For those looking into going back to school or for first timers, look no further Nevada State is…read moredefinitely the school to go to. After being out of school nearly for 8 years, I finally went back. Although, I chose this school as my top choice after doing extensive research, I found out that NSU was number one for nursing. Even if you are not going for nursing, I definitely would recommend NSU for several reasons. The biggest thing that I have learned about attending college campuses is to make it enjoyable, yet having students want to come to school. I just literally hit my first year attending as a transfer, and the professors and advisors want to see you succeed. Compared to other colleges that I have attended, NSU has that support you need. No matter what subject you're taking, all the professors try and help you pass. No matter how hard the subject is. While the professors give you all the resources to pass. You also have your advisors who do not sugar coat. They honestly tell you the truth of what you can and cannot handle. If you are looking for a school that is not just all around academically, but you want affordability this campus is cheaper than attending private or even out of state. Best part is, classes are smaller and they put a cap on classes, especially that have lab as well as the co-requisite.From experience, the smaller class size allows you to learn, know your peers and have that one to one more with the professor. Parking is also free.so for those that live far, definitely a school to attend.

Extremely frustrating and disappointing experience with Nevada State College…read more My advisor instructed me to reach out directly to the department head to ask whether I could take History 251 and History 499 concurrently. I did exactly that, and the department head approved the request. Based on that approval, I planned my schedule and attempted to enroll. When enrollment opened, I was suddenly blocked from registering and told I needed to submit a petition. After jumping through multiple hoops, the petition was denied. I then appealed the decision, and that appeal was also denied by the "dean." It is very hard to believe my appeal was actually reviewed. It is completely unacceptable for a student to receive direct approval from a department head, only to have it taken away later. This directly affects graduation timelines, finances, and stress levels. If I weren't so close to graduating, I would seriously consider transferring to another school. This college is becoming increasingly expensive, and many students are simply trying to finish their degree and move on. Nevada State needs to do better at honoring approvals and supporting students instead of creating unnecessary barriers.

Do not go here under any circumstances, I cannot tell you the amount of issues that I've…read moreexperienced with CSN. They had me enrolled in a class that I didn't even know I was enrolled in, they made no efforts to contact me about this class, no emails, no phone calls for a confirmation. The other day I get a letter in the mail saying that I have a past due balance and was in the process of being sent to collections. When I tried to get it appealed, they denied it stating that I didn't specify my situation properly from the 6 scenarios that they allow appeals. I specified that it was a verifiable institutional error by CSN and I provided proof that I was never supposed to be in that class. Their staff and administration is not transparent at all and they lack the motivation to do their jobs properly and put students like myself into these types of situations... Do NOT enroll here...

Financial aid is a mess and the tech guy at drc is very difficult to get ahold of, but the…read moreprofessors are good

First time here, couldn't find a place where I can get cupping and acupuncture that was close and…read morehad a good vibe. After the first treatment felt great looking forward to my next one now. The staff was understanding and helpful with the questions I had. Hope this place works out in the future for me I definitely enjoy the cupping and acupuncture treatment

Wongu Health Center!! I got treated for back pain and I'm amazed how in one appointment my pain…read morewhen from 10 to 5 Dr Keita Sekine is amazing thank you !! Doctor Sekine !! The people there is very helpful and kind . I love it I was looking for help with others doctors and He was the only one that help me with my pain . Highly recommend

I think UNLV is doing a lot of interesting and positive work. The school has a capable and…read morededicated faculty and staff which shines through time after time. I think UNLV will continue to ascend as a respected university. One big detraction is the airplane noise, especially the overnight take offs and landings. It is hard to get 8 hours sleep no matter when you go to bed. There are loud takeoffs and landings from 11:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. and then again starting around 5:30 a.m., with nonstop takeoffs from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. The UNLV Administration should ask the FAA and LAS to restrict use of the North runway during sleeping hours. The planes should use the main East/West runways which are mostly over industrial areas during this time. Being jarred awake on campus by airplanes during sleeping hours is a deal breaker for many people. Its one thing to tolerate it during the daytime, but when it interferes with sleeping, its not something that many can adapt to. The school should tape the airplane noise during these overnight hours and present this to the FAA and Clark County Commissioners, if necessary. Let the decibels and times of day speak for themselves. Interrupting the sleep of thousands of residents for the sake of cutting a few minutes of flight time is not a fair tradeoff.

My husband went to UNLV, class of 2002. He Loved his experience here…read more Every time we visit Las Vegas, we come to the campus and walk around he gives us a mini tour. We especially loved the library and the book store. (The walk from the strip wasn't terrible either... area between strip and here is a bit sketch though). Unfortunately, the UNLV degree he graduated with is not being used... not saying college isn't worthwhile, but perhaps a little more guidance would have been helpful. (Not like I can say anything, I have a useless Bachelor's degree as well.) I wish I could add more but my husband really loved his experience here at UNLV.

