When someone thinks of Arizona State University, they often think of the Tempe Campus and a large…read moreschool experience. What they may not realize is that while that experience is great for many people, yet others may be looking for a different experience. The ASU Polytechnic Campus is smaller than the Tempe Campus yet it's a community where every student has the potential to feel connected with resources and it is still large enough that there is usually something happening. It's growing as a campus and has transformed from a former Air Force base to a commuter campus to a residential campus in recent years with over 1,000 bed spaces living on-campus in traditional residence halls and single-shared or family houses. Opened in 1996, the ASU Polytechnic Campus was founded as ASU East on the former Williams Air Force Base in Mesa. The newest residence halls Century Hall opened in 2012 while Lantana Hall opened in 2000. The campus has strong partnerships with Chandler-Gilbert Community College and the surrounding Mesa area with the Mesa Gateway Airport right next door. The ASU Preparatory Middle and High Schools are right on the ASU Polytechnic Campus, too. While ASU Polytechnic is the home of numerous academic colleges and programs, they are known for their engineering programs and aviation programs and flight centers. As the campus continues to grow each year, the number of buildings on campus continue to increase. In addition to academic buildings, there are student services available in the Academic Center (home to a computer lab and the library), the Administration Building, several of the Quad buildings, and the Student Union. There is also the Simulator Building and the Technology Center along with residence halls and houses, a dining hall (also home to the Multicultural Communities of excellence and a small marketplace), and the Sun Devil Fitness Complex. There is also the ASU Charter monument. Needless to say, there is something for everyone on the ASU Polytechnic Campus. At the Polytechnic Campus, every student can drive their own experience as they engage in the events and resources on-campus while attending classes, getting an on-campus job, landing an internship or full-time job, joining clubs and organizations, attending many free events and activities, and so much more. The Dean of Students Office (in the Academic Center) and the many student services offices at ASU Polytechnic are always there for students, and it's easy to find your way towards graduation and your future when taking advantage of these resources. I look forward to seeing what comes next on such an engaging campus such as the ASU Polytechnic Campus in the coming years!

Very peaceful place, and I have studied at this campus for 3 years. Overall decently cleaned. Some…read moreplaces aren't lit at night; some places aren't properly air conditioned. Some places have an odd aroma (ex; library). Quiet ambiance, and I like the garden.

This review is based on the fact that I am an employee of the College. I work at the Pecos Campus,…read morebut every time I visit the Williams Campus I am impressed by how nice it is. The campus is small, but it is very well maintained. The employees are helpful, kind, and professional. They have some good programs out there, and I have heard that people really like to work there. I am a big supporter of all of our Maricopa Community Colleges. Great way to take classes for less money, and I believe that the instructors are more caring and involved.

Taking a couple of classes online with this particular college and having to register in person at…read morethe campus reminded me why I opted to go straight into university (rather than spend 2 years at a community college to begin with). The advisor I dealt with was nice. The guy who ran the math placement tests was nothing short of kind and SUPER helpful. However, there are other areas of this college that fall short. The financial aid/"financial services" people in particular are just awful. I came in one day to get them to sign something so I could have a consortium agreement between this college and the university I actually attend. First day I tried I started with the advisor and the math placement test afterwards. I intended to go to financial aid for a signature afterwards, only to find them closed. Yet the hours on their website state that they're open 8 am to 6 pm. This is NOT true whatsoever. I finally caught someone on another day. They refused to sign the agreement unless I set up a payment plan for the community college, or I could come back later. I mentioned how they're never here even though they have set hours and the lady I spoke to was just miserable. She was extremely rude and said "well we don't always have someone working all day, those are just our general hours". Uh, what? How hard is it to either abide by the hours or update the hours to say you guys are only there for X hours a day rather than wasting everybody's time? The financial services aside, the professors here were not so great at communication. I had a professor not respond to an email for several days. The course was automatically set up for her and everything was automatically graded except for discussion boards and extra credit. Yet it was still hard for her to simply respond to emails in a somewhat timely manner (I had to email her two follow ups before she finally replied), grade the discussion boards (my professor waited until the very end of the course to finally grade our discussion boards), etc. I'm just grateful I'm a proactive student because I can't imagine how much other students may struggle in courses where professors are non-existent. I've also heard other horror stories about financial services/aid here so that's nothing new. I'm just grateful I was only taking a couple of classes and that I won't have to take any classes here again.

