for 4 days Thursday thru Sunday and believe me if there was any sale along the way we did not miss it.
Some of the junk w/ sellers who couldn't even get off their behinds from the front porch w/ stuff better left for Mondays garbage collection!!!
Otis take your site down it gives very poor information.
We found quality selections @ the local Thrifts and Peddlars Malls.
Would we ever do it again NO..did we feel it was misrepresented YES...people were very nice but you needed a scout w/ binoculars to see the signs and when you got to the sale it was old tired left over from last year junk...or a pro who picked last years sale and saved to re price and sell this year!!!
Where was the big communty sales??
Where were those fair like atmosphere and music local crafters, /bar /b /que stands??Where were the sales lining the sides of the roads??
I racked up 1700 miles came home w/ booty from Fiestaware outlet that trumped the crap I bought and stuck in my hauler.
Otis stick to sitting on the porch and dreaming, cause this was one gigantic nightmare.
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JABALYA, GAZA STRIP - The Abu Wardah family woke up on Friday to word that a cease-fire had been declared during the three-hour visit of the Egyptian prime minister to this embattled territory.
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But around 9:45 a.m., family members and neighbors said, an explosion struck near the Abu Wardah home, killing Aiman as he returned from his errand, as well as Mahmoud Sadallah, 4, who lived next door.
"What is the truce? What does it mean?" Aiman's brother, Mohammed, 27, asked as he mourned a few hours later.
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Scores of rockets were fired from Gaza toward southern Israel during the visit of Egyptian Prime Minister Hesham Kandil, causing panic and shattering hopes that the Egyptian leader might broker a longer-term cease-fire. The Israeli military said it suspended airstrikes during the visit, though at least two of the familiar booms of F-16 bombardments were heard in Gaza City around 9 a.m.
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Janis replied to ZoSoRose's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSThey should even live stream this on a tv channel that can be seen internationally. Guns n roses are one of biggest bands of all time have fans in every country and it seems unfair that only a select few basically American fans, who have tickets to Coachella , will get to see this. At the least it should be filmed and aired on MTV or Sky arts at a later date. Axl, Slash and Co should work out a deal for it to be filmed and aired as hardly any of the fans can be there.
I'm not happy about the "happy ending" Axl never "owed" anyone.
Janis replied to Jordan Rose's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSI'm kinda bummed we never got more Axl songs. I think even "Axl the solo artist" career is one of the most interesting careers that never was! Chidem was obviously his baby and it's what I imagine an Axl solo album to lean towards. It's just a pity he isn't a prolific writer like Stevie Nicks for example and release several solo albums. Now that he seems to be entering a new chapter then hopefully someday he''ll do it like a piano/acoustic guitar album or instrumental like he suggested.
Reunion Documentary...?
Janis replied to Estranged1's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSI know Slash and Duff would do it and who knows they could be filming. This would be great for the fans.
I wish Steven would just
Janis replied to Asdiz's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSThis. Izzy was right. Gnr lost that great rhythm sections when Steven left. There is no point going to the trouble of Bringing them all back wfor Coachella ithout getting the feel of the music right and Steven is the only one who can do this. Steven is hugely underrated as a drummer and his role in Gnr. He's been overshadowed by personalities in the media of Axl and Slash and because he was only with them for a few years. Listen to him play the songs at the hall of fame few years ago and his playing style suits Gnr so much better. Those appetite songs would never have sounded as good without his innate sense of feel and groove. Listen to Led Zep and Fleetwood mac members without Bonham and Mick Fleetwood for example and the music doesn't swing half as much. Great musicians like Jimmy Page for example all know innately and have said that you need a great drummer for a band to be great and to click-the foundation has to be right. They should definitely work out a deal with Steven that he plays on some of the songs at the least. It could be a way of setting boundaries with him like "this your chance Steven to prove you can pull it together so we will bring you out and let you play on a few songs. So he can prove himself wto the guys with regard to not falling back to his old ways of addictions". Then if he gets through it ok at Couchella it looks like he can be trusted to tour.
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Janis replied to Tyler Drama's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSMost likely this. Instead of him appearing live in person to speak watch for his long worded letter in the coming weeks explaining why he's doing the reunion.
