I'm very surprised by the negative reviews, personally since day one my communication with the…read moreadmissions, financial aid, teachers, and honestly all other faculty in between has been nothing but amazing. I get replies within 24 hours or LESS! The material is a lot but it is thorough, Some professors are really good at their webinars and it really sticks while I think some others can do a better job. I have 6 more semesters left, I've only been here 2 semesters but so far so good. Time flies and I can't wait to see what comes next! I will update my review on semester 4 out of 8!

Great school. I believe in their organization and mission 110%! As with all schools, they have room…read morefor growth, but I think they are doing a lot of things right!

as i saw in Utah, i checked out the University campus, school, sports team and hospital around the…read morearea. everyone is nice, the ambiance is nice and tranquil, and it brings lots of students and people towards these areas. nice campus, Utah

Great campus. Lots of greens and many pathways. Many campus building. Attach to a few hospitals ,…read morePrimary Children Hospital.

This school sucks, the people from office doesn't help at all, only Doctor Bewar and Alisi helped…read moreme, other people don't reply my emails or don't answer the call , Last semester, due to the IT problems, some of the classes didn't show on my canvas, I tried to call IT department and emailed them ,NO REPLY BACK!!!!! That was February!!! Now it's August, So I have to PAY 7854 dollars tuition for the classes that I didn't even take! I'm international students I have to have 12credits for my semester to keep my student Visa.

This is a great community college. There are a lot of fantastic, hardworking people. The campuses…read moreare well maintained and taken care of. It is a great place to receive an education.

I attended Westminster College in 1971. I recently was in Salt Lake with my husband and told him I…read morewould like to visit the campus again. It was so much prettier than when I attended here. It all came back to me. There were so few new buildings and dormitories. What stood out to me were seeing the trees being so much larger and the campus looking so pretty. They also had a lot of flower baskets all around, loved those. I also loved seeing Westminster College again, lots of good memories came back to me.

Tuition is expensive, teachers are opinionated when it comes to politics, rumors go by fast…read moreespecially if your dealing with mental health issues, teachers are unwilling to help & counseling isn't reliable (some students committed suicide because of the lack of help from the counseling department), diversity is small & more so if your a Hispanic person women. People are not kind to minorities on a "liberal" democrat campus, you will be discriminated or excluded if your Christian ok this campus. If I could restart my college I would and would've never gone to this campus! It's terrible and expensive not worth your time or money!

As a BYU student living in Provo during COVID-19, many of my classes were offered only online but…read morethe BYU SLC location gave me the opportunity to attend in person for a basic statistics class I needed to take. It was out of my way to get there of course but I know many students took the trax to get here. BYU SLC is a great option if you have to work in SLC, or have a unique circumstance where attending in Provo is not possible.

For a brief, sweet moment I was on the other side of the desks and it was a glorious moment. I was…read moredrunk with power as I doled out wisdom to students. Was it really wisdom? Only time will tell. But there I was, in the building, filling young minds with the honey and sugar of knowledge. Let me tell you this about BYU's SLC campus: they done spent some money. This isn't a nice building. Nice only describes the modest exterior. Clean, tidy, and well landscaped. Lots of parking in a pay-to-play parking garage. But the inside is slick. Sweet. Dare I say, sexy? Each room is well-appointed and of course incorporates the latest technology. There's a simple library on the 3rd floor where you may or may not get your parking validated if you're a guest. I don't know the rules, but they let me out of the gate without paying so I guess it worked out. The one thing I didn't find was a main info desk. Don't know if it exists, but it wasn't on the main floor. Just check a wall map and go for it. Wander the halls, enjoy the artwork, pop in on a class.

small class sizes, lots of extracurricular activities almost everyday for those who are new to the…read morearea. great culture + amazing professors. Notably, the faculty wants to see you succeed here. It was night and day switching from my last school to Ensign.

Application and registration processes were an insynchronized, neglected runaround, and I paid…read more Charter classes for non-students and pre-applicants were lectured by a missionary who just wanted to talk about herself, they made "simplify your goals" projects by making you go through a complex loop of paperwork.

What a special place! Wonderful team working here. They make you feel so at home and completely…read morepampered. I highly recommend the zero gravity pedicure.

I had a manicure here. I left, and within a week, 2 of my nails were broken. The "gel" was so thin…read moreyou could see through it. It was so thin you could press on my nails, and they would bend! Don't you get gel nail polish to prevent this? I have never had a gel manicure of such poor quality. And it's not like I was going cheap; the manicure was ((edit: I had put over $100 in an original review, and in fact it was $79.33 with an additional $25 spent on cuticle oil)). I had upgraded the gel ((edit: I did pay for a more expensive gel and expect any gel in a manicure not to bend when you touch the end of your nail)). I will not go back as I don't like my nails breaking to the point they hurt. I had 7 / 10 nails break so low on my fingers that it hurt, and I am gentle on my nails. Save your time and go somewhere else.

This is a great place to be! It is a beautiful location and is a brand new building. The…read moreinstructors are great and it is close to using trax.

Brand new and opened Fall 2015! It's very spacious with a six story through-ceiling and lots of…read morenatural light because of it. There's a café on the second floor by the east entrance, and there are tables nearby that you can study at. Most tables have outlets nearby but some do not. Typically really quiet. I wish they had more individual study areas that were open to everyone (all the individual study halls are reserved for law students, though anyone can use the group study rooms if they're open or not reserved). I also wish their hours were a little better. The latest it's open is 8pm.

had some kind of panic attack in their chair a few years back. my cousin went to them and he had a…read morefull grandmal seizure in the chair and in both cases it was our faults yeah its his fault he is disabled with seizures and its my fault I had a panic attack. let's try this another way its a bad place for disabled people to get help. and I paid for a panic attack isn't that nice. no other dentist in either LA or Salt Lake City caused these problems for either of us

I went in via emergency for horrible tooth pain since my dentist was not available. I got a root…read morecanal started and I had alot of pain through out the cleaning of my root. I was given no antibiotics to help get rid of the infection. I went home with a extremely swollen cheek and was told to only to take Tylenol and ibuprofen. It didnt help very much. I woke up this morning with immense pain and swelling of my cheek. The canal was only done half way because they wanted to do another appointment. I dont think I'll be going back for a second that 2nd appointment.