100% recommend this school, they are good people I've been there multiple times and they have…read morealways been trying to help me in different aspects from teaching me how to weld and finding a job even tho I am disabled from my left arm. Irving the school owner has been here for such a respectful and admiring person

I took my free class today and it was great. both gentlemen were very helpful and I will be…read morestarting class soon!

Coach Chris came to my location, full of knowledge about first aid & CPR. They don't charge nearly…read moreas much as others in the area & they are more flexible with their hours. Will be back in two years for my next card.

Adrienne and her husband are amazing! You can tell they really love what they do and they are…read moreincredible in their training sessions! Adrianne is extremely knowledgeable and really cares about what she teaches. She goes above and beyond to cover all the content and make sure you really understand what is being taught. She wants you to really grasp the material and frequently asks if you have any questions and reiterates the material covers. 1,000% recommend taking her bls provider class. You will not regret scheduling your session. I grasped the material better with her renewal class than i did at my previous initial bls class.

I went to this school and I'm trying to get a copy of my high school diploma and need to be…read morecontacted by Parkview Baptist high School didn't know I was being cheated out of a high School diploma and I have been in a position to where I CNT retrieve my diploma I need help

I got my diploma from here in 2001. I went to Lonestar College for 3 years also. I also have…read morestudent grants and loans. How is the diploma fake.

enrolled in this school and was very excited, After the first day, I ended up with strep throat. I…read morelet them know and provided a note from a clinic showing that I was there. I did receive antibiotics and an IV, One of the ladies told me on the phone that was fine and she re- enrolled me in the courses to start over, Then I start getting text messages from another lady in the office saying that my note did not suffice and they needed One that was itemized, showing the reason that I was at the doctor in the first place. This is against HIPAA law, and they were trying to make me pay to do The courses again. Then they text me again offering for me to pay $100 to redo only day two as a "favor" This was completely invasive, and I felt like I was being interrogated for why I went to the doctor, Mind you I had a doctors note to prove that I was there, I'm 39 years old and never experienced this even as a High school student. The letter had the clinic letterhead on it, and was signed by the nurse, I called the nurse and she said to have them call her, but she would not be discussing why I was there because it's against HIPAA. Needless to say money down the drain and I will not be returning to the school I cannot believe how attacked I felt over me getting sick. It was very strange..... To say the least You're also complete full of it with your response, there is a physician and it's a wellness clinic allowed to administer iv and antibiotics, I didn't miss class to go get Botox. I filed a claim with the dept of health and human services so please don't attempt to be professional now ..... direct violation of my hipaa rights and I have doctors notes and receipts to back everything up. Your response is complete and total bs!

I ordered a webinar from ISOT. There was a glitch, either on my end or theirs. I called the school…read moreafter 7 pm and a real person answered. They took my call and answered my questions and told me someone would call me back. Within a minute Sarah called me back and was able to get me set up with a previously recorded zoom class. The customer service here is far above anything I've ever experienced at any other school I've attended. Thank you guys so very much. Y'all are amazing. JB.

The college application process and landscape have changed so much since I was a college applicant,…read moreI wanted to make sure my son would be prepared for the challenge. I had colleges in mind for my son but I needed a third party who is familiar with the process and have resources to elevate him as a strong candidate. I also needed someone to coach him so that I end up not being a "nag" essentially. I felt confident after interviewing and researching several college application counseling services that Ivy Scholars was the one. What I liked about Ivy Scholars was their bespoke approach to coaching the candidate. It was one on one which I truly loved - Not some group in a conference room discussing your child and giving vague ideas of how to build your candidacy. I felt Ivy Scholars focused on the individual candidate. Meeting with Sasha was great, instant confidence. I reviewed his team and they were all very professional and very qualified. It offered candidacy building, test prep, and essay and application help. Everything I was looking for. I had a lot of trepidation about spending money (it is expensive, they all are) on college applications but I felt it would help my son. I needed help as a parent. Well, it was well worth it. Actually I would say Ivy Scholars helped my son beyond what I expected. Daniel Schriever was my son's weekly coach and counselor. He was patient, thoughtful, and really talented. He took the time to learn my son's personality - strengths and weaknesses. My son was not the most organized - typical teenage boy. He worked with him and learned of his passions and interests and helped him get an internship that he loved. It fit right in with his interests. He helped him connect with a research mentor (Dr Len) and he was able to submit his research for publication. As for the college application process, well, my son, out of the blue, wanted to apply to the service academies. That is a whole another beast of a process. Daniel helped with 16 college applications and three service academy applications. The essays, the college app, coached him on military panel interviews as well as congressional nomination interviews. So now we have a problem - a good problem to have, we never expected. He got accepted to UT Austin early action as an out of state applicant. They had 140,000 applicants this year - 95% deferred, and only 10% is out of state. He is a national Air Force ROTC Scholarship recipient as well as Army ROTC Scholarship recipient. He received an appointment to the United States Military Academy (West Point) with three Congressional nominations. He also got accepted to 11 other colleges of which they are rewarding him with scholarships. Thank you Dr Daniel, Sasha, Dr Len and Team