Pima Medical is a great school not only the environment but also the instructors, Ms.Denise is the…read moreabsolute best she's truly a teachers who genuinely wants you to learn the ins and outs of phlebotomy. She has patience for the students who need a little more help, and is super understanding when it comes to our personal life issues, same with Vianess she's also an absolute gem and even though the program was three months long they made our class feel like family! Ms.Felicia is the sweetest ever, she wants the best for us and our externship experience and truly cares about how we're doing, they all do! I would 10000% recommend attending Pima medical.

I LOVE PHLEBOTOMY! Ms. Denise is a wonderful teacher and I find myself missing being in her class…read more She and Vianess prepared us extraordinarily well for externship so when I got out on the field, I felt ready. She was an amazing teacher and helped us learn how to do the different pokes and feeling confident with them. I have fallen in love with phlebotomy and I have to give all my thanks to Ms. Denise.

Great School!!!! I…read morespent my junior and senior year at Benedictine and can honestly say that the Benedictine administration do not want students go to school just to receive a diploma and collect the $$$. It is a great college for those who apply themselves. Even though I'm not catholic I had a great time learning about theology and values. I found that the morals of the campus help set the bar for a better learning environment. The part I liked most were the small classes and the teacher to student interaction. The most students I ever had in one of my classes was 31 students! I had some really great teachers that invested their time and talent into helping me decide where I wanted to focus my education and career path. Teachers like Prof Laurin, Perry, Tole, Raul and Kirkham. With this knowledge I was able to open my own business and am already able to say that my business would not be capable of growing so fast and smoothly had I not had such a great experience at Benedictine.

I personally went to Heritage Academy for a couple years as a student at this location in Mesa. I…read morethink that this truly was the best school I ever went to as a kid. I learned a lot from this school that no public school would be willing to teach. They offer all different types of languages, I learned Latin in 7th grade. Also, they offer amazing electives as well as spontaneous field trips. I probably never would have seen the Grand Canyon if I did not go to this school.. I'm very grateful to have gotten the opportunity to go to this school and I'm definitely hoping my kids can do the same thing!

I came to Heritage Academy Mesa for 1 year and absolutely despised it with my entire heart. Sure…read morethere's fridays off and "hot lunches" that your parents may order for you, but I want to tell you about my and other "scholars*" experiences. Scholars is the name that the teachers call the students at Heritage Academy by. I will give you all the reasons why this year was terrible and will not use their writing style (CRED's)* Creds stands for Claim, Reason, Evidence, Discussion, and teachers will use Harvard Keyword Outlines alongside it because this is a review and I'm lazy. Remember that this is completely biased and won't be everyone's experience at this school. And also take into account that this is for the Mesa campus, as it is very tiny and squished. Also, I will not be using my real name for my own safety (this is not my direct account). I would like to talk about the staff and "scholars", both the good and the bad, and the beliefs pushed onto "scholars" by sending your child here. I would like to start with the fact that many of the staff and "scholars" are Mormon (LDS) and your child will have this influence if you send your child here. (I'm not trying to say it's bad or anything I'm just an Ex and I prefer not to hear about it) staff will not hesitate to say where they were married in one of their temples, but often doesn't go beyond it. But some do mention church on other occasions. Also, "scholars" tend to be homophobic/ transphobic and that may affect your child. Although some staff will go easy on you when in class, some are hardcore (I will not name anyone for their privacy). Overall the staff also will push patriotic beliefs on "scholars" and is a highly christian based school. For your information and child safety, teachers also can use "scholar" bathrooms. Although there have been no incidents that I have heard of, once there was a teacher watching corn (adults know what I mean) and accidently broadcasted it to that class by accident. The teacher was fired luckly, but thought I'd mention that. Also, that was not my experience for some context and happened in the previous school year. That concludes the staff/ "scholar background paragraph. There have been incidents of sexual harassment by some of the more tiresome "scholars", and then continue to say that what you said wasn't scholarly, (the experience of sexual harassment was not mine and the students that harrassed the other one were thankfully suspended). The principal*, when I said I would like this (person they were interviewing) should replace my teacher because the person being interviewed was better at teaching the subject, slapped me (gently) on the arm, which made me EXTREMELY uncomfortable (she likely did because she thought I was joking) *This Person will no longer be principal for the 2026-2027 school year* A similar experience happened when I made a dark poem and wrote it on my assignment to get myself to stop laughing during class when she wanted us to shut up. About a week later, she talked to me publicly about it (before class when everyone was talking) and touched my arm out of concern- which made me very uncomfortable, even if she was concerned about me. In general, most of the staff make me uncomfortable just by sitting in a room with them. Now, about the rules and standards of this school. That dress code is one of the most strict I have seen.(I haven't been to many schools, but I have heard of similar schools having less strict dress codes that I will not be naming). As I have almost been dress coded on a "Dollars 4 Duds"* day Dollars for Duds is a day scheduled by Heritage where you can bring cash in exchange for wearing normal clothes- with a strict dress code 'but at least its something' now continuing what I was attempting to say for a semi- cropped top that you could see some of my stomach when lifting up my arms, and it wasn't noticed towards late in the day. I also couldn't wear anything over 4 inches above the knee, which was a huge challenge for me, even if my clothes are pretty modest (other than the crop top). Which is why I kind of think its a scam to look normal at this school. Also on the "no profanity" rule, teachers either don't blink an eye (except for some) or have terrible hearing because I have never seen someone get a Log Entry for swearing. PDA is also challenging to deal with, as you can't hug, kiss, or really do anything.Now to the English program, that is tedious. The English program at this school is extremely advanced and will constantly have you on your toes with CRED's and Harvard Keyword Outlines, SO's Sentence Openers, SV's Strong Verbs, which are all DU's Dress Ups which are only stressful once it's implemented. Now these Rules and standards are incredibly challenging to deal with. Except for swearing because of reason stated - which is incredibly hilarious. Now for the random things I have complaints about. "Hot Lunches" are kind of a scam. Especially because of

