Great instructor! Everything was thorough and well explained. The class went by quickly as well.read more

I recommend CPR Tucson. Signing up was quick and easy. Convenient location. You have the option to…read morebuy an ebook for $15 or bring your own if you already have it. Art was a knowledgeable instructor with great enthusiasm. Everyone knows CPR is time consuming, but this class was enjoyable. Thanks CPR Tucson.

Our company has been using AZ Medic for over a decade for our CPR-AED & FIRST AID training…read morecertifications and we absolutely love them! David Gracy is one of the best Instructors ever. Not only is he very professional but he is also very warm and kind, very well informed and has an awesome sense of humor. I always learn something new each time I see him. He is so patient and never rushes. I highly recommend him to anyone that needs to learn CPR whether it is required for their job or just for their own personal need to learn these life saving skills. He definitely makes learning fun. Thanks again David and we will see you in 2 more years!

I have enjoyed my time at Southwest. There are two weeks of classroom training and then two weeks…read moreof driving training. During that time, if you listen to your instructors, you will absolutely learn everything you need to know to pass the CDL A test. I will be testing in two days and I am very confident that I will pass the CDL test and be able to start my new career. Obviously, the driving part of the training was my favorite. We had Judy instructing us and she is awesome! She is super knowledgeable and really wants you to succeed. I highly recommend this school.

Absolute best trucking school ever. They make sure that you learn and pass every test that's…read morenecessary to start your career. I want to thank everyone who helped me including my instructor Jahnessa and staff Brady, Kristen, and John Figueroa.

Berg is full of knowledge and skill! I highly recommend his courses no matter your experience!read more

Craig certainly provided the needed training that I needed for a CCW permit…read more Questions were discussed in the open and relating to the law of the land. I was very pleased and will take more courses when my time allows.

I had an emergent need for ACLS renewal and they were able to fit me in 2 days before Christmas!…read moreThey continued with my class despite everyone else canceling and myself being the only student in class! Liz, my instructor, was very knowledgeable! I will definitely return for my ACLS renewal in 2 years!

Did my bls acls and pals renewal with them and it was a great class…read more Enjoyed the class

I took the Basic Pistol and Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) courses from Pete. I was new to firearms…read moreand needed guidance regarding usage and safety. Pete is a very friendly and easy-going instructor, and his classes are very laid back as opposed to a rigid classroom environment. He is very knowledgeable about firearms, the industry, and is aware of regulatory trends. Pete emphasizes safety in every aspect of his training. I'll go back to Pete for more advanced training as my skills advance. I couldn't recommend Pete enough.

An absolutely amazing experience which encourages you on your firearms training journey. I couldn't…read morerecommend more highly.

It's never fun getting a ticket. However traffic school saves you from the longer term…read morerepercussions of higher insurance if it's been a year since your last traffic school experience. This was one of if not THE most chill courses I've ever taken over the years. On top of that it was insightful with information that was very useful to know. If you have to contend with the after effects of a civil traffic ticket come here. It's likely your best option.

When I realized I had to give up an entire Saturday in the summer at the beach to take this course…read more after "just going through a red light," I groaned...but it was well worth it. In the few days since I have seen how much more careful and aware I am. I also recognize how "dangerous" it is to drive. Missy was great with her stories and her examples.

As a former student, I want to share my honest review at this school before you enroll. THANK ME…read moreLATER! The tuition has increased significantly this year, reaching around $100,000 to $120,000 or more, which is much higher than at other private schools. The rules frequently change each semester, so what you're told when you join can quickly become outdated every semester, leading to serious financial debt if you don't pass. The environment is toxic, with unprofessional behavior from both faculty and students. Many students experience bullying, and I have witnessed instructors gossiping about other students without any repercussions. If you have a problem, don't expect support from the dean; they often prefer to remove you rather than address the issue. In the labs, we repeatedly used the same needles and had to recap them. When I didn't pass a check-off on the first try, a professor reacted poorly and embarrassed me in front of my classmates, her reason "we only have a few needles to use." Mistakes are part of learning, yet we were not allowed to make them. I would rate the quality of teaching a 2 out of 10, except for the PEDS class, which was excellent thanks to Professor Premo. However, be prepared to read the entire textbook, which is challenging due to the fast-paced program. When you ask for help, they may suggest, use AI instead of helping you, which is quite ridiculous. Lots of topics in the lectures are skipped with some Instructor saying "oh, No need to learn this it's not gonna come out on the exam anyway" but wait until you take the NCLEX which focus on information you don't know! Some students were given unfair advantages, such as private rooms for exams without cameras and extra time. Additionally, regarding the exams, you won't know which questions you answered incorrectly, making grades feel arbitrary and manipulable (you don't know exactly what questions you missed) don't forget this is all about business. This can result in you having to retake expensive classes or not passing at all. While I can't speak for the Phoenix branch, the Tucson branch has poor management and an overall unsatisfactory atmosphere. Overall, this branch appears to operate more as a business focused on profit rather than on supporting student success. It can feel like a trap once you're in. The school's condition is disappointing, especially considering the high tuition, and interactions with the Senior Dean were particularly rude and unprofessional toward both students and faculty. Good luck if you decide to attend!

As a former student, I want to share my honest review at this school before you enroll. THANK ME…read moreLATER! The tuition has increased significantly this year, reaching around $100,000 to $120,000 or more, which is much higher than at other private schools. The rules frequently change each semester, so what you're told when you join can quickly become outdated every semester, leading to serious financial debt if you don't pass. The environment is toxic, with unprofessional behavior from both faculty and students. Many students experience bullying, and I have witnessed instructors gossiping about other students without any repercussions. If you have a problem, don't expect support from the dean; they often prefer to remove you rather than address the issue. In the labs, we repeatedly used the same needles and had to recap them. When I didn't pass a check-off on the first try, a professor reacted poorly and embarrassed me in front of my classmates, her reason "we only have a few needles to use." Mistakes are part of learning, yet we were not allowed to make them. I would rate the quality of teaching a 2 out of 10, except for the PEDS class, which was excellent thanks to Professor Premo. However, be prepared to read the entire textbook, which is challenging due to the fast-paced program. When you ask for help, they may suggest, use AI instead of helping you, which is quite ridiculous. Lots of topics in the lectures are skipped with some Instructor saying "oh, No need to learn this it's not gonna come out on the exam anyway" but wait until you take the NCLEX which focus on information you don't know! Some students were given unfair advantages, such as private rooms for exams without cameras and extra time. Additionally, regarding the exams, you won't know which questions you answered incorrectly, making grades feel arbitrary and manipulable (you don't know exactly what questions you missed) don't forget this is all about business. This can result in you having to retake expensive classes or not passing at all. While I can't speak for the Phoenix branch, the Tucson branch has poor management and an overall unsatisfactory atmosphere. Overall, this branch appears to operate more as a business focused on profit rather than on supporting student success. It can feel like a trap once you're in. The school's condition is disappointing, especially considering the high tuition, and interactions with the Senior Dean were particularly rude and unprofessional toward both students and faculty. Good luck if you decide to attend!