Reviews of Golden State Baptist College (College)

3520 De La Cruz Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054, United States

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Currently this business has a rating of 4.4 stars out of 5 and the rating was based on 34 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Golden State Baptist College IN California

Jay Jose

Janelle Baltazar

The Samgician

Golden State Baptist College...What a place! We are proud to call ourselves alumni of this great institution. We received training that will help us in every area of our lives. We are very blessed to have attended GSBC and would highly recommend it to anyone thinking about Bible College.

Ian Lockwood

Caleb Turner

I'm thankful for what Golden State Baptist College means to me and my family. I was able to further my knowledge of the Word of God and hone my desire to serve the Lord during my 4 years at GSBC. Dr. Trieber, Bro. Oxendine and the rest of the staff of this great place have a clear love for the Lord. Proud to be an alumnus of the great Golden State Baptist College. Also, thankful that my wife and I have an opportunity to be a part of the President's Club this year. I believe in this place.

Brenna McMahon

Monica Cesario

I'm eternally grateful my parents didn't insist I attend here. Not only is the school unaccredited (non-transferable units/degrees) and limited in its subject offerings, but the cafeteria food is full of empty, inflammatory calories (and you can't opt out for the first year). In addition, the young women who attend here are primarily there for their "Mrs. degree." If you want a useable degree and real-world experience (not to mention, permission to wear pants), you'll need to attend elsewhere. The people are nice, but in a largely habitual way that comes across as ingenuine. I graduated high school early and started my college experience at 16, but if your faith is strong, a secular education won't change that; I'm proof.