I went for a shampoo & the teacher approached me to set me up with a stylist & I was extremely…read moresatisfied with the service. Everyone was so professional & accepting.

I went to get a hair cut I had a pic of the hair cut and this dude jacked me up big time. I have…read moreto wear a wig until it grows back. His instructor just walked by and said nothing. I felt like I was in a bar with all the cussing that was going on.So to me, they're not teaching them.Customer service skills, they're not coaching them like they should with haircuts.They were kids like they were at a high school playground and I am putting the word out.Don't go in there.They don't give a, you know what about you or your hair. I see, I have to at least give him one star.I don't even want to do that, so here you go. Oh, one more thing. When you send these students out to get a job at a salon I pray for the salon, you have to teach them how to be a professional..

Victory Career College in Carson offers a variety of nationally accredited career arts programs…read moreincluding: * Cosmetology (up to 1,000 clock‑hours) * Hairstylist (600 hours) * Skin Care / Esthetician (600 hours) * Nail Care (600 hours) * Massage Therapy (500‑ or 720‑hour tracks) * Cosmetology Crossover for Barbers (300 hours) Their hairstyling program is currently $1,000 off for the first ten students who sign up because it is new. They offer hybrid/distance‑learning (2 days on campus and 2 days on Zoom). Programs & Financial Aid - Programs are designed to prepare students for state licensure and include both day & evening classes - They're accredited by NACCAS, BPPE, CAMTC, and approved for Title IV (federal Pell grants and Stafford loans) - Interest‑free payment plans are also available and it's $1,000 off the tuition price if paid in full in cash at the start of the program Days/Hours: - Skin Care (Day or Evening classes) Mon & Wed* - Cosmetology (Day or Evening Classes) Tues & Thurs* - Massage Therapy (Mon-Tues-Wed 8am-4:30pm) - Hairstyling (Day Only) 10AM-4PM Mon & Wed* - Nail Care (Evening Only) 5-10PM Mon & Wed* Barber Program is currently on hiatus *The other two days are on Zoom This school feels more like a real salon/spa, complete with licensed instructors supervising student‑run clinics. Prices are much lower than commercial salons, and there's a solid sense of community and professionalism. If you're looking for hands-on, salon-style training in cosmetology, skincare, nails, or massage therapy--and financial support is important--Victory Career College is a standout local option in Carson. With flexible schedules, accredited programs, and real-world practice through supervised clinics, it's a great place to launch a career in beauty or wellness. They also started a Beauty as A Business program that teaches students how to promote their businesses on social media and have a resume class to get you prepared for the real world. The graduation and licensing rate is 95%+. And as you can see from the job board pic, there's no shortage of jobs for the students here as businesses send their openings.

A huge thank you to I believe the instructor name was Miranda she was awesome she was by her…read morestudents side guiding them and helping and I wish I got the names of the students and a photo of the before and after they did an amazing job and they were very kind. Thank you all I will definitely be back. Again thank you very much Sherrell

I walked the campus over 2 days since I was in the area. Very clean and vibrant. Larger than I…read morewas expecting and impressed. Great college to go to with major items in campus to do. Students everywhere and getting ready for spring break.

CSULB's campus is beautiful, but the department culture inside the College of the Arts felt…read morepsychologically unsafe. In my OEC statement, I reported that a 21 year old senior in BFA drawing and painting student, Dana. she told me to "go back to where you came from" and "act your age". I also documented that she and her friends laughed at my walk, which is affected by my disability. The deeper issue was how the department responded. Faculty and conduct administrators minimized the evidence I provided and labeled me the bully, even though I reported feeling intimidated and unsafe in my academic spaces. Their avoidance and favoritism created a culture where harmful behavior continued without accountability. I also stated that I had to block multiple Instagram accounts connected to the same student, Dana, because I believed she was using social media to monitor me and spread false narratives. The same attention‑seeking and elitist behavior appeared in campus art spaces, including a performative "Filipino Instagram group page" online, while bullying Filipino students in person. a pattern of narrative‑shaping for likes, followers, and visibility rather than genuine community. Even in Gallery spaces, Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum settings, Dana's behavior showed up as attention‑seeking, exclusionary commentary, and inconsistent art technique paired with high social‑media performance. The environment felt more about online image than actual artistic growth. Because of the hostile peer behavior and the department's failure to intervene, I cannot recommend the Drawing & Painting program. CSU policy aside, Dana's behavior shows a classic status‑defense pattern inflating her "high school grad" identity while bullying transfer students to protect her fragile competence. As for CSULB... not something I'd recommend to my fellow CC transfers.

