How do you review a school on Yelp? When choosing colleges, does a youth say to themselves "You…read moreknow... I'm just gonna check out the reviews for this University on Yelp." ? UVU has terrible parking, a decent library, lots of students, average (and a few above average) professors, weird student events, lame "dances", and extensive resources to help students with any type of problem, academic or personal or professional. If you're really using Yelp to check out schools, I hope it works out for you??? It's super weird though. Sorry for judging you.

Following the Charlie Kirk assassination, the heavy police and campus security presence created a…read moretense and hostile atmosphere for innocent students like me, who were exercising their rights to free expression. The response from the administration, such as city police and campus security, felt overly excessive and dismissive of student concerns. They used excessive force on me and took my property away without a warrant. I exercised my rights. President Astrid Tuminez appears disconnected from the student body and has demonstrated some genuine care, but not really that much. The university should take accountability for how it treats students and ensure that everyone's constitutional rights are respected on campus. Don't waste your money by going here. I feel ashamed for every recommending this school to anyone. It's a scam because it's not a fun experience to go here, unless you want a police and corrupt politician nanny school and want to waste your time and money. There's many other low cost options out there. Please, learn from my mistake!!!!! Especially if you're a straight person and not LGBTQ. They will discriminate against your size and gender and call security on you and discrimante against your race.

Look into their job placement rates and you will know exactly why they get a 5 star rating. The…read moreOrem campus has mostly industrial and medical courses. The fields they offer courses in are relevant and in demand. Faculty is constantly meeting with business from around the area to find out what they want to see in their prospective employees and MATC caters their courses to meet their needs.

It seems that there are a lot of older reviews on here, so I wanted to take the time to write about…read moremy experience at Provo College as a recent graduate of the BSN program in the August 2023 semester. To start, the Dean, Angela Lindley, and Assistant Dean, Doran Sorenson, are great educators and people overall. They really "whipped this program into shape" to be completely blunt. They truly care about the success of the students and were always available whenever I needed study advice. They both have impressive backgrounds in the nursing field & did a great job of incorporating real-life situations into our lessons. I went through a lot of health issues during the program and they both were very supportive and helped me to not fall behind in the program. The program is tough, and they have high expectations, but they know that real-life problems occur, and they are there to work with you and support you when you need them. Lastly, the final semester Professor, Nikkie King, is absolutely incredible. She is very familiar with ATI and knows how to prep you for the NCLEX. My confidence in my nursing skills & knowledge soared significantly because of her help & support. Nursing School was one of the hardest things I have ever done, but I am beyond grateful for the supportive environment at Provo College for helping me through. Some other cool things about the program: - Live Simulation labs - Virtual Reality labs -ATI live Week - "Senior Day" - Help with job placement/great career services staff

I tried to other college and non of school is accepted Provo college credits at all. Even if…read moretechnical college did not accepted Provo college credits. Provo college makes you waist time and money. ​

Zero stars actually- I'm really not a Karen- this was just a horrible experience. My Husband & I…read moreboth went in for cleanings with them knowing we were moving & this would be our only visit- both the students were super nice people- but our 'cleanings' we PAID for were anything but. I understand they need to practice to learn & everything- which I would be fine with if the expectation was set that we would actually have ZERO cleaning & if it were free- but we paid to be tortured for several hours & I received ZERO actual cleaning & he only got a small amount done on only one row of teeth & his was super painful with the machine & mine was because the only thing I got was her digging at my gums with a sharp tool the ENTIRE TIME- that's it!!! I was so shocked after that I didn't even have the capacity to discuss it at the time & that was such a huge waste of $ for seriously being tortured & getting no actual cleaning. 3 weeks later my gums still hurt. We will obviously never go back & I'm so beyond disappointed- just spend the $ on a cleaning at an actual dentist. They knew full well before hand we were moving & not able to go back for a second appointment (not that we even would after that!) so we needed to get done some sort of actual benefit that we paid for in that visit & I cannot believe how much we paid for only a painful & terrible experience. It's one thing to have students have to practice for free- but quite another to get nothing you PAY for & only pain & disappointment. My Husband had gone once before & must have gotten a student almost ready to graduate because it went fine then- but when I went with him it was simply appalling. Never again. I was seriously in shock & pain afterwards & with the pain & infection in my gums still this long after- cannot believe it.

I went for a cleaning to support a student in the learning process. As a medial professional it's…read moreimportant to give back to others learning. I love teaching although I am not in dental. The school is very well laid out, very clean and again as a medical professional I noticed the sterile technique was excellent! My student was very good, my experience was excellent. The only reason I give 4 stars and not 5 is because I believe the school has an obligation to insure the students have patients to meet their objectives! I gathered from the waiting room that students had to find their own patients which is wrong, this school charges students a good chunk of change. Medical and Nursing students do not have to find their own patients and neither should a dental hygiene student. The school should be advertising and working with dental offices for student experiences vs students struggle to get patients. Any medical program is grueling as it is without the un-necessary stress of finding patients with various degrees of dental situations. The responsibility lies with school not the student. Hopefully they get that figured out as it doesn't reflect well for them.

