Mesquite Aviation is a really great place to learn to fly. I've been up several times with Steve…read moreGlasscock, one of the instructors there. He really knows what he's doing and he makes it easy to learn and understand what you're doing and why. He isn't scary or uptight like some of the instructors I've flown with at other schools. They have a nice little setup with multiple planes, both high wing (Cessna) and low wing (Cherokee). The office is a little small, but I'm told their main office is being renovated. The classroom actually has a nice feel to it though because your up close with your instructor and you can really grasp the materials/ask questions if needed. I love flying here, can't wait for all this weather to be gone so I can go up again!

Okay, if you want to get your pilot's license or perhaps an advanced license and live in Dallas or…read moresurrounding areas, this is your place. Super friendly instructors. Reasonably priced. Great on-line scheduling system makes it very easy to get on the calendar at YOUR convenience. Chip and his team are tops in this market. Plus, they've added an on-site mechanic who can now attend to your plane's every need. Can't say enough about these guys. All the instructors are tops. Josh is great - very patient with rusty pilots, but also keeps you to task so that you can achieve your goals. Try them out if you're thinking about getting your license or just looking to gain some IFR instruction or getting your CFI or CFII, ATP or whatever. Believe they also do tail-dragger training as well.

Great school with an amazing group of highly experienced instructors. Small class size which made…read moreit so much more enjoyable. I highly recommend the ATP CTP course with Bell Murray Aerospace.

This was my first FSI, I have been more than a few since, but I think this is probably the best…read moreone, especially the PC12 program, make sure you get some hard 8 BBQ while you're here too!

A very nice facility, I was here a few years ago for a couple hours, but don't remember much from…read morethat visit. I do have to say I am a little surprised that the staff isn't very friendly or outgoing. Tried the cafe today and it was convenient but also only ok. I am sure as I get to know people they maybe a little more friendly, we will see and update if needed.

I learned to fly here and went through instrument. As per the last review, while it is true that…read morethe planes are constantly flying, so things tend to break occasionally, they are small things and are taken care of quickly. In my experience, every plane used to train students has some small glitches here and there, so it didn't bother me. I learned to fly as a student, which meant that I was able to devote my summer to training. I wanted to finish my certifications relatively quickly, so I flew almost every day of the week, with some weeks off for vacation. I finished my private certification in one summer, and then my instrument the next. I did my private certification Part 61 (the route most domestic students take) and was able to get flights done reasonably quickly - though I had a few delays due to difficulty booking a flight. That said, I think US Aviation was better than most flight academies because it has so many instructors and aircraft, meaning one aircraft going down for maintenance, or one sick instructor, is not going to keep you from training. If you are serious about training in a hurry, try doing your training Part 141, the route the international students take. The training is more intensive, but it forces you to fly every day and ensures that you will finish quickly. That's what I did for my instrument course, and it allowed me to finish a much more difficult certification in the same amount of time as my private. All in all, I think US Aviation is a great flight school. Admittedly I haven't had personal experience with many other schools, but they have a winning combination: they do fuel and maintenance in house. That means that day or night, they can get a fuel truck out to fill your plane, or send a mechanic out to fix it (and they do - last I checked the whole operation ran 18 hours a day.) If you are serious about finishing a certificate, US Aviation has the stuff to get you through on time.

The school on the A&p side is not great my class in 3 months have changed through 5 teachers…read morebecause they start a new class knowing they don't have the teacher to teach that class and yank a teacher out of an already halfway through class. we got told today that our teacher was starting with a new class Monday and they didn't know what teacher we will have Monday and it's less than to weeks from our general test to move on to airframe. On top of Poor scheduling bc they want money the course blocks are scheduled horrible you finish everything for your general test in 102 but u have to wait another month till u can take ur general test which is after 103 but in 103 your learning airframe and power plant so it's a waste of time filling ur brain with stuff you don't need till after ur general which leads to some people failing.

I have my 4 year old grandson enrolled in private lessons with Tory. He has gone from a non-swimmer…read moreto confidently jumping in the pool and swimming to the side of the pool in a few short lessons. Tory is an excellent teacher and super patient. The staff at the front desk are so friendly and helpful, especially Sophia and Nicole. I highly recommend Aqua-Tots Plano!

