I do not recommend IBMC Greeley for any program yet alone the paralegal program they offer. The…read moreparalegal program seriously lacks support, structure, and proper oversight. It needs a full review and overhaul. The school's director, Darla, and Chad are dismissive and defensive when students try to bring up concerns. Rather than addressing issues or showing leadership, they act like accountability is an attack. The school is terrible at communication. Class schedules change with no warning, especially for night students. No clear information is given about graduation, class standards, or even who is teaching what class. It's unprofessional and frustrating. IBMC Greeley talks a big game, but they don't deliver. I would not recommend this program to anyone looking to actually grow and succeed in the legal field.

DO NOT get color services at this college. I was told the students doing the color were advanced…read moreand at the top of the class. That's not true at all. The girl who did my highlights had no clue what she was doing. She did have a teacher there with her but she seemed to know even less. My hair is a disaster to say the least and an actual colorist is going to have to fix it. Most of the students were spending their time drawing on their mirrors and not actually doing anything hair or class related. There was even a girl wearing a vest that showed a woman sucking on Satan's finger. It was very disturbing and not appropriate for the environment. After leaving my my hair disaster, I did some research on the college and they only have a 56% graduation rate. I can't imagine why. Stay away

Sometimes you get what you pay for. Sometimes you get what's available…read more Quality, however, is independent of cost and availability. So if someone tells you a school is cheap therefore bad, or expensive therefore good; or tells you you have no choice, look them right in the eye and say, "I did not have brains with that woman." Aims is a typical community college, offering vocational programs suitable for the region. Besides the usual automotive, agricultural, nursing, welding, business, etc., there are programs in oil and gas technologies, aviation (darned good if I say so myself), "fire science" (a better name might be anti-fire science, since we're not in the Fahrenheit 451 world yet), and a few others. All the staff and teachers with whom I have dealt have been genuinely friendly and helpful when help was needed, to myself as well as to others. If you are considering enrolling at Aims, and wonder about the social atmosphere, you might like to know that Aims boasts at least one racial-oriented club, one sexist club, and also at least one sex-club. From my experience, social life comes automatically in college; it's the academics you need to focus on. So if you are really obsessed with your hobby or avocation, whether that is nursing, Christianity, automobiles, or sex, then join the appropriate club promoted here at Aims. But if you want to focus on academics and avocation, you'll find that making friends and hanging out come very naturally. I was a little surprised to see no Islamic club or martial arts club, and disappointed to see no chess or hiking club listed among the offerings on the Student Clubs and Organizations. But not all groupings of people are interested in everything. Aims is growing. I believe the quality of the school, administration, and course offerings are improving. If you're graduating high school and uncertain about college, a year at Aims will help you focus your aim in life. If you've been out of school for a while and wondering about a career change, Aims is one of the greatest resources to get the training you need in at least certain career plans. Addendum: Aims gives no discounts for senior citizens. If you are a senior citizen and wish to audit a course, you are charged the full tuition. The University of Northern Colorado allows senior citizens to audit courses tuition free, although lab and other fees may have to be paid. I understand that Colorado State University (Ft. Collins) also welcomes senior citizens to audit classes tuition free.

I was finally able to enroll in Aims after years of having a registration and financial aid hold…read more After submitting my FAFSA info, I completed a meeting with an advisor, who told me I was all set to register and would be able to recieve financial aid. The same day, which was less than a week before class start date, I called the financial aid office to verify that I had no more holds, I was clear to enroll, and would receive financial aid. I was told yes, everything was clear, and I should expect my classes paid for and a refund for the extra amount within a week. Great, right?! Well... A week AFTER CLASSES BEGAN, I recieved an email regarding the due date for payment for courses. I called the financial aid office, and was told then that I had a SAP hold on my student account, and needed to appeal in order for financial aid to pay for the courses. I did so, and was approved within 2 days. The Aims financial aid and cashier's offices took their sweet time to process MY awards, that we're already approved by FAFSA. The system they have now takes the grant/aid money, and holds it until the people at the school decide to process it. My awards were broken down into 2 seperate disbursement amounts. Of course they pay the school right away, with the first bit. The remainder of that amount took 4 days to get to me. As for the remainder of the second piece of grant amounts, it is at the mercy of the Aims office. The money was showing in my student account for 5 days. The cashier's office stated they only process refunds twice per week, it then goes into another seperate system..that system then takes 2-5 additional weekdays to disburse into direct deposit. So with that being said, it is up to them to process the refund, right? Even though federal student aid paid out right away, Aims holds the payments hostage, in a sense, and literally decides when/if a student gets their funding that is needed for living expenses. It should not be up to the employees (workstudy student employees) to decide when to disbursement payments. I attended Aims years ago, and the old system of payments and refunds was much more streamlined.. even with an appeal, it never took this long to receive a refund, even with a paper check option!! As soon as the course fees were paid, the student received the refund! I have a feeling the school is now getting some kickback in the form of interest accumulation with student financial accounts.. the money must sit for a certain amount of time before it is released, so the school gets extra funds that they really arent even entitled to.

