What an awesome experience this class was!…read more I appreciated the time the team spent getting everyone comfortable working with the tools before beginning work on the final pieces. We got to choose to make either a bowl, cup, or vase. You will do the work on every part of the process to make a piece, but the instructors are right there to make sure you come away with something to feel proud of. Everyone in my group chose to make a cup, but each person gets to choose their own colors and each cup came out with a slightly different shape depending on how the tools were applied. It was really fun to see each persons unique final product! I enjoyed this class so well that I'd like to go back again and make another one of the options.

As a joint Christmas present, I booked a hands-on glass blowing class for my husband and I. We…read morearrived on a Sunday morning and there were several other participants already there. I believe they cap the class at eight so that you truly get the attention and detail in training that you deserve. Our instructors, Rene and Lauren, were phenomenal. They were funny and relatable and made the entire experience extremely enjoyable. After going over the basics of safety and glass blowing, we went one by one and received individual attention to make our glass masterpieces. We were given the choice of making either a paperweight, a drinking glass, a bowl, or a vase. We were allowed to pick any color of glass that we wished, and I appreciated the insight provided by the instructors as to which colors would go together well. I ended up making a beautiful vase with a translucent jade color with pops of white. My husband made a drinking glass in green and gold. From start to finish it was an incredible experience and something I would definitely enjoy doing again. So if you're looking for something fun to do in Sacramento while supporting a small local business and the arts, I would highly, highly recommend checking out Sacramento Art Glass.

I am currently a student here at SUI in the DMS program, graduating in March…read more It has truly been a blessing to learn about my dream career here at SUI. The program is accredited, which is great. Dr. Suhad is an amazing professor. She is down to earth and just brilliant. I couldn't imagine learning about sonography from anyone else. Melissa, my clinical coordinator, is very encouraging and I appreciate all of her help during my clinicals. I want to be 100% transparent about my time here at SUI so I will also speak about some things that can be improved on. I believe that better communication and full transparency will take this program to the next level. I think that the amazing staff, like Dr. Suhad and Melissa, are taking on a lot of responsibility and if their burden was shared with possibly more staff, the program would be so much more amazing. There are a few other kinks not worth mentioning but I know that SUI is already done some steps to make the next cohort's experience better than what mine was so I know they are very well capable of greatness. Nonetheless, my time here at SUI was/is truly remarkable. I would recommend it if you are seriously as passionate about sonography as I am.

Loved my experience at SUI. There is nothing easy about gaining your degree in Allied Health, but…read moremy favorite part was getting in and out within 2 years. Mind you I have a bachelor's degree that took me 4 years and I barely landed a job above minimum wage. Here I was able to get into every class- largest class size was 30 people max and every time I needed help or reached out to the faculty, they helped me quickly and were so kind. Reading some of the reviews was a surprise- my experience was not perfect, but I got everything that I needed from my program. Mindset matters- I greatly appreciated Katilyn, Tam, Bianca, Dr. Suhad, and the admin team.

I did the seven day Alaska Survival course. It was the hardest week of my life. I did learn a lot…read moreand feel that it's one of my top five accomplishments in my life. Charles Joshua and Lenny were awesome instructors. It gave me confidence that if I was in a survival situation I could survive with very little for prolonged periods of time. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a very challenging week in a wild. They say on the website be ready to suffer and they aren't kidding. It's not for the weak. When you finish, you feel like you walk a little taller.

Took the 3-day critical skills course. Great and practical course. Highly recommended. Intend to…read moretrain with again. I expected a hardcore, intense experience with instructors/ drill sergeants that may get mad for asking too many questions and send me out in the wild to fend for myself. That is not what I got (thankfully!). I was met with instructors approachable, eager to teacher, flexible, offering a wealth of knowledge, and genuinely great personalities. Not once did I feel I was a burden despite asking a bunch of questions, actually I was further encouraged. Both water and food were provided as well, as stated. Far from funding for yourself. That said I did walk away with a wealth of knowledge providing me with a greater confidence in a wilderness survival situation if I were to encounter one. We covered shelter making, several ways of fire making, several ways of water purification and collection, and most importantly (I think) preparedness to prevent getting yourself in a survival situation in the first place. For the 3-day course, wilderness 1st aid was also covered. I've been CPR certified for well over a decade. Prior knowledge helped, but wilderness is another ball of wax I came to learn and respect. All in all, great experience

I feel like the cripple in the Bible who couldn't get to the pool in time after the angel stirred…read morethe water! NO DECENT PARKING FOR SENIORS WHO DRIVE!!! Oh, lots of activities but who pushed to recharge vehicles? That whole outside wall of the library is reserved for the upper crust -- the upscale and fortunate!!!! And who put library short-term parking where I could walk from? Probably the able-bodied employees are grabbing the absurdly limited spots. This damned town needs a lot more compassion, but it seems nobody gives a fig! I will not plead for a handicap rating! I am over 80 and a veteran. I used to love the knitting group. . . .

