I had a great experience training with Lisa on InDesign and PhotoShop! She was very easy to…read moreunderstand and helped me move beyond the basics that I already knew. Plus she made me a cheat sheet on the things we worked on that I use regularly! I highly recommend Lisa and her services!

Lisa was very patient with me in helping me learn and understand how In Design works. We worked for…read moreseveral hours going over material that I needed to learn. I still use the worksheets that she gave me and feel I have improved with her help.

I can tell you that these students are very dedicated and want to learn. They're all going to make…read moregreat aviation technicians employers should seek out students from this school because they are going to set the standard and the bar for a place to recruit from we are going through growing pains, but it all looks so good

New leadership, new managers, new staff and faculty, is absolutely breathtaking King has…read moreeverything it needs for the students and speaks for itself when you walk in. Don't go off of reviews go off of your own opinion 10 out of 10 I would recommend.

The absolute best modeling agency in Downtown Phoenix. My company has booked several professional…read moremodels for marketing and PR projects and they have never disappointed.

My wife endured this school. It's the most incompetent, unprofessional, and in structured school…read morethat is only trying to get the numbers out. Let's talk about the revolving door of instructors and staff. We both got pretty close to a lot of staff and instructors. Most of them admitted they would be leaving shortly and they eventually did. They will tell incoming students exactly what you want to hear. The truth is, the revolving curriculum is so unstructured, students mesh together during different quarters, into classes they're not ready for yet, but the other students are. You're all mixed together, regardless of where you are in progress. Also, Aspen university nursing plan has just been shut down for the SAME EXACT ISSUES occurring here. Currently talking to a friend who is being pushed back because her CPR card wasn't accepted by the school. Even though other students used the same one. The staff doesn't talk to each other, and once instructor might ok something another won't. There is absolutely ZERO structure. Your images will be pass or fail all depending on who is there that day. Good luck!

I noticed that there aren't a lot of reviews for this school campus' LPN program yet. So, here's…read moremine: First of all, let me start by saying that this school is legit! I've just graduated from their LPN program. I have also recently sat for my NCLEX and passed! I'm celebrating! And, I've just received notice that nursing license is officially active. So for any prospective students hesitant if they should enroll or not, wondering if this school legit, do know that, yes, this is an accredited and legit institution (accredited by ACCSC and approved by the Arizona State Board of Nursing). There are pros and cons though, and reasons why I couldn't give this review a 5 star. As of the school's areas of improvement, wish there was a more active communication during the school's program. There were a lot of changes while our cohort was in the program (change of management, change of process, and even instructors). For a moment, we felt like we were in a circus and riding a roller coaster. There just had to be more structure, organization, and a proper cascade of communication which I would say I've seen them try to improve and have been working on towards the later part of our program. I hope they've worked on that now and still are. Another downside is that this school is only nationally accredited (not regionally) which means it's harder to transfer your credits somewhere else. I still went for it because I wanted to skip the daunting task of doing useless prerequisites and I was in a time crunch. Price-wise, this school is expensive! But, if you have the means to support yourself, don't let this stop you. Oh, last grievance, our class did not get a graduation! Lol We were pretty bummed. They blamed COVID of course. Now, let me talk about the positives and what I love about this school. We had amazing instructors! At least in the beginning and on our last block. Shout out to Bill, Nilsa, and Tahira! They really cared about our success. They were patient enough to answer our questions, give us resources, listened to our needs, and made themselves available for us to learn and grow in knowledge and skills. They understood nursing is a tough program and never judged our learning capabilities but believed in us. I also liked how our schedule was a hybrid of in-person and zoom. The schedule allowed me to work while in school and allowed me to still maintain a social life. We need balance and this school allowed that. Another thing I liked, though not perfect, was the program. It was work but it wasn't overwhelming. As long as you do your part, put in work, and study, you'll be just fine. Perhaps, it wasn't much of a challenge for me because I created my own study curriculum for myself Lol We were given tools to supplement and support our learning such as ATI and additional content mastery books. This helped me prep for our finals and even the NCLEX. A huge plus, even after our cohort graduated from the program, we were still given school resources to prep for the NCLEX. Instructors conducted review sessions via zoom. They've sent us study materials and learning documents to help review. They were there to answer questions and room for our class to support each other. This school also had the infrastructure and skills labs to help us learn unfamiliar processes. It's almost complete with all the tools we need to practice nursing skills. So overall, this school may not be the best but it is still a good school to go to. For me, it truly worked out time-wise and what I needed to accomplish. Look, I'm already a nurse in a year's time. No waitlist. No further delays. Of course, everyone's situation and goals are different, but I can say this school helped with mine. If you think this school's program(s) is for you, go for it. Don't let your fears and apprehension scare you. I hope this review provides helpful information and help those who need to make an educational decision if they should enroll into Smith Chason's LPN program or not. Good luck everyone!

