I loved my time working with Save-A-Life educators. This SECOND generation family business has…read morecreated a system of classes that allows people to keep their families much safer! Such a good investment

Incredible staff and very knowledgeable! Highly recommend going through them to get certified! They…read morealso offer online courses!

I took an exam here (and passed!) It was perfectly fine for my needs. Let me lay some tips on you…read moreif you decide to come here for testing. - Read the instructions, guidelines, tips, etc. from both the company or organization who authored the exam (e.g., AWS) and from the test administrator (e.g., Pearson VUE). - Get a good night's sleep the night before. - Eat a good breakfast. I recommend oatmeal with plant-based milk, walnuts, and your fruit of choice. If you are so inclined, have a cup of coffee or tea. - Make sure you know where this location is (and don't confuse it with the other ACC). GPS misled me, I had to walk a quarter mile from where I parked on the street, and I was lucky to find the testing site. - Give yourself plenty of time to get here. I'm really glad that I did. Good luck!

WHAT THE... Probably…read morethe worst location to ever take any exam. Only picked this place because of distance to home and work. My colleague warned me about the noise level (construction noise outside) and I reasoned that she took the exam a few yrs ago and no construction at the moment. I should have taken that as a sign and pick a different location. 1) CROWDED EXAM ROOM. The front desk guy mentioned "if you want you can remove your mask". I replied, sure maybe when I sit down. When I was escorted to the room and saw the amount of people, I decided to keep it on the entire test. Although we are nearing the end of a pandemic, the pandemic is still here - 8 people per room and the rooms being tiny as a shoe box was sketchy. People next to me can see my screen and visa versa. I can hear the person next to me breathe. They could do a better job with logistics. 2) LOUD AF. People walking in and out of the room at a constant rate. The door keeps opening and closing. The front desk administrator guy keeps running his chops in the room. At the door way. In the hallways. Do you not see people are testing... this is not a communal lounge area. At the least the people who were testing were doing their best to keep quiet for others when shuffling in and out of the room but the staff here... please have some courtesy. In addition the cheap headphones didn't work very well. Also freeway traffic is loud but that's almost like white noise I didn't mind. It was a Sunday morning and apparently building cleanup crew were on site so there was vacuuming happening too. 3) UNCOMFORTABLE CHAIRS. Tiny desks with 30 yr old chairs were killing my posture. I have a small figure and that chair was tiny for me - it is made for a child. My back and neck were hurting for 1.5hrs making it tough to concentrate. Take some pain killers before coming here! It was the most inconvenient place to take a big exam that you spent hundreds of dollars to register, spent months studying for, and mandatory to pass and here you are struggling with the surroundings. The administrators move slowly. They said raise your hand if you have a question... my hand was raised for 5 minutes until someone came to my aide. Luckily I was done with the test but could you imagine if I was test taking - that's precious time. "The camera is right there just raise your hand if you need us"... LIES. ... anyways, I passed!

Rachel is an expert in CBEST test prep. Her enthusiasm and ability to positively motivate in…read moreaddition to her skilled approach to improving mastery of test-taking clearly distinguishes Rachel. She tailored the prep efforts to address my needs, successfully guiding me to a passing score. I felt that each session with Rachel was valuable and would absolutely recommend Rachel. I am so grateful. Thanks Rachel!

I got a Master's Degree in Healthcare Administration from CCHS in the 1990s. My review is limited…read moreto that timeframe. Back then, there were no schools in my area offering that degree. Nothing was online back then. I had to write a lot of papers and take proctored exams in person at my local library. The learning was superior. I use what I learned every day on my job. It was current and relevant. I have a BS degree from a reputable, brick-and-mortar college and have taken graduate-level courses from another. CCHS courses were far more challenging and I learned a lot more. The grading system was harsh. I saved a copy of it to show employers who ask for transcripts. They gave you a % grade, which they translated to a letter grade and then to a GPA. Problem is, the % grade translated to a letter grade one letter below standard! So if you got a 93%, that was a B on your transcript and calculated into your GPA as a B! Unbelievable. I will never get over that! Back then, the school was really disorganized. I had to call dozens of times just to get them to ship me the next course materials that I had paid for. I had many experiences like that. I would call and talk to different people who didn't know each other existed. This caused delays in completing the program. The flexibility was critical for me. Brick-and-mortar graduate programs back then all required part-time students to take 6-9 credit hours per semester; regional accreditation standards required that. I couldn't do that while working full-time and I couldn't afford it. Going with CCHS let me get my MS degree when no other programs could accommodate my needs. It was accredited, just not regionally, but because of the academic rigor and ridiculously hard grading system, IMO the degree really means something. I have not had difficulty finding jobs with it, although the lack of regional accreditation limits access to some positions (government, teaching). Pity, because it was actually a great education. I was SO disappointed they changed their name to Independence University. That name sounds like a diploma mill, which CCHS was not. I'm embarrassed to be associated with that name, to be honest.