I earlier this year began at Devry University, all the staff are so sweet and welcoming and most…read moreof extremely patient ! There is more than enough help if its needed they work with you to help understand and make things enjoyable and comfortable if you are worried about anything or have any questions I promise you they wont stop until it's all helped and figured out. My admissions Advisor Calli Muller helped me nonstop push to reach my goals to being an official student here and weekly told me my progress and was my biggest supporter I am pushing my hardest in classes for her to make her proud I highly recommend her ! This school doesn't stop pushing you to strive for the best I couldn't be happier with my decision to go to this school and progress my future . If you are having thoughts where to go Devry is the school to go ! THANKYOU DEVRY UNIVERSITY!

The Mesa Center is great!! The people working there are so friendly and always happy to help. the…read moreAdvisors there really take care of you, and they make sure you have everything you need to succeed! Gayle and Travis Rock!!

The class structure was easy to follow and the professors were helpful and shared valuable insight…read more I'm happy I completed my degree with them and wish I could've done my masters there.

Graduated from here and 2009 with a master's in Business administration and international business…read more The quality of the education was fine. However, when it came to the administrative side of things it was some part and best. From what I understand there were several people that were told to take out Plus loans before graduating even though the administration said that all the bills were paid up for the students. We should have known something was going bad at that point that 2018 the doors were closed.

Took a friend here for their annual Day for Special Smiles dental clinic. What a great event, great…read morestaff and students. Highly recommend the school and this program

Recently my 15 year old grandson, Nathan, experienced pain and swelling in his jaw. His regular…read moredentist said Nathan must be seen by a specialist. When his mother told me about this, I suggested she try the dental school- she knows I have had exceptional care at A. T. Still. Nathan was treated with incredible kindness and a biopsy taken. Dr. Suarez has consulted with me in the past. When she entered the treatment area I felt an enormous sense of relief. Dr. Suarez has an unusually calming and encouraging presence and I could see Nathan responding very positively. It was amazing to see him relax and immediately trust her. On the way home he told me that he wanted to go back to the school for any further treatment. This is a kid who never really expresses much in the way of preferences, so I had to smile. Yesterday I saw Dr. Suarez for a follow-up consultation regarding my own previous surgery. After a tumor removal in 2013 I have been watchful in case it returned (as I was told that might happen.) Dr. Suarez was, once again, extremely impressive. She was incredibly thorough and explained in detail why there were no concerning issues. She took the time to review the surgical notes I had forwarded to the school. Dr. Suarez did not have to do that...she could have just done what she does in terms of observation and assessment. But she heard what I said about a recurrence. Knowing I was concerned, she found the original notes and explained in detail why the kind of event I experienced did not recur. Hoping this information is helpful to others in deciding on dental care. While the appointments may take more time to allow oversight by teachers, I have never had less than profoundly excellent care at this school.