Janis replied to ZoSoRose's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSForgot password so long since posted! This is unbelievable. I still thinks it's 50/50 that Axl will actually keep to this and walk out on stage in April based on the face that he couldn't even keep the one appointment that he's had in 18 months with Kimmel!
I'm not happy about the "happy ending" Axl never "owed" anyone.
Janis replied to Jordan Rose's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSI agree, I could imagine any other person but Axl agreeing to this based on what he said. He was great 2010 and most of 2011 and when I saw him in 2012 the crowd loved him and he was fantastic. However I think 2014 there were signs of tiredness and burnout as someone said here. He said in his last published interview that he's tired of being seen as the "outlaw" or something to that effect. Axl is a very sensitive and insecure guy, he wants approval and to be liked and he hates the way he's portrayed in the media even if he has caused some of it with his notorious late arrivals etc.. It's obvious by reuniting the old line-up that he wants to redeem himself in the public eye and he's always been tired of being blamed for the split. I think it all caught up to him in last 2 years and he decided to make amends. He never got over Slash. I can only imagine the behind the scenes conversations with Slash! Maybe they finally went to therapy as Marc Canter suggested! Who knows what happened! I think it's too much of a coincidence that this happened after Slash divorced Perla!
Slash comments on talking with Axl again - "It was probably way over due. It's very cool."
Janis replied to calle_st's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSSo is this confirmed to be true? It's just some earlier posts suggested it may have been edited and a hoax but I see that news outlets have picked it up?
2-4 Months, What's the News?
Janis replied to magisme's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSHonestly, if the next announcement is not new music then they've got to be joking! 7 years since last album and band-members all leaving or not knowing what's going on. Would you guys be happy if new music is not the next announcement that Fernando mentioned?
Let's Talk About You Could Be Mine
Janis replied to seely's topic in 2013a song that shows Axl's passion and great vocal range plus cool video with Swarzenegger!
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Janis replied to Slash787's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWS120 is usually the max for top price here
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Janis replied to My Name is Trinity's topic in GUNS N' ROSES - DISCUSSION & NEWSSo Dj and Bumbefoot left suddenly, now Tommy doesn't know what's going on! I just can't imagine Axl envisioned this 3 years ago when he did that Eddie Trunk interview with DJ proudly by his side talking about how he was happy with the line-up, same with Kimmel. There was no sign that this was the end of the band last year. It's been 7 years since the last album, I think it's time Axl explained why there's no new album and no band now. I understand him not knowing what's happening with band, label or if this is a limbo situation for Axl or whatever but when you have no new album for 7 years and all the current members suddenly leaving, after a 20 year wait for the last album, it's getting ridiculous. I like all fans here really wanted to hear nugnr music, CD II, Axl solo type stuff but this ship has sailed now-it's getting stupid! He might as well get back with original gnr members coz he sure as hell isn't working on or releasing any music so what's the point? either release music by 2016 or don't at all. He's a singer/musician who doesn't release music. Love Axl when I saw him in concert but I just don't know any band in the world that doesn't write and release music together or give updates about it online.


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The following is a list of some of the top community colleges in California based on graduation and transfer rates. Please note that the cost of attendance varies for those that are in-state residents and out of state residents.