Clean, great activities for seniors and families. Black Box and Art Gallery have wonderful shows.read more

My son has been attending NHA for 2 and a half years now. It is such a wonderful program. The…read moreteachers are so knowledgeable and the director Tiffany is amazing. My son looks forward to Tuesday's every week. It's so wonderful to have a place where homeschool families can come together and nurture their students interests, and allow them to have some of the perks they miss at a traditional brick and mortar school like a yearbook, school pictures and dances.

Adj: Amazing!…read more Natomas Homeschool Alliance (NHA) is a wonderful cooperative for homeschooling families founded and run by Ms. Tiffany Millen, a homeschool parent herself whose homeschooled children have graduated and gone on to be very successful young adults in several career fields. My students have been attending for quite some time and they've learned so much from their classes. Not only so, they've grown as independent critical thinkers from interactions with caring teachers that are not only imparting information, but also fostering inquisitive thinking, collaborative teamwork, and deep discussions in their classes. My students truly enjoy their time here weekly and have expanded their horizons of knowledge and understanding. There is such a wide variety of classes to select from that meet the needs and curiosity of most students. From Engaging English to Lego STEM to history survey to coding to science labs and math foundations classes, and even PE classes, the choices are almost endless. There are also private music lessons as well as theatre and choir classes that put on impressively professional productions. In short, NHA is an amazing place where students are nurtured in every way in a caring and supportive community of learners, teachers, and families!

It's taken me an insanely long time to write this because I don't want to believe that it's over…read more I spent last weekend living on a dive boat with Dolphin and it was genuinely one of the top experiences of my life. As a greener diver, I went into this trip thinking I'd just take my time, see what it was like, and figure out what I could handle. Instead, it changed my perspective on diving and, to a much larger degree, the way I see myself. Steve Ramirez and Rich DeWitt made me feel so comfortable. They gave great tips and instruction without ever making me feel like I didn't belong there. I credit both of them for being able to do the dives and be fully present for them, knowing that they were nearby if needed with answers. Tell me why I live in Los Angeles and I'm considering driving up to Sacramento to further my dive education these two guys are the reason. The boat's crew was kind, helpful and incredibly aware. They anchored at beautiful dive sites, making it extremely easy to explore and look for whatever interested you on each dive. Their briefings were informative and helpful, there was always something available to refuel or hydrate, and they answered every question I had. They provided a type of hospitality I didn't even know existed. One of the crew caught a halibut while spearfishing and they cooked it right on the boat for us to try. I'll admit, I was scared to sleep in a bunk room with 21 strangers, with basically no privacy, on a little boat rocking to whatever degree the ocean decided was appropriate that day. But waking up first thing in the morning and getting into the water helped me achieve something I hadn't even realized I'd been looking for, to quiet the noise. I've always liked diving since I got certified. Now I love diving. I love the ocean. I love myself. There are places out there on this great planet where beauty and joy outweigh personality, follower count and financial class. Moments where you feel like you're on the moon. Underwater shapes of rock and rubble where you can almost see exactly where the earth crumbled, and just how resilient the creatures living there have become, willing to adjust to something new. There are little animals. Big animals. Kelp growing from rock. Silence. Awe. Moments laughing at dinner, wondering what the people on the other boats are doing, with people who were strangers a day ago and somehow already feel like friends. There's kindness. True hospitality. And this general sense of togetherness because everybody on board has the same goal: have a safe dive. Be able to go on the next one. Witness. Observe. Engage to whatever degree we're allowed, and leave the ocean as we found it. I thought what I was looking for out there would be something else. A shark. A ray. A seal. A dolphin. Turns out, it was me. I can't wait to go on the next one. Thank you, Dolphin, for giving me an experience I'll carry with me for the rest of my life.

I had the pleasure of attending a liveaboard trip in the Channel Islands this past weekend that was…read moreorganized by Dolphin Scuba Center. My wife and I are relatively new to diving so three days of nonstop scuba was both something we were excited for but also a little scared to do. Dolphin Scuba instructors Rich D. and Steve Ramirez were such an incredible pair that both taught us so much about scuba diving and allowed us to tag along with them on all of our dives. They made us feel very at ease in the water, gave us tips to improve our form and they both had endless stories to tell about diving while we hung out in the galley at night. This was our favorite scuba experience we have had thus far and I would 100% recommend joining them on one of the many trips they organize throughout the year. We can't wait to attend another trip with them in the future! Thanks again!

Great place to learn dealing any casino game. Go at your own pace, it does not matter how long you…read moretake to get it down. They are there to help the whole time. I just got certified for poker dealing and will be continuing to learn the other table games. After you get certified you can always go back to practice any game you need a little work on. If you are wanting to be a casino dealer Casino College can help you achieve that goal. Hope to see you there. Jim C

Tu and Casey are great instructors! Everyone is helpful!…read more They teach blackjack, baccarat, pai gow, and poker!

I passed the broker exam on my first try! I don't think I would have passed without all the helpful…read morepractice exams and video teachings. I will definitely recommend Accredited Real Estate School. Thank you!

Broker, Schyler Church, does a terrific job teaching her 8 hour crash course. You will not be…read moredisappointed. She is a great teacher and the handouts are wonderful.