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 have tried to contact someone about getting into this program for weeks, the first time I had a…read moretour scheduled they cancelled and never responded when i wanted to rescheduled. I have now called 2 times in two weeks to speak with an admissions agents and both times they said someone would call me back soon and no one has. I thought this was a good idea because i have experience in the field already Im going to take a different route after being lied to twice.

My First experience after the first 2 blocks I attended was very underwhelming after restructuring…read morethe staff into more fitting roles, it completely changed the environment and felt as a student I'm beginning to thrive. I can only see it get better from here on.

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.

I am currently a senior at west coast ultrasound institute, getting ready to go off to externship…read morewith an awesome site placement at a hospital. I would personally say that if you put in the work, then what you get out of this school is worth it. We get ample scanning time in the lab which I personally believe is the most important part of this entire program. You can be extremely book smart, and not be good at scanning. It takes practice, practice, practice. I work in a hospital setting as a CNA and most of our Sonographers went to west coast ultrasound institute, and they are amazing sonographers with registries. Our school has changed quite a bit since some of these reviews. It is actually frustrating to me reading some of these. Our program now offers and AAS degree, with 6 months of extern instead of 3 which is a huge change for the better. We are now able to sit for the ARRT sonography exam right when we graduate, which allows us to then sit for ARDMS or for CCI. There is no more working full time for a year before sitting for the registries.That was the main issue with this school just a year ago. We offer great extern sites, but our extern coordinator is picky about site placement. If you are lazy, get bad grades, are absent or tardy often, you probably will not get placed in a site that is expecting a good student that is ready and willing to learn. You are still going to get a site, but it may not be the site you want. Unfortunately this is a for profit school, not run by the government and with that there will be hiccups and things are not perfect. Which is why I did not give a full 5 stars. However overall, if you are a good student, study the material, read the books, and scan as much as possible this program is worth not waiting 10 years to get a spot in gateway. Bottom line I would absolutely recommend this school, if you are willing to work hard, study harder, and put in your absolute best. If you are looking for an easy ride to make good money then I wouldn't recommend a career in sonography. This is a tough career path not for the lazy or weak minded.

This place is a JOKE. i transferred from the LA campus a few years ago and even to transfer was a…read moremess . It took me speaking out to be told if i delete what was posted they'd let me in . I then had lost my step mom and failed vascular lecture 2x. My mistake . I was dropped from the school , and was told i had to pay back my financial aid then can reapply for reentry . Well i was able to pay over $1,000 back and reapplied and wrote a letter i then got a call it was discussed at the monthly meeting and they decided to not let me back in . This place doesn't care about people trying to better their future they care about money only . I've been trying to appeal the decision for a year with no response from the school . Apply at the risk of them acting like they care and support you when they really don't .

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.

Never go here if you're looking to get your hair done, perm, layers, etc. This is for the…read morecosmetology campus side. My mom got her hair done by Vera and a male supervisor for a perm and they fried her hair. She asked for a spiral perm and they completely ignored her request, used different rods, and started cutting her hair however they wanted. She didn't ask for layers, and the layers they gave her were extremely uneven. Her hair felt dead afterward, they just threw mousse in it and sent her home. Horrible work. I hope your team never touches hair again. You destroyed her beautiful hair because you were not qualified to be touching people's heads, and now her hair is breaking and falling out. She trusted them with her hair and left extremely upset with the result. She even knew they messed up and said, "Do not tip me." Since then, she has continued experiencing significant hair breakage. Do not get services done here

I remember years ago visiting the Thunderbird School of Global Management when they had a campus in…read morethe West Valley. And then in 2014, everything changed as Arizona State University acquired Thunderbird, and Thunderbird became a unit of the ASU Enterprise. Since that time, ASU sold its Thunderbird campus to Arizona Christian University, and the graduate programs moved to the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus to its own building while the newly created undergraduate programs moved to the ASU West Valley Campus until 2025 when they also moved to the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus. Every now and then, I find myself on the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus with a meeting in the Thunderbird School of Global Management. There is the Grumpy Mule Cafe on the first floor and the Thunderbird Pub on the fifth floor. There is also the global forum on the first floor with a large digital globe suspended from the middle of the rotunda showing a digital representation of Earth. There are flags on the first floor representing the home countries of all Thunderbird students. The building, opened in 2022, spans 110,000 square feet and offers flexible classroom space and regional lounges with art and artifacts gifted by alumni from around the world. Thunderbird now serves as a significant part of the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus, which opened for classes in 2006. This campus meshes well with the Downtown Phoenix area as they share streets, parks, and nearby restaurants and stores. In fact, ASU is actively involved in monthly stakeholder meetings with the Downtown Phoenix Inc. (DPI). It helps Downtown stakeholders in knowing what's going on at ASU while it helps ASU to know what's going on around the Downtown Phoenix area. For instance, ASU students and staff enjoy participating in First Fridays while DPI is involved in ASU Welcome Week events. Also, during Family Weekend, Thunderbird hosts Regional Night, which is open to any ASU Downtown students and their families. At the Downtown Phoenix Campus, every student can drive their own experience as they engage in the events and resources on-campus while attending classes, getting an on-campus job, landing an internship or full-time job, joining clubs and organizations, attending many free events and activities, and so much more. The Dean of Students Office (in the Post Office) and the many student services offices at ASU Downtown Phoenix are always there for students, and it's easy to find your way towards graduation and your future when taking advantage of these resources. I look forward to seeing what comes next for such an engaging school like Thunderbird and a campus such as the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus in the coming years!

Graduated many years ago when it was in Glendale. Good and quick way to get a masters degree in…read moreinternational management Student population seemed to be a lot of entitled Minnesota frat boys trying to get into finance and a lot of very entitled international students trying to get into their parents' companies as future CFO. Pub was fun and we also got to see President Ford speak to whole campus. Glendale campus is now a private Christian college. But good pizza place across from on Greenway still stands 40 years later-)