Following the Charlie Kirk assassination, the heavy police and campus security presence created a…read moretense and hostile atmosphere for innocent students like me, who were exercising their rights to free expression. The response from the administration, such as city police and campus security, felt overly excessive and dismissive of student concerns. They used excessive force on me and took my property away without a warrant. I exercised my rights. President Astrid Tuminez appears disconnected from the student body and has demonstrated some genuine care, but not really that much. The university should take accountability for how it treats students and ensure that everyone's constitutional rights are respected on campus. Don't waste your money by going here. I feel ashamed for every recommending this school to anyone. It's a scam because it's not a fun experience to go here, unless you want a police and corrupt politician nanny school and want to waste your time and money. There's many other low cost options out there. Please, learn from my mistake!!!!! Especially if you're a straight person and not LGBTQ. They will discriminate against your size and gender and call security on you and discrimante against your race.

the EVENTS are awesome but the debate team was a lot worse than i expected. overpriced af but…read moredecent college.

I signed my daughter up for the BYU gymnastics camp for a week and I was extremely disappointed…read more The first day warm ups were at least 45 minutes and a complete waste of time. On the website when I signed up they specifically stated, "make sure your gymnast can practice for 3 hours!!" Out of the three hours my gymnast danced and jumped for 1 hour and 15 minutes, practiced for an hour, spent 30 minutes of warm up, (she practically was just sitting), then played a game and ate popsicles outside. I'm simply disappointed because the waste of money and effort I spent to get her into this camp was thrown away because of the lack of effort. This is a great camp for 6-8 year olds. Anyone older than that is going to be bored.

Beautiful Campus, I was touring with my nephew when we must have made a wrong turn. We lost our…read moreguide and opened a door, perhaps we weren't supposed to and found floor to ceiling lego sets. We thought this was very strange, but perhaps they have a large lego club at the facility.

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

Beautiful college! Horrible student services. I am (or was…read moresupposed to be) an incoming freshman with a complex medical and living situation, so I emailed the residency office with a detailed explanation of my circumstances to determine which residency path I qualified for. Over the course of four months, the person handling my case repeatedly ignored information I had already provided, persistently recommended residency paths that did not apply to my situation, and treated my case like that of any typical residency applicant despite the medical circumstances I had disclosed from my very first email. Even though I was repeatedly assured that my extenuating circumstances case "should be sufficient enough," I spent four months revising physician letters based on feedback from the residency office, gathering documentation, attending appointments, and incurring additional expenses, only for someone to finally recognize that the extenuating circumstances policy I had been encouraged to pursue did not legally apply to my situation in the first place. By that point, I had already lost four months, my $300 enrollment deposit (because residency denial is not grounds for a deferral), and was left with no meaningful solution other than withdrawing and taking a gap semester with no guarantee of residency afterward or paying WUE tuition, despite being legally domiciled in Utah and following every instruction I was given. I am extremely disappointed by the poor communication, lack of training, failure to review the information I provided from the beginning, and the refusal to offer any meaningful solution after months of incorrect guidance. This entire situation could have been avoided had my case been competently reviewed from the start.

Look into their job placement rates and you will know exactly why they get a 5 star rating. The…read moreOrem campus has mostly industrial and medical courses. The fields they offer courses in are relevant and in demand. Faculty is constantly meeting with business from around the area to find out what they want to see in their prospective employees and MATC caters their courses to meet their needs.

