Came here to take my NCLEX and everything went smoothly. It's not hard to find at all. When you…read moreenter the parking lot get off and you can find the directory on your left. There was a nice gentleman that helped me find the building which was pretty easy and even gave me a parking validation. You just keep walking down and the building is A7 on your left. You just go to the 3rd floor and there are signs to direct you. The staff were all so nice and professional.

Easy to find! The staff was very helpful and provided straight to the point directions! Testing…read morearea brightly lit. Testing was easy to navigate with the guidance of the proctor. The only downside of this location was the elevator weren't working the day I went. Plenty of parking, but you'll have to pay $6, but it's for the entire day.

The pretests and study materials are pretty good, but the classes are terrible. The instructor has…read moreno control of the class (too much chitter chatter to learn). Also, the classes I went to are supposed to be in English, but all I heard was Spanish for the first 30 minutes. If you don't speak Spanish you're out of luck

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I have dealt with severe anxiety and stress for a good chunk of my life, but it only escalated as…read morethe world around me was affected by Covid-19. A close friend of mine had suggested I meet with a therapist to alleviate my worries. At first, I was hesitant of the idea as it's often uncomfortable to tell a stranger your personal thoughts and feelings about your life, but all the uncertainty disappeared after my initial telehealth session with Dr. Chan. Dr. Chan was not only caring and knowledgeable, but she gave very thoughtful feedback and suggestions on how to implement little practices into my daily routines and tasks that were triggering my anxiety. With a very relaxed demeanor, our sessions felt more like a friend just being there for me through these hard times. The conversations just flowed naturally, and Dr. Chan remembered every little detail I mentioned as if she had known me a long time. With just a few sessions, I feel a lot more calm with her advice. I'm viewing the obstacles that life throws at us as opportunities to grow instead of fearing them. The idea of therapy sessions initially seemed scary, but I highly recommend anyone that had similar hesitations to meet with Dr. Chan, as I had a very uplifting and positive experience.

First to review! In this day and age where there is still stigma when talking about self-help…read moreissues, it is great when people could seek help from someone who makes you feel at ease, and takes their time to get to know you while helping you. This was all gathered from my first impression with Ms. Chan when the child of my close friend had their first visit. It wasn't until the follow-up visits that I saw the consistency in her care that I decided to write this review, cos when it comes to wellness you do not want to recommend the wrong people to others. A great plus is that the grandparent was able to come along for the next visit and understood what was going on with their grandchild cos Ms. Chan aside from English also speaks Cantonese, Mandarin and surprisingly Chiu Chow too! Aside from mental health, during my waits I noticed Ms. Chan also provides services for education as well, from advocacy to assessments. The visits so far have been great, my friend's child is in a comfort zone with Ms. Chan and is helping my friend better understand her child's case on hand. However it's not just toddlers or teens only, I've seen families and couples visit too!

My stepson went to KOR. He was enrolled previously at another program and that was not a good fit…read morefor him. A few of the parents we know have sent their kids there so we tried it. It was a much better fit. My stepson is a smart boy but he just can't focus and refuse to do his homework. Mr. B, who runs the place can be a drill sargent. But, for my stepson, he needed that direction and a firm grasp. He got better at finishing his assignment and his grades improved. We had him there for only a year before we moved. But I would highly recommend checking them out.

My child has been a part of Kor since she was in 1st grade. Thank you so much for helping my kids…read moreto improve her grade and love how they focus on each child's needs and pay attention to them. The tutoring price is also affordable Highly recommended KOR to other parents!!

It appears they do not accommodate single parents. I have been told by a few single parents they…read morehave to make the decisions on where you do your clinicals for respiratory therapy. Single parents are making huge sacrifices to go to school, so they do not have to depend on government assistance and then you gaslight them, making them feel bad because they have obligations. School is first, I'm sorry, children are first and always will be. Did you forget about DCFS, if you don't take care of your kids they will. We want parents to strive for success and not sabotage their career by adding another hurdle in the way of supporting their kids on their own. I read another negative yelp on respiratory therapy after I posted mine. My hope this helps single parents who are searching for a career about their decision to attend this school for respiratory therapist. I also hope it changes the direction and focus of the school to help support our future. This is a technical school to learn a trade and it can be costly to choose this route. Let's support our future by talking to them, not making them feel bad because they have kids or other responsibilities with them, instead let's encourage, support and provide empathy to help them complete their desire to flourish as a respiratory therapist.

