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I wish I could have called them sooner. My daughter was a junior in High School taking AP BC…read moreCalculus. The tutor doctor was the only company that I could find that offered tutors for this high level math class. Matthew worked very hard to find a tutor that would meet my daughter's needs. The tutor was very flexible with her school and soccer schedule. She brought her grade up to a B.

I highly recommend going to ResQ NM for CPR certification or anything they offer that you need. I…read moretook a BLS/CPR certification course with Vicente Montanez and it was fantastic! The course was very professional and allowed for a lot of hands on practice as well as time to answer any questions that arise. Vicente was an amazing instructor who took the time to make sure I knew the concepts and felt completely comfortable with them before I left. In addition, he was super friendly and fun which made the experience great. With good prices, good course availability, and happy and caring staff, ResQ NM is the place to go!

I took Martin's class recently after needing to update my alcohol certification. I really enjoyed…read morehis class. It is in a classroom which I prefer to online. We learned a lot and we got out a little early! I received my official certification in the mail in two weeks (maybe less) so I know he did the paper work promptly. Thank you Martin! Also a note for servers or others who need certification, if you take class online you are supporting out of state business. Keep it local, support small business!

I paid $1200 for an ACLS and PALS instructor course. Vic is unable to produce the cards after 3…read moremonths and several attempts. I've reported him to the BBB and AHA. I've been a Paramedic for thirteen years. Just a stark warning for anyone considering him. $1200 lesson learned.

Had an awesome BLS class here! I recommend this place to anyone wanting to get CPR certified…read more Lincoln was our instructor and was very knowledgeable and informative!

Dynamic minds has the best tutors in Albuquerque. They made all the difference for my math grades…read moreat UNM. They are tutoring my daughter as well. They offer remote tutoring during the pandemic.

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Independent Student News! This is an old newspaper serving the students, staff and faculty for The…read moreUniversity of New Mexico. It's been around since 1895! It's a great place to get news that impacts the university, and the world. The journalists are often students, commenting on local issues. It's great that this newspaper has lots of puzzles and small features that students can read during a boring lecture. They could certainly use more comics! My absolute favorite thing about this paper is the crime blotter. Some newspapers just write up a short blurb about crime incidents. Other student newspapers, such as The Daily Campus (at SMU) writes things like, "A laptop was stolen from a car in Lot C." However, the Daily Lobo writes out paragraph after paragraph about each of the individual criminal incidents on campus, giving you a blow by blow of what happened, a depiction of the drama and tension that lead up to the criminal incidents that makes you feel like you were there witnessing the crime. It's entertaining and a good lesson on how to avoid crime! I like the fact that this is an independent newspaper, and they're not afraid to talk some trash on the university or state education officials, and they're not a mouthpiece of the administration. Since they're independent, they're able to take a good hard look at things on campus and ask good questions and do good reporting.