Best Community Colleges in California by size
Large Schools
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 72.7%
First Year Retention Rate: 90.7%
Cost of Attendance: $12,300 – $19,302
Number of Students: Approx. 24,781
De Anza College still tops the list this year with the highest graduation and transfer rates in the state. Based in Cupertino, California, this community college services the Silicon Valley region, and is an integral part of the culture of California's higher education. Students of De Anza often transfer to California State Schools as well as the University of California schools. De Anza is known for more than its transfer rates—the school also boasts a remarkably diverse student population and excellent animation program that is ranked among programs from universities like New York University, UCLA, and USC.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 54.2%
First Year Retention Rate: 91.2%
Cost of Attendance: $20,244 – $26,346
Number of Students: Approx. 25,000
Orange Coast College finds its sunny home in Orange County, California and offers a wide variety of two year degrees and certifications. More than 25,000 students enroll in this Costa Mesa based college every semester. Close to beautiful beaches and Disneyland, OCC is perfect for students hoping to enjoy life in the OC. Among colleges in the county, Orange Coast College is the highest ranked in transfers to University of California and California States schools as well as other schools across the country.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 53.8%
First Year Retention Rate: 83.4%
Cost of Attendance: $11,882-18,524
Number of Students: Approx. 30,687
As a recent recipient of the Aspen Prize for College Excellence, Santa Barbara City College is an affordable solution for students looking to begin their higher education at a community college. As a school committed to its students, Santa Barbara City College supports its students through talented and hardworking academic support organizations. SBCC understands that many of its students see the school as a launching pad to other universities, so it provides workshops for students throughout the entire transfer process.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 50.2%
First Year Retention Rate: 90.5%
Cost of Attendance: $14,839-20,579
Number of Students: Approx. 24,781
Contra Costa County is home to Diablo Valley, a school known in the region for its ability to facilitate transfers to four-year universities. Offering more than 40 different associates degrees, DVC serves more than 24,000 students each semester. A short distance to San Francisco, this institution is an ideal transfer setting for larger universities in the region. Fact: the land near Diablo Valley College was once home to the Costanoan Indians.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 50.2%
First Year Retention Rate: 92.1%
Cost of Attendance: $12,708-17,666
Number of Students: Approx. 22,000
Pasadena City College is ranked #1 for first-year retention rates on our list of Top Community Colleges in CA.
A perennial contender on our list of top ten community colleges in the state of California, the Pasadena City College is one of the largest community colleges in the country and a high performer. Thanks to its proximity to Best Community Colleges in Los Angeles Area County, students of PCC are close to top schools like UCLA, USC, and the prestigious Art Center College of Design. Many even claim that the PCC is a shortcut to admission in the Art Center (though you didn't hear it from us). Pasadena City College's programs prepare students for degrees and careers in mathematics, music, ethnic studies, health care, product design, visual arts, television, radio, publishing and more.
Medium Schools
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 68.8%
First Year Retention Rate: 87.5%
Cost of Attendance: $12,300 – 19,302
Number of Students: Approx. 18,0362
Foothill College has the second highest graduation and transfer rate of all top community colleges in CA.
The campus, located in Los Altos Hills, California is simply stunning. An award winning campus for its architecture, this school is a prominent part of the Silicon Valley community. Foothill College was the first community college in California to offer online courses. Keeping with that legacy, the school now offers more than 500 different online courses that for students in the area and around the world. FC also features a Japanese Cultural Center, an Observatory, an all-weather track and more facilities for its students. Strong academics give Foothill College a high transfer rate to universities around the state and country, making it the second highest ranked schools in the state.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 48.0%
First Year Retention Rate: 88.7%
Cost of Attendance: $14,120 – 18,920
Number of Students: Approx. 8,996
There are few places more picturesque in California than the Napa Valley region. Home to beautiful lodges, wineries, restaurants, wineries, spas, and wineries, Napa Valley is a go to place for many tourists. But Napa Valley College exists as a means to an ends for locals. A local alternative to four year universities and a training destination for residents seeking better wages, Napa Valley College has had its hand in helping people attain their dreams for more than 70 years. NVC takes great pride in what it does.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 52.1%
First Year Retention Rate: 91.1%
Cost of Attendance: $10,898 – 15,878
Number of Students: Approx. 18,000
Serving 18,000 students every year, Ohlone Community College District is a multi-campus college found in Fremont, California—San Francisco's East Bay. Thanks to its proximity to top California schools like Stanford and UC Berkeley, many students attend Ohlone with plans of transferring. A richly diverse campus, Ohlone features a unique center for deaf studies, a program that helps students that are hard of hearing obtain an education. This school offers more than 177 degrees and certificates, as well as 21 associate degrees for transfers.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 51.1%
First Year Retention Rate: 90.3%
Cost of Attendance: $14,415 – 20,577
Number of Students: Approx. 14,384
Offering classes during the day, evening, for eight weeks or full semesters, Irvine Valley College services the people of Irvine, California with flexibility. Strategically located within fifty miles of nine Californian universities, the school was opened to take advantage of this geographical benefit. Irvine Valley College owns a consistent spot on our list, with strong academics and transfer rates. Beyond this, IVC also features an honors program that enables students to obtain top priority into schools like UCLA, UCI, and other programs in the area.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 50.7%
First Year Retention Rate: 86.2%
Cost of Attendance: $12,052 – 19,135
Number of Students: Approx. 9,571
Cuesta College finds its home near the central coast of California. Offering over 76 associate degree programs in the science and arts on top of 96 certificate programs, students here will find that the strong academics will prepare them for life in the real world as well as in a four-year university. Cuesta College also features the Cuesta College Promise, a scholarship program enabling all San Luis Obispo County high school graduates to attend their first year of college fee-free. This isn't the only way Cuesta looks to help the community. Summer camps at Cuesta allow middle school students to have a taste of what different careers feel like with hands on experience in business, health, information science, and welding.