Save your fucking money your "hands on instructor" might show up if he wants too the other you can…read morelearn the same shit they "teach" off a couple you tube videos do not be fooled find somewhere else to get your EPA not to mention the lead there Rick is the worst

Review from a wife's perspective! I did not take this course, but my husband did! He graduated…read moretonight! As well as the rest of his class. Great job guys! When my hubby enrolled, he had the normal queries such as "How much work will this be" and "How much of my time will it take up"? Well let the wife tell you...it was just the right amount. Classes consisted of online videos that were easy to listen to and follow. The video instructor "Ty", was now a permanent voice in our home. In between work, hanging out with the fam and playing video games, my husband had PLENTY of time to watch the short videos. Every Weds, he got to go to class and enjoy hands on work with actual air conditioning units! He was always excited to go and heck...one night a week to myself for a few hours??? Nice! The final weeks were closing in and it was time to prepare for the final test. Gulp. Me being a test nerd, I volunteered myself to help him study. We made flash cards and watched videos and it was so much fun! The goal was to study to get 100%, not to Just PASS. Shoot for the moon and maybe you'll get close! Needless to say, he passed with flying colors! Proud wifey here! The super amazing added bonus was, because I had been involved with his studying, all the infinite amount of HVAC information was now in MY brain! I decided to watch a few of the videos of Ty's who's voice had become the "other man" in my house. It was very fun and easy to listen to, and I had zero interest in HVAC, no offense! I do now Would you believe I went to his graduation tonight and took the final EPA test and passed!! If I can do it, you can!! I highly recommend this course to anyone and everyone. Shoot for the moon!

I heard about this campus from a friend. I'm not site what all is offered, but I do know they have…read morea massage clinic and an aesthetics clinic. Today I signed up through PurplePass, an event booking website, a two hour massage for $20. It was a little confusing checking in because there isn't a walk up window or desk. I was greeted by a young man with a clipboard and found my appointment. I was introduced to my therapist, Yaderra. She asked a few questions about my needs and then escorted me into the massage area. I will warn, there are not individual rooms. There are beds with partitioned curtains and dark. I had to take a few minutes for my eyes to adjust. It was pretty quiet with nice soft background music. She left me a basket for my belongings and closed the curtain so I could unrobe. She came back and started the massage. She was very thorough making sure to ask about pressure etc. She gave me a really nice massage. They take donations, no tips, I believe that goes towards supplies etc. I already booked another appointment for January. I'm not certain about how long the clinic takes appointments nor time frame. I assume clinic hours are determined by the semester. It was a very pleasant experience. I'm coming back Wednesday for an aesthetic appointment.

Went to the auto body collision repair program and by the end of this program I was feeling robbed…read moreof my time and effort to gain a potential career guiding certification, sadly was left with a sour taste in my mouth from how I was treated and how poorly the teaching efforts are from the two instructors there. If there's one thing I'd change it's, ever even thinking this was a good option for my education. Sad to even call this a college.

I toured this coworking space and it has everything to need if you're running a small business…read more They have a kitchen, plenty of desks and even a conference room. The receptionist was very helpful and answered all my questions.

Need an office without needing a full-time office? CO & Hoots allows individuals or businesses to…read morerent work spaces. Options include everything from a spot at a table to whole conference rooms. Wi-fi is available. Outdoor seating is located downstairs for breaks. Inside is clean. That includes the bathroom. There is a small giftshop area in the lobby. Merchandise is mostly shirts, postcards, and small items to liven up a workspace. Parking is available underneath the building. Street parking is also available. A bike rack is outside for those who can bike to the location.