This is crazy i went to this school back in 1999, I lost my transcript ,so I need a new copy and…read moretheres no way to get a hold of the place ,ive googled them and got 4 diffrent numbers and none of them work can any one help me?

As a tai chi instructor, I gave an introduction class to the wonderful of Maple Village, Waldorf…read moreschool who very thoughtful and appreciative of the art presented. It's great to see a teaching establishment provide the artistic world to students who have a thirst for all art forms. Dav-Ekon, the Art of Tai Chi

My son has been going to this school for 3 years, that is until we found out the truth about the…read moreplace we called home. My son has seen his friends get grabbed, physically removed for messing around, get hit (the teachers would defend the people hurting them), and racism. I've also spoken to some of the moms that have left recent reviews to get their feedback, and they told me their reviews were taken down by the school. When me and my husband looked at these reviews we have also noticed that a lot of the stuff stated in the reviews are still happening. When my son and his class went to the park, he saw the teacher yell a derogatory Asian slur at his old classmate, then when my son came home telling me the news, me and my husband were furious that a teacher at the school has taught my son discriminatory language. We were angry that we were paying over $1,000 in tuition per month for my son to learn hate before fractions. I'm about to list more situations in this review: 1. My son is more quiet and doesn't get in trouble at all, but he has watched his friends get grabbed, cussed at for telling the teacher to not touch them, the teacher started a dynamic which disrespects kids, and they're rude to their parents. 2. The teacher would talk about her husbands g-string, and would talk about sexual things that I don't want my son to hear. 3. The teacher would also take away my son's lunch if he had to re-do the work, and there was this one incident where he didn't listen to the teacher because he was starving and just started eating his lunch, then got kept from going to the park when the class was going, then for the rest of the day he was isolated in a classroom and made to think he was a bad person when really it's the school being cruel. 4. During games class, I find it unsafe for kids to play in an alleyway that has homeless people in it, and I also find it unsafe that they have to move every time a car comes by. 5. When me and my husband were on the fence questioning ourselves about if this is the right place for children, we sent our kid to the school the next morning with a tiny notebook and a pencil and we told our son to take notes of everything that everyone says and happens in those bad situations. When my son came home me and my husband took a look at the notebook, and me and my husband were pissed. From what the notebook said we were upset to learn that the teachers actually violently grabbed a kid that didn't do his work because he was thinking about stuff emotionally at his desk. 6. From everything that we have our son tell us all of these people there sound very unskilled, and should work with kids. Me and my husband admired the Waldorf scene of it being creative, hands on, and supportive but these teachers aren't supportive at all to certain kids who are different then what they like, me and my husband talked to the parents of the kids who have been violently punched or grabbed by teachers, or students. And these parents were very nice people, from this other review, I read all I have to say is you shouldn't learn about the school because it's a cult on my prospective, it's not inclusive if not, everyone is supported at the school then it's not supportive at all, the tuition is over $1000 for your kids to be wearing hate,and to be playing in a alleyway with shattered glass and homeless people. And I fully support all of these kids who have left the school because so many kids have left that they had to merge a few grades together because the parents weren't the same truth I have. and every time me and my husband would have meetings with these teachers. About how they would act with other kids. They would deflect it towards the kid who is actually getting bullied because they are different. the school has also let my son learn about the N-word, sexual jokes, sex, and racist jokes from other kids, This school dose not censor what the children talk about. What I have to say after my experience here is get your kid out before this school is a huge waste of money, and time. For all of the people reading this review get your kids out of there, or if you're learning about the school do not let your kid out there, and maple village if you respond to this review don't try to say none of this happened, because you guys know it did.

Our 2 year old son has been going to KinderCare for the past 3 months. It was a tough transition…read moregoing from grandma to a new environment but the staff was amazing at helping our boy feel at home and to calm my nerves. The teachers are amazing Mrs. Ashley & Carolina are so caring and always keep us up to date on how our boy is doing. Our son has learned so much at school it's always amazing seeing the things he comes home to share. He barely had a chance to socialize before but I am so happy he now has made friends and he looks forward to seeing them everyday. KinderCare has an app that they update you on throughout the day about naps, meals and diaper changes. They also send you photos throughout the day so you can see what your kid is up to. We even got an update when a small earthquake happened letting us know how the kids were doing. This facility cares and everyone from the teachers to staff knows your child's name it feels so special knowing he's cared for by a kind staff.

We loved our experience here - the directors and teachers are amazing and really made our child…read morefeel loved and thrive! We were so sad to move and no longer be close to this site, but it was such an instrumental part of our child's development. Would definitely recommend!