Words cannot describe what a joke the respiratory therapy program at Platt College - Alhambra is…read more So I'll just post my story and what I found from my research. This is one of those reviews "if I can give negative stars", I would types. I've already emailed both Chris Becker and Megan Clifton earlier this year and no one has responded. I've listened and did everything Nicole and my instructors told me to do and still had a difficult time passing my boards and finding a job. I've got no response when emailing them for help, but they (Nicole and Platt college) expect me to respond to their surveys. It just felt like half of the cohort I was with were failing. I won't say what year I finished. I know I'll be gaslit. So onto what I discovered. I googled the pass rate for this school. Imagine my glee when I saw the abysmal performance. If you don't trust me, search "Respiratory Care Board pass rates" and you should eventually find a pdf document with the pass rates for this school and other campuses. I'll attach an image illustrating what I saw.  If you got 50-60% on a test, you would fail right? But these guys who were getting BELOW the state AVERAGE for the past few years get to keep their job. I like to remind you that I informed Chris Becker (the college president) of this. Basically about half of the students who attend this school for respiratory therapy end up becoming licensed respiratory practitioners. I will admit that I'm writing this with a little bit of bitterness. Imagine the staff with roughly a 50% pass rate telling you you're not knowledgeable enough. I honestly think this school is brought the state average down lol. In the end, numbers don't lie.

My son is a slow learner. He attends Mathnasium and receives…read moresupplemental instruction. When I inform them about the areas where he is struggling, they adjust the lessons to meet his needs and provide targeted support. First of all, my son truly enjoys going to the learning center. I know that if he didn't find some level of interest in math, that wouldn't be possible. The instructors and the overall system are very friendly, supportive, and educational, which makes a big difference for him.

My daughter has been going to Mathnasium class once a week for the last few months. I have noticed…read moreimprovement in her math and also willingness to do math problems and in her skills. The staff keep us updated with her progress and working towards goals. They keep the students motivated. Everyone is friendly and professional.

Randomly found this page and my instructor, Daphne, provided a full CPR renewal exam. She's very…read moreknowledgeable and made sure every step was done professionally and carefully. I'm glad I found her. Highly recommended!

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I am very lucky to have made the right choice. The atmosphere here is lively and artistic. The…read moreteachers and principal are serious and responsible, and the students' works are excellent!

Great art school in the city of Monterey Park! Both my kids (ages 12 and 13) attend art class here…read moreand they even offer digital art class where the students can draw on iPads. Very modern art school! They are located upstairs.

High Chromebook usage daily Denied this until they realized…read moreAUSD sends an internet usage update listing times, duration and websites. Issues at site-promises/advertised enrichment not happening/ chromebook as a babysitter, daiky candy as a reward for behavior- were unable to be resolved with site director over many months. But, when I finally reached out to the owner Linda I was dismissed and referred back to the Site Director. Many parents ended up leaving the program and placing our children elsewhere. The only positive were a couple of the classroom staff throughout the years who were kind and patient with the kids. These staff members often ended up moving on.

Kids are being babysat by you tube and other sites with unsupervised computer viewing despite my…read moreaddressing the issue multiple times with the director. Thanks Alhambra Unified for those very detailed reports of internet usage so I can see exactly when and which sites and for how long my child spent while at Spark...instead of enrichment and outdoor time. It was frustrating that the Director/Owner ignored my messages despite my trying multiple times to resolve the issue with the site director before reaching out to her. The staff says what you want to hear, but again and again no change is made. Disappointing from an owner that is a former educator so she is well aware of the screen time limits and recommendations for elementary aged children. I have noticed that some sites are being run much better than others, so be aware to actually check on what your child is doing each day there after homework is done. Don't rely on the staff, but check internet usage and ask your child. Maybe your school site program differs.