I was visiting the campus to have a rest in the courtyard. The BYU campus security said I can not…read morelay down and rest on the grass (like i've done before after getting some ice cream.) BYU won't get a cent of my money, because of how terrible the campus security treated me. They don't believe in God, just looking like they do and acting high and mighty while they take your money. "Y" would I go to your school? when I can't even lay down after a long walk on a hot day? WWJD?

BYU will always have a piece of my heart…read more There's just something about this place--clean, peaceful, and buzzing with a kind of quiet ambition. Walking across campus, with the mountains towering in the background and the smell of freshly cut grass or melting snow depending on the season, it's like you're in a living postcard. The professors here actually care. You're not just a name on a roster--you're someone they expect great things from. And say what you will about the Honor Code, but there's a kind of clarity and focus that comes from being surrounded by people who are trying to live their values. Also, shout-out to the Harold B. Lee library. That thing is a fortress of productivity. I've never been more academically dialed-in than I was on the 5th floor during finals week with a Cookies N Cream chocolate milk from the Creamery in one hand and a stack of flashcards in the other. And then there's the people. You come for the degree, but stay for the lifelong friends, hallway chats, devotional takeaways, and yes--those divine CougarTails on game day. BYU shaped me. Spiritually, intellectually, even socially. Couldn't recommend it more.

This may be a student learning spa but I had a wonderful experience, maybe better than some other…read morefull price salons. During my pedicure I felt very relaxed and pampered. When I left I had beautiful toes and smooth skin on my feet! I'm definitely returning as they offer a wide variety of services at really great prices and great location too!

The staff and teachers are always so welcoming and kind. I've been attending Mandalyn Academy and…read moream grateful to have met amazing people!

Rocky Mountain University (RMU) provided an exceptional program for working professionals like me…read more Their flexibility was invaluable, especially during the pandemic, allowing me to participate fully in my coursework and group discussions on MY OWN schedule. I was even able to take a break during the pandemic when life got TOO busy and return a year later to finish my doctorate while working full-time in a busy rural primary care clinic. The faculty truly understand the demands of healthcare professionals (being medical providers themselves) and went above and beyond to support students balancing work, life, and education (and for some, family). Completing my doctorate online while staying connected with classmates (many new friends) made all the difference. Thank you, RMU, (a special thank you Dr Rust) for your dedication and for letting me be part of such a great program!

About 75% through the transitional DPT in Pediatric Science program and having a blast. Best…read moredecision to enroll here. Excellent academic and administrative staff! Plus, a rockstar of a tDPT program director who leads a unique and exceptionally rigorous program that is primarily on-line with 3 on-site weeks of direct instruction. Beautiful location in Provo, Utah with great facilities. Tuition is reasonable.

I like this Mountainland Cosmetology school. The students are friendly and get all their hair…read moreservices passed off by a supervisor. Pricing is as I would expect at a cosmetology school. Atmosphere is school-like while offering all types of services from hair, nails, and more. The only complaint I have is the shampoo wasn't completely washed out of my hair. She didn't do a very good job rinsing my hair. Not a big deal, I just rewashed and rinsed my hair when I got home and realized it was goopy from the shampoo residue.

My daughter is in the cosmetology program. I graduated from Paul Mitchell The School in the year…read more2000. I have been extremely shocked by my daughters experience in school. The price is amazing and the instructors are good. The requirements of the program are entirely out of control. When I went to school, we showed up, had class, and took clients. We had to do a certain number of hours and a certain amount of each service to complete the program. At MTECH, my daughter has SO MUCH HOMEWORK. She spends an absurd amount of time studying, doing online work, and taking tests. She was expected to complete perfect, flawless, TIMED haircuts and PERMS in her first months of school. On what planet should an inexperienced student be timed ?!!! She is attending night school her senior year of high school. It feels like she's in medical school with the amount of work she is doing. She's not even getting hours for all of the studying and homework she does outside of school! She writes essay after essay and I'm just in shock because all I had to do was hair on clients during school hours. In the course she is currently in, every single student is on a student success plan which means no one was able to complete the course. But it doesn't ever occur to the school that there's a problem with the course! There have been tests she has failed multiple times because she has to know the names of all the bones in the ankle and other ridiculous facts????? ‍‍‍ I am just baffled. So much for cosmetology school being for dumb blondes. I'm pleased that they have made it structured and are trying to thoroughly educate the students, but it is outrageously over the top. My daughter is extremely organized and hard working. She is just barely surviving this. About half of her orientation class either dropped out or have been dismissed, that's how tough it is. I listen to her rant about the next unreasonable demand placed on her by the school every single week. It is draining. Whoever organized this program needs some Prozac or something.