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College of San Mateo - Edu (CA)

Address: 🏡 1700 W Hillsdale Blvd, San Mateo, CA 94402

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Where is College of San Mateo 🏡?
1700 W Hillsdale Blvd, San Mateo, CA 94402
What is the phone number College of San Mateo 📱?
(650) 574-6161
Reviews College of San Mateo (by GG)

4 /5 Elizabeth Wu: Beautiful view of the Bay and San Francisco

5 /5 Sandra Rosas Olden: Its free! This community college is one of the prettiest schools that Ive visited. There are walking trails, and there is an awesome view of the bay.

4 /5 Marcus Aurelius: Jazz on the hill at College of San Mateo has always been a vibe and is the kick off to the summer music festival season.

4 /5 KGQ NYC: This review is not on the academics or admissions of The College of San Mateo but the walkability of the campus. The College of San Mateo is a beautiful place to walk and exercise with lovely panoramic views. A great place to get exercise with hills, stairs, and flat areas to walk.

5 /5 Bradley Naranch: There are some amazing high tech headquarters in Silicon Valley but most are off limits to the public. Apple in Cupertino. Google in Mountain View. Facebook in East Palo Alto. Amazon basically everywhere. But the cool thing about the College of San Mateo is that it is public land funded by local tax revenues that ordinary people can visit. No need to be Mark Zuckerberg or Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos or some other billionaire like the Google founders. It’s prime real estate for sure. The best land for miles around. But you can actually visit with your kids. Get in some steps on your iPhone Health app. Steve Jobs would have loved it. It’s as American as apple pie and as enduring as eternity.
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