I have been getting lots of different services done here for years, and absolutely love this…read moreplace! The leaders and educators are kind and have teachers hearts. The students all care about their work and make their best effort to make sure I am happy with the work. I've gotten my hair cut and colored, my nails done, facials and help with my brows too! I highly recommend Tuana Beauty Academy and the services are much cheaper then expensive salons

Ashlynn, has cut my hair multiple times now and she's always does such a good job, I have been to…read moreother places for a haircut and I much prefer Ashlynn. Great service and great people.

Jazmine was awesome! she was very informative of what services my hair needed and super helpful and…read moreknowledgeable!

Tried this Place for the first time . They were able to fit me in same day for Balayage. Most…read moreplaces have trouble with my hair the first time, but I am 100% happy with my hair. Lilly was the stylist. She was friendly, as well as the rest of the stylist and owner. I will be returning.

Going to the Arts and Education of Hairdressing Academy has changed my life!! Not only did Mary…read moremake me feel comfortable and at home she also helped guide me to the right salon to do my apprenticeship at! Arts and Ed help give me the basic fundamental tools to successes in the beauty industry! The educators are knowledgeable and care about each student to succeed! When taking my state boards in October I felt like the prep classes that Mary put together helped make me feel prepared and confident to pass! Which I did the first time! I am now a stylist at a high end salon and gave had the opportunity to trawl to LA for a the color summit with the top color stylists, be apart of photo shoots and I am putting on a fashion show or charity not to mention I am building my clientele and working with some talented hairstylists! And I truly believe I would t be where I am at today of it wasn't for art and Ed guidance and education! I recommend this school to anyone that is ready to be the best in the industry with the best education!!

From the owner: Arts & Education Hairdressing Academy educates and produces highly desirable and employable…read moregraduates by offering an upgraded and alternate training experience to what is currently available in the US. We are a basic and advanced training academy for students seeking a career in the salon industry. We provide a learning laboratory for all salon professionals searching for advanced training, artistic inspiration and new methods. Basic Hairstylist Apprentice-Licensure Program -see website for tuition and enrollment Info Advanced Hairstylist Courses: A&E offers a specialized line-up of advanced certificate courses designed to keep you up-to-date and refreshed as an artist. For more information on Arts & Education Hairdressing Academy, please contact Mary at 720.837.5478 or mary@creating-beauty.com.

Kelly is so helpful and gave me such good advice on passing my practical exam. I really couldn't…read morehave done it without her help. She was very good at communicating and telling me exactly what I need to know for the exam. She was open to me texting/calling her if I had any questions beforehand. I rented the kit and took the class and found it extremely helpful. I would highly highly recommend going to her!

Amazing, I highly recommend renting a kit through Kelly for your test! She has everything you need…read morefor the test, plus I also took her class, which was worth the extra money. You will feel prepared and have the peace of mind ķnowing that all implements that are required for any variation of the test are provided.

I had my hair colored and highlighted. The student did an awesome job. Love this place excellent…read moreservices and educators and the students are awesome. Highly recommended!!

Last week I got a partial ISO perm at the Cheeks in Loveland. The student, who was mostly left on…read moreher own, threw away the ISO hardener while I was being processed, so she had to get a replacement from Miss Karen downstairs. The curl is frizzy city, not ISO curl. I've gotten nonstop ISO perms for years in order for my hair to be low maintenance. This time I'll need to spend extra money on product, and my hair is high maintenance until my next perm. Or I can get my hair cut off when I just got a haircut the week before last. I don't recommend this Cheeks.

I've been going here for a couple of weeks and everyone has been so nice and welcoming. I've been…read moregetting facials and the estheticians were so professional truly passionate about what they do. Every visit feels like a luxury experience, and the care and attention to detail they give each client is unmatched. You can really tell they are well-trained and committed to helping you feel your best.

Really impressed with all the girls here! I've had my hair trimmed several times, and they always…read moredo a great job. It does tend to take longer since it's a beauty school, but it's well worth it! They wash, cut, and style for $6. After the student finishes, the instructor checks over their work and makes sure everything looks right. They've made a regular out of me!

Something horrible has changed at this business in the past year. Never going back again. I got…read moremy hair trimmed in July & September. I've used this business since the 90's with no problems. In July 2026 I had to tell the young lady several times to cut it shorter. A teacher never came over to check the person's work. When I got home a family member look at my hair. The left side was about an inch shorter than the right. In September 2026 once again a teacher never checked the work. My hair looked like a 5 year old had gotten ahold of it. It was only supposed to be a trim. It ended up: trim and styling from 10 o'clock until 12. The lady kept moving my chair so I couldn't see what she was doing. The lady kept putting gel and spray in my hair and using the hot curling iron and HOT blow dryer. I went home and washed my hair 3 times before getting my scalp & hair clean. My hair was maybe 1/8 inch shorter before my cut. It's still in my eyes.

I appreciate the staff at Creative Counseling for not only offering guidance through a difficult…read moremoment in my life but also making their services accessible and affordable. I received some of the best counseling I've ever had with their office and I will be sure to recommend all of my friends who need or want treatment here! Thank you

Of course nobody wants to be here for substance abuse therapy/education but that's not all they're…read morehere for. Creative Counseling also offers individual therapy, couples counseling, and more. These counselors know their stuff and are incredibly helpful.