Small Schools
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 53.6%
First Year Retention Rate: 83.3%
Cost of Attendance: $9,012 – 14,362
Number of Students: Approx. 1,635
As a small college with mountains of opportunities, Feather River Community College is nestled on the side of a forested mountain. The 256-acre is literally home to wildlife (deer), and makes education a beautiful prospect in this unique setting. Removed from the crowds and noise of city noise, FRC offers students an opportunity for study, relaxation, and self-discovery, while maintaining high levels of academic rigor. With strong relationships with universities in the state and a high transfer rate, FRC is a special education experience that students are unlikely to find anywhere else.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 50.8%
First Year Retention Rate: 82.0%
Cost of Attendance: $15,306 – 21,936
Number of Students: Approx. 2,473
Located at the base of Mount Shasta in northern California, College of the Siskiyous is one of the most beautiful campuses in the state. Having served the residents of far northern California (practically Oregon) for nearly 60 years, the college is widely recognized for its excellent programs in the humanities and arts, sciences and technology, and athletics. COS takes advantage of its pristine scenery in its educational offerings, using the outdoors as a workshop for many different classes. Small class sizes of 15-30 students ensure that students at COS won't just be another face in the crowd.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 48.0%
First Year Retention Rate: 82.8%
Cost of Attendance: $14,199-19,620
Number of Students: Approx. 3,000
Ahhhh, Lake Tahoe—one of California's dream vacations in the mountains and beauty of rugged nature. This beautiful town is home to Lake Tahoe Community College, an institution that hosts approximately 3000 students every quarter. Not content to have strong academics, LTCC capitalizes on its unique setting. Like some of the other smaller schools on our list, outdoor activities are practically at on the doorstep at Lake Tahoe Community College with outdoor recreation activities available all year round. Students at LTCC are minutes away from three different ski resorts, and are close to 14 different resorts all located around the lake. In the summer, students can participate in hiking, fishing, mountain biking and a host of other outdoor activities.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 40.5%
First Year Retention Rate: 83.6%
Cost of Attendance: $13,349 – 21,935
Number of Students: Approx. 4,000
West Hills College-Coalinga prides itself as a safe and friendly academic setting in the west side of Central California's San Joaquin Valley. Recently the MetLife Foundation and Jobs for the Future groups honored West Hills as a small community college that best exemplifies helping underserved youth and adults prepare for further education. As a smaller school than its larger cousins, WHCC is home to approximately 4,000 students and guarantees small class sizes. Particular care and attention is given to their English as a Second Language program, as they seek to serve students from all backgrounds. With more than 30 associate degrees offered in a wide variety of subjects, WHCC also takes advantage of a unique partnership with California State University – Fresno to allow students to earn a bachelor's degree entirely on their campus.
Graduation and Transfer Rate: 31.2%
First Year Retention Rate: 82.7%
Cost of Attendance: $14,266
Number of Students: Approx. 3,898
Located in the agriculturally fertile Palo Verde Valley of southeastern California, Palo Verde College has served its community for almost 60 years. Palo Verde College boasts a dedicated earning environment with top quality educational programs and support services. Palo Verde College understands that its students are busy people. Students here can take advantage of course times in the morning, afternoon, evening, late evening, and even weekends. Offering a wide variety of associate degrees, and transfer programs to four year universities, PVC is a great starting place for students in the region.
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Community Colleges in California
The California Community Colleges System (CCCS) consists of 121 community colleges in 72 community college districts. CCCS is the largest system of higher education in the world, serving more than 2.1 million students every year. The CCCS empowers students with the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in today's workplace.