Such a huge help!!! Jackai and Steven are true experts in this field. They balance gentleness, your…read morehopes/preferences for your birth and help guide you all from a medically grounded place. They helped me to be emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually ready for the birth of my son. And even when our birth did not go according to plan they were quick to help me readjust and educate me/prep me for a planned c-section. They have a very personal and educational approach which gave me so much peace. They also put an huge emphasis on both partners readiness - getting us ready to handle different situations as a team. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Well worth the investment!

My husband and I truly cannot recommend Jackai and Steven highly enough. They were incredible…read morecoaches: helpful, informative, and empowering. When it came time to make medical decisions during labor, we knew we were informed and able to make the best choices for our baby - without confusion or fear. That sense of clarity was essential to our positive birth experience. The online videos were interesting, well-organized, and high quality. We met regularly with Jackai and Steven on Zoom throughout our third trimester. Their guidance didn't stop after birth; they continued to check in and offer support, which meant so much to us. They are a lovely couple with four kind, beautiful children, and their experience and warmth shine through in everything they do. We left the course not only feeling prepared for birth, but also confident that the knowledge and connection we gained will help us for years to come as we continue to grow our family. Highly, highly recommend!

Look elsewhere before signing up for this college!!!…read more With any degree program you have to make sure that what they say they have is what you will get. The dean of this center only cares about political moves and not the students who are attending the university. DeVry (who is the parent company) state that they major in careers that's great if you want to major at being a dishwasher. There are so many other credible places look at Webster or Ashford first.

I'm currently 60% complete in my MBA with a 3.75 GPA. The professors are knowledgeable and well…read morequalified. I'm using my GI Bill to pay for my classes and appreciate the fact that books are included in the cost of tuition. I've learned a lot about business from the classes I've taken and have been able to apply what I've learned to my current career as an administration supervisor. I have also begun to start my own business with the knowledge I've gained from Keller. Lots of reading! Classes are two months long so you need to be willing to put in the time to really learn what the class has to offer. I highly recommend Keller to anyone serious about learning and needs a school to fit around their busy schedule. -2014 DeVry University Alumni, Active duty military member

When I contacted Never Broke Coaching I didn't know what to expect of the service. I used to stress…read moreout whenever my bills were due every month because I seem to never have enough. It's been a few months now since I've started and I have definitely noticed a difference. They have such valuable information and tools to help guide you out of debt and help plan for future expenses. Highly recommended!

I signed up for a CPR & First Aid certification class at HeartLlift CPR CO. and I honestly can't…read morerecommend it enough! From start to finish, the experience was incredibly professional, informative, and engaging. Our instructor Hailey, was outstanding! Super knowledgeable, patient, and really great at explaining things in a way that made sense. She was very passionate about teaching life saving skills and made sure to create a comfortable environment for learning and asking questions. The hands-on practice with the manikins was super helpful. I appreciated the constructive feedback and could tell she really cared about making sure we not only learned the skills but felt confident using them. I left the class feeling capable and way more confident in my ability to help in an emergency. Whether you're getting certified for work, school, or just want to be prepared, this class is 100% worth it. This is truly a life saving skill everyone should have, and I highly recommend to anyone thinking about it. Five stars all the way!

Hailey was very attentive and thorough. She answered all of the questions I had throughout the…read morelesson and made my group and I feel confident and prepared to perform CPR! Signing up for the class was simple and quick.