Thank you Yamil for listening to how I wanted my haircut to be and actually accomplishing it to my…read moreexpectations!! Very attentive and pleasurable to speak with. Will be back again!

My experience with this school was very positive at first. When we were looking for a school for my…read moredaughter, we visited several schools, and this one seemed like the perfect fit. When she started, she loved the school, her teachers, and the environment. Unfortunately, things changed after a new director,Renee Bradshaw , and her friend and teacher, Miranda Carver, came on board. I personally experienced behavior that I found extremely disrespectful and unprofessional, and I witnessed changes that, in my opinion, negatively affected the students and the overall environment. There was an incident involving my daughter that deeply concerned me. She was nervous about trying something new that she had never done before. When she became embarrassed and upset, I was told that the teacher grabbed her by her shirt. My daughter was then taken to the office, where she says she was called a liar and told that she was "walking a thin line" in their eyes. Since then, she has felt like she is being singled out and bullied over everything she does. These are young adults who are trying to begin their careers and build their futures. They should be encouraged, supported, and taught--not made to feel intimidated, embarrassed, or afraid to make a mistake. Adults in positions of authority should be setting an example of professionalism, respect, and kindness. I also personally met with Renee and was very disappointed by the way I was treated. There was another incident involving my daughter and my hair that concerned me greatly. My mother has been a beautician for over 30 years, and after explaining what my daughter had been instructed to do, she confirmed that it could have caused significant damage to my hair. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this school to other families. When students are talking about leaving or are afraid to attend school, I believe those concerns should be taken seriously. School should be a place where students feel safe, respected, supported, and comfortable learning. I truly hope the school takes the concerns of its students and families seriously and takes a close look at the current leadership and environment. A school's reputation is built on how it treats the students and families who trust it with their education and future.

My hair has more body from the perm and the students were nice though inexperienced. Their manager…read moreworked with them and the price was great!

I have to agree with the previous review, and more…read more After waiting 30 minutes for "setup" which consisted of up to 10 individuals walking back and forth talking about personal life, we advised them that we needed to leave in an hour. We were then asked "well do you even want to do this?" We relied, yes we do, we just have a time limit so we will forego our manicure portion of the Groupon. During this time, another student came to the counter complaining about a ticket she was given, "I don't do kids." My friend's daughter, who we brought with us for her first pedicure, was the only child in the establishment. We were finally taken back to the chairs. A very poor pedicure with no foot massage, minimal debridement of of callus surfaces, no buffing, cleaning or shaping of the nails was performed and no cuticle care was performed until I asked specifically (this was meant with eye rolling and a search for the required equipment which was the excuse we were given for the 30 minute "setup"). After a nail painting job my 7 year old son could have done better, I was told, "all done". My sandals were on the floor and no effort was made to hand them to me, much less put them on. I was not offered a drying option despite the fact that my companions were both under the dryers. This is a very similar service to my companion. Interestingly, her daughter, for whom we paid for services, received excellent care and has a pedicure that I envy. Sheila was fantastic with her daughter. Nicole and the tech who did my companion's nails received no supervisor or feedback from any supervisor the entire time we were being serviced. I believe this is required for a teaching institution. Nicole specifically stated she had only been in that school for 5 weeks. This leaves much to be desired if you are planning to attend this institution. In addition, I have a call in to the State Licensing Board to question the supervision requirements for students. I believe you have to have at least a cursory review of the services provided, and I can guarantee that this was not done on anyone in our party. If it had, the childish and laughable pedicures would never have been allowed. I called and spoke the the direction who stated they cannot do refunds, and I would need to request a refund for both Groupons through Groupon. Not a very savvy customer service gesture at all Billie. My recommendation is don't, just don't.

Good school with good facilities. Main complaint is that the library is supposed to be used for…read morequiet studying. Being quiet is a rule of thumb for visitors to the library but is expected of the library's employees. Unfortunately this library isn't a good spot to study at though as there are two employees there who shamelessly flirt with each other just about every day. They laugh and bellow so loud that you can't focus on what you're doing even with earphones on. I'm glad they like each other and they have some kind of thing going on. Everyone who spends more than 20 min in the library when they're both working at the front desk knows of them. The issue lies in the common courtesy they don't extend to those who need to use their facilities to study/get things done. If it weren't for the constant chortling and loud laughter from the pair, this would be a great study space.

