I went to college here 38 years ago. Obviously, I learned something, as I just calculated those…read moreyears without the aid of a calculator. Back then, this college did a great job of offering enough classes to fulfill the general university requirements, so I could move on down the road to a public university. I particularly recall beginning and advanced volleyball, tennis, and bowling. Oh, and that psychology class also sticks in my head. On my most recent trip to SCC, I went to find my mom (it was Mother's Day weekend), and she was peddling her wares, lilacs at the Garden Expo. I also found my dad planted in a chair, helping the garden club. I had a chance to go down memory lane in the Lair, as I really wanted to find the bowling alley, but things have changed or rather there was too much garden expo in my way or my memory is really slipping. I don't know what classes SCC offers now, but I'd be willing to guess that it is still a great value, and if I had it all to do over again, I'd still come here first and get those required classes out of the way. My economics classes also paid off.

I have personally experienced teachers manipulating grades an accusation of stealing. I have…read moretattoos so i am being judged at S.C.C. Also the teachers here are not good at all. I graduated with an A in almost all quarters and i was there everyday, but still i am lost when it comes to fixing cars. If u asked the students attending this college they will say the same. Patrettee, spotts , and coffey I caught messing with grades. This school is unprofessional and lacks real mechanics skills u need to be successful in the automotive industry. I have proof of what i am saying, i just dont know how to post it. Rustameyer, and rodgers are good teachers and they are fair. Wendy at workforce or workfirst (whatever the name is) is also a horrible person and doesnt help students that are really struggling and instead lies about having school funding saying they're isn't any help as you watch people around u that already have lots of money recieve more. This is a horrible college and they dont do nothing if u report this stuff. I reported all this to the automotive tech dean levingston and he just basically said that take it up with the same teachers causing the problems. An said they have a contract with them that states we students have to work our problems out with the teachers. So my question is then whats the point of the dean? Then come to find out the dean is buddy- buddy with the same teachers who are being unprofessional. So the dean is covering for the trash teachers. I hope one day someone with power sees this and does something about all this cricked school. I would avoid this college at all cost it is unprofessional and the teachers are trash at teaching.

Thank you for helping me confirm that 1 there is no God at all, or 2 He does not care at all and…read moretherefore neither do I for him. I also appreciate the absolute lack of support or concern from this church as well. If your goal is to lose any and all faith in a time of struggle and feel completely on your own, then this is the perfect place for you.

Love this place and this Pastor. My family has been here for years and they have been loved and…read morehelped. This Pastor loves people more that any Pastor I know. He has performed marriages and funerals for my family. Andy Tucker

Such an amazing School!! Provides a unique learning…read moreexperience tailored to each individual child. They nurture whole child development of mind, body, and spirit!

North Wall Schools is a special place. Our daughter has made lifelong friends and has received an…read moreoutstanding education. The teachers and staff are exceptional and we are continually amazed by our experience after 6 years with the school. We have many fond memories here.

Great people at this business. They are very helpful with Real Estate questions and getting loans…read more Good to work with for brokers and certified private money lenders.

I took a PALS class for the emergency department as a registered nurse. Learning the…read morepathophysiology of how the meds aid in arrests and arrhythmia is so helpful! While Mike gives all of this info he also recognizes that he is teaching different roles and doesn't expect more knowledge than some are coming in with. This was an informative class!

I attended BLS, ACLS and PALS at their Coeur d Alene location for my Paramedic license. Mike is an…read moreamazing instructor. The classroom is very comfortable, and the training aids are some of the most advanced available. I highly recommend Mike and CPR Central to anyone interested in learning CPR or in need of other training courses required for their medical profession. 5 Stars!

The 2 day trike course was an excellent experiance. The instructors were great, professional, and…read moreit was a lot of fun. I learned a lot, it was great value, and I'm a safer rider because of these folks. I would highly recommend them to new riders and old experience riders that could use a refresher, the school is awesome!!!!!!

From the Office Staff to the Motorcycle Instructors all are welcoming, friendly and very positive…read more Policies were well explained and all my questions and concerns were addressed thanks to Rachel (owner) and Vicki. The Instructors Mike and Jason prepared us well in the various riding exercises to equip us for the riding tests. Their Encouragement helped me to be a better rider and not just for the test but for the open road. A very positive experience. Dennis, Spokane, WA.

We absolutely love Coeur d'Alene Montessori Preschool! As grandparents and educators, we knew we…read morewanted the Montessori experience for our grandson. The focus on independence, learning how to learn, choice, working with others, manners and social skills were what we wanted for him. We found all of this and more at Coeur d'Alene Montessori. Ms. Diane's experience and dedication are evident in the structure and management of the school. The staff that she has assembled is both knowledgeable and nurturing. They interact well with children and communicate openly with parents. We have observed this school during class time and appreciate the thoughtful engagement of students in their learning. We love the way the students talk to each other and their teachers. It is a warm, respectful, and joyful environment. Our grandson literally ran into the classroom and settled in from day one. No tears or clinging, just exuberance to be in this place... learning, growing, and being a four year old. Thank you Coeur d'Alene Montessori.

I am in the process of a career transition. Shifting from HR/Recruiting over to Accounting. In…read moremaking this change, I enrolled in the online Master of Professional Accounting program at EWU, which I just completed a couple of months ago. While the EWU campus is in Cheney, the Schools of Business & Accounting operate out of the Catalyst Building in Spokane, which is why I am reviewing the program in this listing. Upon acceptance to this program, an evaluation will be made to determine if you need to complete any prerequisites before starting the regular program. Since my major was not in Accounting, I ended up having to do 5 courses, which equated to about a half year as courses are 6 weeks long and there are two sessions each quarter. In total, it took a little over 2 years to complete all program requirements. There are no set times for each class, so courses are structured for you to go at your own pace and when you have time to complete the coursework. Classes typically had a discussion post due mid-week and homework was due on Sunday. There were also quizzes, exams and final projects for many of the classes that I took. If you can take one more class per session, you will graduate more quickly. However, I would not advise this if you are currently working, as the course load may be too much. Most of the professors are working in other positions during the day and some do not reside in Washington. There seems to be minimal staff at the university, aside from a student advisor. I thought the pace of the classes was manageable for a student new to this field and for someone already working in the field. Though I felt the coursework was primarily theoretical and more geared towards learning the content to pass the CPA exam. I would have liked to have received more of a practical education, where I applied the concepts as they are used in the workplace. The university is in the process of becoming a polytechnic university focused on hands-on learning, which hopefully will address this issue. From a career support perspective, I did not feel the university had sufficient resources. Career services are more geared towards on-campus students, than those online. You can book 1:1 meetings with the staff if you do need help though. I would like to see EWU work with the business community to find internships for their students. Currently, students are responsible for finding their own internships. I do understand EWU is meant to serve the Spokane area community. It would be difficult to find internships for students in other locations, like many of my fellow students were. But I would have considered moving to Spokane for a few months if I knew that I could complete an internship through the university. Overall, I thought the online MPA program was okay. I do think it is better for someone already in the field working and just looking to get the credits needed to take the CPA exam. But for someone needing more support and new to the field of study, I think additional resources are needed to improve the student experience.

EWU is the east side regional comprehensive institution with a beautiful campus in Cheney WA and…read moredynamic health care and STEM programs in Spokane WA. It specializes in providing a welcoming atmosphere for first generation students at the lowest statewide price for a 4-year college. Outstanding programs include: the MFA in creative writing; psychology; biology; computer science and cybersecurity; wellness and movement sciences; music and more!