This place is a joke. They have paper applications and require full payment at the time of…read moreregistering for ESFF. We sent the application and $450 check and NEVER got any type of response, but yet they deposited my check 3 weeks later. It is now the first day of class and we STILL haven't received any information. How unprofessional. You can take my money but you can't send me a simple email informing me that I've been accepted? Take my advice and go somewhere else!!

I would definitely recommend West Valley fire Academy for someone looking to get a full-time job in…read morethe Fire-EMS World. They will prepare you for state testing and give you a taste of what a recruit camp is like. You will get out of it what you put in. They will not hold your hand through every step and expect you to commit and learn. If they see you putting forth the effort they will go out of their way to help you get somewhere.

Great training, great teachers and at a great price. It's definitely worth it. It got my foot in…read morethe door at the hospital and I couldn't be more grateful!

In regards to Salt Lake City Capoeira. Took classes since I was in town. Capoeira is the same. Any…read morecountry or state you go, the only different thing is the t-shirts. People were super nice greeting my boyfriend and I before class even started. The school is under the tutelage of Mestrando Jamaika. (You can't miss him.) Anyway, I liked how communal the classes were and I felt welcomed. Also, I liked how the instruction was broken up into beginners and advanced. My boyfriend was with a basic group while I was with an advanced group. Great class, great axe. Salve!

There are different classes they offer including samba, capoeira, bboying, etc. They throw…read moredifferent events throughout the year that are pretty fun. It's a community full of nice people!

I appreciate mellisa's quickness and professionalism I've…read morebeen asking for something for months she got it to me in minutes!

I arrived to my scheduled CPR renewal class early, only to find no one there. Moments later,…read moreCheryl Ward (the owner/instructor) called me and said she was running 5 minutes late. Then about 20 minutes after that, she called again saying she is "just up the road" and would be there shortly. Finally she arrived to class about half an hour after start time, and the first thing that she told me was "let's hurry and get you done." She then asked for my pre-test, and I said what pre-test. She went on to say that this was only a Skills Pass Off class. Never in previous communications, whether via email or phone, did she mention the requirement for a pre-test even though I clearly stated on the phone that I was scheduling for a renewal, rather than a new certification. I then told her that I was not aware of this pre-test and asked if there was anything she could do to help me, especially since I drove an hour, and arrived on time, just to get to her class. She replied, "No.. sorry." So I ended up leaving without completing the scheduled class, and having my job in jeopardy since i was not able to renew my certification.

Summit Dental Academy es sin duda una de las mejores academias, en tan poco tiempo eh aprendido…read moremucho, ya que los maestros son súper pacientes y amables con los estudiantes, de verdad que esta escuela es maravillosa en todos los aspectos!

If you're considering a dental assisting program, please do yourself a favor and choose another…read moreone. My experience at Summit Dental Academy was extremely disappointing. The founder is one of the most ignorant people I have ever encountered. She initially comes across as sweet and down-to-earth, but once you sign the contract, I felt like I was treated more like a check than a student. Throughout my time at Summit Dental Academy, I felt there was very little understanding or flexibility when unexpected or abnormal circumstances came up. The program also lacked structure, and much of the material felt outdated. The hands-on training felt rushed which made it difficult to actually retain and feel confident in what we were learning. On top of that, the reading material contained so many grammatical errors that it was difficult to get through a page without noticing multiple mistakes. If you genuinely care about your education and academic success, I strongly recommend researching other programs before committing to this one. As someone who takes a lot of pride in my work and education, my experience with this program caused me an immense amount of frustration. Read the contract completely before signing. There are additional fees that I personally found unreasonable, including a $20 fee on top of tuition for what felt and looked like an Amazon graduation cap and Dollar Tree frames for our certificates. These are the kinds of details that left me feeling like the program was more focused on collecting money than creating a positive educational experience. I also think it is important to look closely at the reviews before making your decision. Notice how many of the positive reviews are always posted around the same time. Students receive EXTRA CREDIT FOR LEAVING REVIEWS it does not have to be a good review but I still think that is important context when looking at the reviews. Could you imagine trying to leave a completely honest review when your certificate is still at risk? Even if students are technically allowed to be honest, there is an obvious pressure that comes with knowing the person you are reviewing has control over something that important to your future. I would encourage anyone considering this program to look beyond the reviews and speak with current or former students if possible. I also want to acknowledge our instructor, Mandy. She was amazing and did the best work with the material she was given. That being said, she was given very little guidance or support while being expected to instruct the class. We witnessed her being disrespected in front of us and being blamed for issues that, in my opinion, were beyond her control. Seeing the way she and even the founder's husband were treated was extremely uncomfortable and gave me the impression that the founder did not value the people working for her. Overall, I regret choosing this program. I went into dental assisting school wanting to learn, grow, and build a foundation for my career. Instead, I left feeling frustrated, disappointed, and honestly disrespected. Do your research, read every part of the contract, ask questions about additional fees, and seriously consider your other options before committing to Summit Dental Academy

Not a fan of the class because I have other ways I'd rather spend my time, but reservations and…read morepoor choices aside, Steve was great. He did his best and succeeded in making this dread of a class fairly comical and tolerable and relayed the information in a relatable way. Thanks Steve. Glad I chose your class out of all of them.

I loved this class and the instructors! The business owner is hilarious and most importantly he is…read morevery passionate and knowledgable!!! Recommend this business hands down!! -margarita girl

Tony at TNT has lbeen gret and very helpful for me. I passed my 3 dmv cdl exams easily and am…read morelooking forward to hands on training. I recommend them!

Worst school . Spend 500 more but don't go there. They said me they doing Favour giving me…read moreadmission.Rude owner and staff.They jus want money.

I looked at 10 different elementary school's within Salt Lake City, UT for my child to attend…read more After reviewing over programs, scholarships, honors classes, etc. I chose Bonneville Elementary School. Glad I made the final decision to have my child attend this elementary. The teachers are amazing as I have met and know them first hand and have witnessed them spending their time individually with each student as if it were their own child. I love that I am able to help out with any school activities as well for my own child's classroom. The PTA is awesome here! I love the "no-bully" rule at this elementary, it definitely helps with all children's behavior anywhere on campus. I love this school so much that I make sure to donate to the school, class room, events, etc. I enjoy knowing that they have plenty of supplies for all of the students, not just 1-10, lets share and make it 1-800.

Bonneville elementary school of education has a great code of conduct #1 Be respectful #2 Follow…read moredirections the first time given. And number 3 Keep your feet. Hands and other objects to yourself. How wonderful.