With a wide variety of educational offerings, California community colleges provide certificate and degree programs to prepare students for the workplace or to transfer to four-year colleges.
At California community colleges, students can take courses in more than 175 different fields of study. These courses can lead students to an associate's degree, transfer to a four-year college or university, or a Career Technical Education (CTE)/vocational certificate.
Starting at a community college is a great and affordable way to complete general education courses and major preparation courses. Following which, students can transfer to a college or university for bachelor degree completion.
The new Associate Degree for Transfer program (AA-T/AS-T) allows California community college students to more easily transfer to California colleges within the California State University (CSU) system. The program allows students to opportunity to complete both the associate's and bachelor's degrees in only 120 units. See ADegreeWithAGuarantee.com for more information.
California community colleges are also the least expensive, all-around colleges in the nation. Residents currently pay an average of $46 per credit hour. For full-time students at 12 credits per semester, this equates to $552 per semester. Non-California residents pay an out-of-state tuition that typically costs $140-$400 per credit hour.
California Community College Graduates' Salaries
According to the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office,
– Associate degrees with the highest median incomes five years after graduation are:
- Electrical and Power Systems Transmission ($96,200)
- Physician Assistant ($95,700)
- Radiation Therapy Technician ($91,300)
– The statewide median income for graduates five years after earning an associate degree in a vocational discipline is $61,600. In contrast, the median income for those in the state whose highest level of education is a high school diploma is about $24,400.
– Nearly 45 percent of California students who graduated with an associate degree earned more than $54,000 annually five years later. That is the median wage of someone with a bachelor's degree living in California.
– About 25 percent of associate degree holders had median wages of more than $77,000 five years after graduating.
Helpful Resources for California Community College Students
CCCApply.org — find and apply to a community college in California. CCC Apply is a one-stop solution for finding and choosing a college and submitting your college application along with financial aid forms.
ICanAffordCommunityCollege — follow the step-by-step guide to finding and securing aid to finance your community college journey.
Salary Surfer — comparative information about the earnings of recent graduates who received an award in a specific program area at California community colleges.
California Virtual Campus — tool for finding online courses and degree programs offered by colleges and universities in California. Make sure that your community college credits transfer to CSU.
Associate Degree For Transfer — Make sure that your community college credits transfer to CSU.
California Student Aid Commission — Cal Grants are one of the smartest ways for students to get cash for college–it's money that you don't have to pay back.
CaliforniaColleges.edu — The official source for college and career planning in California. Offers advice and tools for high school, college, career, and financial aid planning.
CollegeBuys — offers up to 85% discounts for students on a wide range of educational products.
HBCU Transfer website — The California Community Colleges System guarantees admission to transfer students to nine Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
California Career Cafe — a virtual career center for California community college students.
Who Do U Want 2B? — provides information on California high school and community college courses, career options, and financial assistance.
California Career Zone — explore exciting jobs and occupations in California and learn about what career path interests you.
May 2, 2015 at 10:46 pm
if only the 4 year California colleges actually accepted the in-state transfers rather than recruiting internationally and out of state to fill their rolls with higher paying students. California tax payers should get the first shot at attending the schools we support with our taxes. This is not the case at CSU-Long Beach.
January 3, 2016 at 5:05 pm
Yes, I had to apply twice to CSU – LONG Beach before I was accepted. Let's see how it goes, looking forward to attending this coming Spring 2016 semester
July 13, 2016 at 9:24 pm
Kim although your comment has its merits, the other truth is that it is still not very difficult to get into a CSU. In the past few years, California has done a great job with new initiatives such as SSSP and AST ( Associate Degree for Transfer) where community college students are guaranteed admission into a CSU.
January 16, 2016 at 11:17 pm
That's weird I went to a community college that wasn't even on the list and go into UC Davis first try! I was accepted to every CSU but denied obviously
June 8, 2016 at 3:15 am
What about college of san mateo? I heard that students get into top colleges with huge scholarships from that college.


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Minter and Richter Designs creates custom, hand-crafted titanium rings and wedding bands. Their motto is: "Since your love for each other is unique, we think your rings should be as well."…
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