The Red Cross establishes mobile blood collection centers across every state. Donating blood saves…read morelives and is one way of helping those who may be in need. If you can, please consider donating.

I received my bachelors and Masters at this college. I highly recommend Grand Canyon. The ceremony…read morewas great! The campus looks amazing!! It is a Christian university. You can do in person or online classes. I chose to do online because I am a mother, wife, employee, and I serve from time to time and attend church regularly. I took one class at a time. During my bachelors program, my classes switched every 8 weeks and during my masters my classes switched every 6 weeks. You can double up on classes if you want to go faster. Which will bring your graduation date closer. I went for Early Childhood education. The transition was pretty good when I started teaching. The student portal and learning system were fairly easy to understand and navigate. I consider myself an expert when it comes to using the computer. I would say it is really easy to use and a beginner would catch on quick with the guidance and help that is available.

I visit this location for its educational purposes. It's a great resource center for master…read moregardening wether it be for an intern or a Certified Master Gardener. The outer land perimeter is consistently being improved even if it is in increments. Hidden from public view is a courtyard which houses many varieties of vegetation along with palm trees and pomegranates. In the rear of the location is a botanic garden. A beautiful place to take a little stroll or relax in the courtyard or rest area. My family and I have spent over 48 hours through multiple visits here. This is truly a hidden gem. Drop on by when you have a chance if you're in the area. Hope you enjoy it as much as my family and I do.

This review is on the 3.5 Acre Garden:…read more  My name is Daniel S and pertaining to this review the "S" stands for Sharing a secret. My secret is that immediately off Interstate 215 and the northeast corner of Windmill Lane and Maryland Parkway is a picturesque public garden. It is a 3.5 acre Demonstration Garden where over 1,000 species of native and non native plants come to life in the shadow of the Interstate 215 barrier wall. It is a secret garden that features a red colored quarter mile walking trail with six fitness machines every 100 feet. It is a thriving garden that includes a Butterfly Pavilion with picnic tables, children's garden, orchard garden with trees bearing fruit, meditation garden, vegetable garden, rose garden, and hundreds of colorful plants.   Before I lead into my first-hand experience here, it is important for me to mention a few things about the business listing which is the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. According to its website it is an outreach arm of the University that is funded by the county, state, and federal dollars that extends unbiased, research-based knowledge from the University of Nevada to the residents of Southern Nevada. Amungst the numerous things they provide are non-degree programs in certain specialties. They have numerous buildings throughout the Silver State. This very location has a major emphasis on gardening. The campus is relatively small with two buildings. From the road, the two buildings conceal the secret garden at the north.   Sometimes the best sources of secrets are a  hiking trail. Throughout the many times that I passed by here on I-215, Windmill Lane, and Maryland Parkway; I was unaware this serene spot existed. All it took for me was one hike along the I-215 Eastern Beltway Trail to discover it. From the moment that I set eyes on it while walking along its eastern border on the I-215 Eastern Beltway Trail on that rainy January afternoon, I was determined to check this out in the near future. That near future was yesterday on March 27, 2019 in the beginning of Spring.   It was a breeze arriving here. Access to the campus and gardens is off Maryland Parkway/Paradise Road. It is the first driveway immediately north of Windmill Lane. On a Wednesday afternoon parking was plentiful in both parking lots. So were the plants.   As soon as I entered the fenced in garden, I was surrounded by a spectrum of plants and colorful walkways. Although I arrived days before the peak of the spring bloom, the gardens were charming and captivating. With the descriptive plaques proving the names and species of the nearby plants and trees this was also a unique learning experience. The gardens exposed me to plants that I never heard of like the Texas Mountain Laurel. Each turn along the walkway filled my senses. And my camera lenses.! It was fun photographing a Texas Mountain Laurel under a distant snowcapped Mount Charleston or under an I-215 Exit sign. Throughout the garden were shaded areas including a bench beneath a mature African Sumac tree. And throughout the garden were blooming plants including the Desert Green Cassia and July Elberta Peach. A natural wash bordered by a rainbow of plants weaved through the center of the property. Towering above the trees and plants was what looks like a wooden teepee. There is nothing like art to complement a garden.   For several minutes, I upped my serotonin level while reducing my blood pressure level. I didn't have to go in the meditation garden to cleanse my senses. Walking in the garden did the job.  Now that the secret is out, I highly recommend that if you are in the area to take a time out to escape the hustle and bustle to relax with nature in this garden. Now, lets keep this secret amungst ourselves. We want this to remain a serene spot. At any rate, I highly recommend checking out this garden spot in the spring when it is in the height of the bloom. If you really want to capture the ultimate Las Vegas garden experience I suggest combining it with the Ethel M Cactus Garden in Henderson.