I am so thankful for EMT Associates. They always get me in when I wait until the last minute!!!!…read more I have been having all of my training with them since they opened. The owner is a phenomenal educator and truly loves what she does! Thank you!

I just finished my CNA training with EMT associates and I got 100% on my skills text and 95% on my…read morewritten! The class was fast paced and convenient ( night classes ) and very thorough. My instructor Mary Ann Vaughn was professional, answered questions as they came up and made her self available to review anything we had questions about.It was clear that she knew what we needed to know and was confident that if we studied what she taught us we would pass. Thanks for getting us off and running!!

I have been an Instructor through EMS Safety for about 10 years and as a company they just keep…read moregetting better!!!! EMS has one of the best staffs that I have ever dealt with in my professional career and are always friendly and helpful. They are problem solver who want to help you get more "bang for your buck" on everything they do! Thanks so much to Marian and Paul for putting together such a great organization staffed with great people. Along with courteous and profession employees their shipping department excels in all they do. I have never had packages so consistently packed with perfection and ALWAYS on time!!!! THANK YOU EMS SAFETY!!!!

EMS Safety is a disgrace. A business is supposed to support its employees and the entire point of…read morehiring people is to give them financial stability. EMS Safety illegally terminated one of their employees once they found out she was pregnant. Do not support this business.

I just finished my CNA2 course through this school last night and Sherry Huff is a wonderful…read moreinstructor! Her classes are small (there was 5 of us for class and 6 for our clinicals) so she is really able to spend time discussing each skill and the importance of them. The class in total was 8 days. We had 5 days of class (or the equivalent of) and 3 days of clinicals. The clinicals were held at Riverbend hospital and in my opinion were not long enough. I thoroughly enjoyed the class! I am a return student so I got a 10% discount on my tuition. I had been a CNA and let my license go to stay home and take care of my kids while they were little. When I began looking into the RN program I saw that I needed to have my CNA so I took it through Dare2Care. I worked during the day and attended classes as night. The class was 8 weeks long including clinicals. It was a very thorough class and the clinicals were held at Riverpark in Eugene. I am happy that Sherry opened this school. She is very passionate about teaching people how to properly care for those who can no longer care for themselves or for those who just need a helping hand through the little valleys in life. Sherry was my RCM when I was a younger CNA and I was honored to have her as my instructor now. This school is definitely a great asset to stand alone schools. The state boards for CNA 1 are held at the school in the lab where you are familiar with the layout and have practiced the skills. All in all both of my experiences with Dare2Care have been wonderful!

I am greatly appreciative of the sta and support I received from this school to become a part of…read morethe health care system in Oregon. I wouldn't have a great sence of nursing skills if it wasn't for this progra.

This school has some fabulous teachers and programs, but their prices have skyrocketed recently…read more They have some really unique programs here and offer a lot for a community college. It is in a really beautiful area with lots of trees. The campus is friendly and laid back.

Can't say enough about the excellence of this school. I started there secretly unable to do basic…read moremath - figured I was math crippled - and got the Best math teacher EVER. Made it through 2 levels of calculus believe it or not. 2 years of straight As at Lane made me realize maybe I could handle university - graduated with honors with a BS in psych from U of O, now I'm in grad school - ME. Yes, the advisors suck, so write the program that works for you and don't listen to them. The folks at financial aid can answer your important Qs. The professors are top notch! Almost never had a bad one - I think I had one... all the rest were the greatest - best in the country. This school changed my life, go there ready to work hard and recreate your own :) .

The building management at the Lundquist College of business is absolutely stellar. I would give…read morethem 1 Million stars if I could. Some of the student workers go above and beyond and care so much about their school. The lab on the 3rd floor of chiles has great resources and the staff are all so helpful and wonderful. I spent so much time here and it often felt more like Disneyland than a school. This is entirely due to the amazing people that work there.

I'm currently obtaining my MBA from The University of Oregon, and I wouldn't have it any other way,…read moreI'm going into the final year of the program. Lundquist College of Business is a magical place that is diverse and veteran friendly. Our cohort is small and the university doesn't offer an online MBA which will continue to boost our program ranking. Obtaining priority tickets to athletic benefits is one of the perks of being a graduate student at The University of Oregon. Go Ducks!!

The Lane Aviation Academy which is a FAR part 147 school is a part of Lane Community College. Learn…read moreto repair and maintain airplanes and helicopters. Study for your A&P license.

Lane Com College aviation program is an excellent base to begin your career field, either as a FAA…read morecertified airframe and powerplant mechanic or FAA licensed professional pilot. Great school!!

The instructor was excellent and very knowledgeable and helpful. Very thorough with instructions,…read moretook time to explain if you had questions and stayed after training was done and let us practice.

Such a great class, the lecture gives you a lot to think about when getting your CHL. The…read moreinstructor is great and easy going, he'll answer any questions you have during the lecture portion and the shooting portion. The class overall is a really good idea for anyone interested in getting their Oregon CHL and I would recommend it.

I find the School of Journalism and Communications (SOJC) to be a great school. The professors and…read moreGraduate Teaching Fellows (GTFs) care about their students and their success. Both the professors and GTFs are willing to help them succeed by making themselves available, in many cases, after hours for further instruction or clarification. I'm pleased that I choose the University of Oregon's SOJC to attend. I think it is a great choice for anyone who wants to major in journalism and communications.