The front desk stayed on a phone call for over half an hour while I stood there waiting. There were…read morestaff members in back office that did not come out to help. Once they get you to enroll and get your money they no longer care about any customer service. Very disrespectful women.

Cathy Sullivan's Acting School is a lot like any other type of school -- you get out of it what you…read moreput into it. If you think you'll magically become an amazing actor by taking 1-2 classes here, you're probably barking up the wrong tree. While primarily a school for young actors, they also have adult classes. Owner Cathy understands that acting development is a progression of maturity, intelligence, confidence, listening skills, and passion -- and she has structured her classes in a way that develops these abilities over time, especially if the actor is putting in the work. Unlike some acting coaches, Cathy focuses on the specific skills needed to start landing professional jobs. Her top students and assistants ARE working actors in Hollywood. The proof is in the pudding. An entire class devoted to being frightened? Seems odd to a newcomer. But when 1/4 of your child's auditions ask them to demonstrate fear, you realize that she's actually preparing them for professional opportunities. While she doesn't teach every class, she's always accessible and her assistant instructors are amazing. My kid's 'fear class' was taught by a skilled older teenager who demonstrated a scene by entering a room and seeing a monster and throwing himself against the wall in fear while shrieking with panic. Over and over again. Each time more frightening and realistic than the last. I was simply amazed at the level of commitment and passion being demonstrated by a young man of this age. I asked him what his name was because I wanted to know who I was watching. Two years later, Jaren Lewison is the star of 'Never Have I Ever' on Netflix. Cathy also has a great eye for talent. She selects only the best to teach at her school and is quick to recognize a rising talent. When she told me that my child wasn't ready to begin auditioning for major roles, I didn't believe her but she was RIGHT. While commercial, modeling and small supporting acting jobs may go to the kid with the right look, major roles will almost always go to a highly skilled actor -- and that is something that comes with education, practice and time. Classes run about $350-$400 for 12-16 hours of training. It may sound expensive but when I considered that I was spending $350/month for my kid's FC Dallas soccer training and he had zero chance of ever playing professional soccer, it made me realize that this was a much better investment. Plus, the skills that acting class develops -- public speaking, reading, confidence, handling criticism -- are all life skills that will pay dividends regardless of whether your child ever becomes a star. My child has been a student here for three years and has landed several professional (paying) acting jobs. She looks forward to classes and loves her teachers and Cathy. What more can you ask for?

We've only had great experiences here! Yes, beginning classes have a lot of students (Even advanced…read moreclasses have about 15 kids) but it's up to your child to learn & pay attention. My daughter isn't the best at this in regular school but because she loves acting, she has learned a lot & each class has helped her improve. She always learns a few things in every class, there's never been a class she didn't like! The teachers & aides are great and know how to develop the kids talents. Kim Dawson & Campbell are the big agencies that come to "seminars" (held a few times a year) to scout out new talent. Seminars are when LA casting directors, producers, and other important people in the industry come in & give constructive feedback to your kids skit they do in front of them. The classes are reasonably priced for what your kid gets out of them & the exposure in the seminars is what is going to get your kid to the next level. But your child has to want it & work for it. Don't expect your kid to get an agent or a movie role just because they show up. You get out of it what you put into it!

Instructor didn't show up for the first two lessons, and didn't return our phone calls when we were…read moretrying to reach him to see if he was still coming as my child sat in his swim suit waiting. Have tried calling Aqua Mobile for a week and the phone line keeps us on hold and no one answers the phone.

My son has been taking swim lessons with Rachel in St. Petersburg for a few months. He went from…read morebeing terrified to go in on his own to fully swimming by himself in such a short period of time! Rachel is an amazing instructor and my son loves her. She is very patient with him and he looks forward to seeing her every week. I highly recommend!

Our infant has been cared for at the Spectrum location for two months now and we couldn't be more…read morepleased with how it's going. As a new mom, I was nervous, but this team has made all the difference in my being able to confidently leave my girl in their arms and go to work. I love the thoughtful notes and pictures they send through the app everyday and it's awesome that my girl is changed and fed when I pick her up. If you're looking for tenderness and quality communication from your caregivers, this is the place.

We have been here for a few months and it has been great experience. Sabrina and Ellie are a good…read moreteam. The teachers for our children are also a great asset to this company.