The incredible team at Ivy Scholars understand top-tier college admissions with unparalleled…read moreexpertise. They were fully vested in helping me meet my collegiate goals. Jennifer, my mentor, provided invaluable insight, assistance, and encouragement. I am grateful and honored to have had the privilege of being in their pro bono program, Laurel Scholars, and getting to work with them. I recommend Ivy Scholars highly. Jennifer helped me make sure my personal statement articulated my journey well and was something that I was very proud of. She has been immensely supportive and by my side throughout the process--even after I submitted my applications and was waiting on decisions to be released, Jennifer checked in on me. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with her and believe her counsel guided me to my acceptances. The difficulty of finding my footing after an illness-induced break in my education put me at a disadvantage that I didn't know how to overcome. Sasha and Jennifer made sure that my future would not be lost in this gap. They offered me strategies to use my story as a nontraditional applicant to my benefit and genuinely made every effort to help me. I was accepted to and will be attending Columbia University this fall and could not be more enthusiastic about the next chapter in my story.

had an amazing journey ms.debbie was always there to help ! they showed us set ups and procedures…read morewhich was very informative.I highly recommend!

Amazing experience! Instructors who care. They give you the basics you need to go out and tackle a…read morenew career. We loved Miss Nancy, Miss Nikki, Miss Diane, Miss Kathy and Miss Debbie over here at HDAS- spring! Thank you again for all the support, the advice (professionally and personally), and the knowledge!!

I've taken the course twice thanks to Veritas and their no hassle attitude for taking the course…read moreagain for any reason within 1 calendar year. I took the course both times with Mark Alan Robinson. Initially I was steadfast with my engineering "must-solve" mentality and didn't get out of the course as much as I potentially could have 1st time around. The second time was completely different, I took to Marks "unorthodox" approach to viewing problems and solutions to not only make the GMAT more fun, but also taught me the values that CEO's carry with them at all times, but most interestingly, these values were simple enough for a 6 year old to understand. He is very knowledgeable and is very easily accessible outside of class, especially for such a busy individual. His examples usually revolve around people or instances and these tend to stick a lot better than conventional teaching methods (for me personally at least). I highly recommend anybody looking for help with the GMAT to look out for his class. The only thing I'd say is you need to patient and buy into his methods, they may frustrate you initially, but in the longer run, are very valuable information and practices.

A little background of where I was coming from before I met Mark: A year prior, I had gone through…read morenumerous classes (in-class, online), drained hours of studying, and learned other people's methods, giving me a good grasp of concepts however, I was plateauing, specifically in verbal. ( V35, V36, V34, V30, V35....) My math has always been strong (47-49) but something subtle behind the way I was approaching verbal was setting me back. Mark taught me how to look at verbal like math by "decoding the matrix" and after taking 10 hours with him, I suddenly clicked. I feel that Mark's approach to teaching not only helped me look at the GMAT in a different light, but also helped by relating it to my everyday life, making it not as dull and monotonous to study. Mark is very energetic and very personable. He really dug in deep with my weaknesses and accessed how I approached the problems. Some things that he taught me are even applicable outside the GMAT. As mentioned, after I tried many resources and tutors, Mark was the one that finally unlocked my testing to V40. Highly recommend Mark Alan Robinson for private tutoring! Tutor: Mark Alan Robinson Company: Veritas Prep Type: Private tutoring Location: Houston Area Time: January-February 2018