North Campus is a much smaller campus than South Campus. The focus of this campus is medical…read moredegrees, culinary arts, and cosmetology. This campus is great because they offer very low priced dental cleaning. They even offer low priced hair salon and a fine-dining restaurant on campus. (Even the regular old cafeteria food here was superb!) This is a very important thing for us who are not blessed with health insurance, especially in these ridiculous economic times. The only draw back is that these services are only available for very limited hours (only on weekdays when most of us are working). I went here for the radiography program, and my teachers were excellent. The program director was extremely helpful and personable and answered any questions I had about the program or the career.

I attended Trend Setters as a Cosmetology student during 2020-2021…read more I love the education they provide, it's a smaller school where you can have better 1 on 1 training in learning how to cut & style hair. Super excited to start my career as a future cosmetologist. Thank you Trend setters for helping me start my Journey into the beauty world!

Dana, a student at the school washed, blow dried and styled my hair into a crochet medium bob using…read morebox braids. It took 3 hours total. The students are supervised and take their work seriously. It was very affordable and I was able to get an appointment within a 48 hour period on a Friday which is unheard of! Dana is highly recommended for braiding.

Aveda is such a hidden gem -- I only wish I had known about it sooner! I was lucky enough to be a…read moremodel for a friend who's currently in school here, and it was such a treat. I received a complimentary shampoo and blowout, and it felt like a mini spa day. All of the services are performed by students working toward their licenses, so I recommend coming with some extra time and a little patience -- they're still learning, and that's part of the charm. The salon itself is adorable, buzzing with energy from both students and patrons. The prices are incredibly affordable, making it easy to treat yourself without breaking the bank. I'll definitely be rebooking with Kylie -- she did a wonderful job, and I'm so excited to support her on her journey to becoming an experienced stylist!

The student was doing a decent job giving me a haircut until the snobby instructor took over and…read moreruined my hair. I still tipped the student but I'm very depressed by my new very unattractive haircut. I feel awful. Zero stars.

Bolles School is like no other. Top rated for sporting events! On time and always accommodating!…read more Great event today as usual keep up the great work! School is like no other !!!

Incredible place to go to school. I was a graduate and both of my kids were too. Opportunities…read moreabound in a safe space to learn. Expensive but worth it.

This barber shop happens to be a school. What I mean by this is, stepping inside here I was walking…read moreinto my neighborhood barber shop. The staff, students, and admin were all bright, professional, and moved with a purpose. The students have all been well-taught and are supervised. Watching the students work, it was clear the respect they hold for the instructors and the mentorship that is taking place. Keep in mind - regardless of how professional it looks and feels, it is a school so bring your hair and your patience. They will make it right but it might take them an extra minute or two to get there.

Thé vibe and quality of care is superb! I requested an edge up and the owner and instructor…read moreeducated and led the students through a masterclass while getting my hair right! The discourse and energy is vibrant and encouraging! I highly recommend them!

I really like Paul Mitchell. I like how close it is to home and how they have kept their prices for…read moreservices low. I go in to each haircut knowing that it is a student and that sometimes things can happen, also, it's just hair so if something does happen I'm not upset. I have had many great experiences here with multiple different students. The one thing I will say is that the education is not what it used to be. And I've learned this through chatting with students and being a guest of PM for many years. I really wish they would take the time to go back to teaching how to massage and wash hair. That is really the best part of any service.

Since the current times we live in require a second mortgage to cover the cost of a dozen eggs, I'm…read morelooking for ways to cut costs where I can. I heard about Paul Mitchell's services and found out Wednesdays is $5 for men's haircut so I took advantage. I knew it was a school and I knew it would be a student doing it. What's the worst that could happen? It's only $5 and my hair will grow back in a couple of weeks. Both student and instructor did great. It was the first time the student did a "skin fade," but the instructor was right there every step of the way making sure everything looked uniform. Was it the best haircut I've ever received? No, but everyone has to learn, plus it's only $5! Literally cheaper than a dozen eggs at the moment. If you're looking to cut your household budget, and you can show a bit of grace, then definitely check out The Paul Mitchell school