It seems that there are a lot of older reviews on here, so I wanted to take the time to write about…read moremy experience at Provo College as a recent graduate of the BSN program in the August 2023 semester. To start, the Dean, Angela Lindley, and Assistant Dean, Doran Sorenson, are great educators and people overall. They really "whipped this program into shape" to be completely blunt. They truly care about the success of the students and were always available whenever I needed study advice. They both have impressive backgrounds in the nursing field & did a great job of incorporating real-life situations into our lessons. I went through a lot of health issues during the program and they both were very supportive and helped me to not fall behind in the program. The program is tough, and they have high expectations, but they know that real-life problems occur, and they are there to work with you and support you when you need them. Lastly, the final semester Professor, Nikkie King, is absolutely incredible. She is very familiar with ATI and knows how to prep you for the NCLEX. My confidence in my nursing skills & knowledge soared significantly because of her help & support. Nursing School was one of the hardest things I have ever done, but I am beyond grateful for the supportive environment at Provo College for helping me through. Some other cool things about the program: - Live Simulation labs - Virtual Reality labs -ATI live Week - "Senior Day" - Help with job placement/great career services staff

I tried to other college and non of school is accepted Provo college credits at all. Even if…read moretechnical college did not accepted Provo college credits. Provo college makes you waist time and money. ​

Rocky Mountain University (RMU) provided an exceptional program for working professionals like me…read more Their flexibility was invaluable, especially during the pandemic, allowing me to participate fully in my coursework and group discussions on MY OWN schedule. I was even able to take a break during the pandemic when life got TOO busy and return a year later to finish my doctorate while working full-time in a busy rural primary care clinic. The faculty truly understand the demands of healthcare professionals (being medical providers themselves) and went above and beyond to support students balancing work, life, and education (and for some, family). Completing my doctorate online while staying connected with classmates (many new friends) made all the difference. Thank you, RMU, (a special thank you Dr Rust) for your dedication and for letting me be part of such a great program!

About 75% through the transitional DPT in Pediatric Science program and having a blast. Best…read moredecision to enroll here. Excellent academic and administrative staff! Plus, a rockstar of a tDPT program director who leads a unique and exceptionally rigorous program that is primarily on-line with 3 on-site weeks of direct instruction. Beautiful location in Provo, Utah with great facilities. Tuition is reasonable.

great place. education is awesome and gym is amazing. I love the caps program. I would like it to…read moreopen earlier though.

This college is the worst "university" I have ever attended. I was involved with the aviation…read moreprogram. The university was quick to take your money for programs but the lack of experience from the professors was short-lived. I have since transferred universities with a large bill that remains from attending this school. During a break I took for personal reasons, my account was not put on deferment because the students that run the financial aid had no idea what was going on. The school could be described as the mafia. During my deferment they had no problem contacting my grandmother every few hours while she was on her deathbed. Even with my family's response and information given they still would call back and asked the same questions leaving the phone ringing all day. If anyone is looking at getting in the aviation industry stay away from this school. They will take your money and not give you a proper education. I found out several times I was put in classes that I was not supposed to take for my degree program.

We visited for a "SnowBlast", where Juniors and Seniors can tour and hang out for a night over to…read moreexperience what campus is like and it was super helpful! Our daughter is definitely considering attending because tuition is the most affordable and the amount of students per professor is way lower than other colleges. It just makes sense to attend here for General Education and Prerequisites! Seems like a great school and I'm excited to visit the campus more!

I'm really not certain how to start this review, other than I know, Snow is often thought of and…read morereferred to as a small college. Which I feel is actually an amazing complement! The class sizes are very manageable, the professors get to know their students, and understand their needs, and the curriculum that is taught here is five stars! I was very excited to also find out that the University offers a number of on-campus classes for those who are not enrolled in the University, as well as younger kids, can attend to become familiar with the sciences with arts music you name it! It is a real gem in Sanpete county, and a place where I think anyone should feel very proud to attend, as well as support!

I can't believe I've never rated this place. I've been coming to this academy for years. Keep in…read moremind services are done by students, but they do get checked off by their instructor . I've gone there for facials many times.. Recently I have been receiving microneedling and chemical peels. I've had excellent service every time I go, and the students are always really fun to talk to. I will definitely keep going back. I feel like this is a little hidden gem.

I have had Brazilian wax and chemical peel done here. Both were done with professionalism and…read morekindness. I was treated with dignity and respect. I thought they did a good job and thoroughly answered my questions. I'm planning to go back for a leg wax.