This morning I was recertified with Sam. What a great, easy, and painless experience! I need to be…read moreCPR certified for work and I always dread the 4 hours long class about something Ive been trained in for almost 10 years. Save Life offers a certification through American Red Cross in a blended class format: online portion in the comfort of your own home and then hands-on on location. I got to say, the online portion was actually kind of fun :) Way better than sitting in a room for hours dozing of. Sam is wonderful. Thorough in his instruction but does it in a fun manner. He offers 1 on 1 (which is what I did), group, business, or in home training. I feel confident that if I needed to, I could safely and effectively perform CPR/AED and first aid. I recommend his services to anyone looking to get certified for the first time or recertified.

It is a great institute, instructors are professional. If you are serious and focused, you will be…read moreable to get your certificate same day you graduate and then you get to sit for your state exams - the instructors are great - it all depends on you. I got my certificates same day I finished. Thank you MCC.

Great school providing exceptional training in a short period of time. High quality instructors and…read morestaff makes your learning a breeze. Get qualified in no time to start earning today!!

Took my CNA skills tests at this location and cannot recommend enough! My Test Observer was…read moreknowledgeable, informative, and put my nerves at ease. I had studied quite hard and her calming presence helped me feel very confident.

Excellent driving school and very easy to work with. Not sure why others posted negative reviews…read morebut our experience has been exceptional. Special thanks to Paul for helping us navigate the process.

Very kind, patient, and helped me pass my test (this was 4 years ago but w/e) 10/10 would…read morerecommend. I had taken driving lessons before and knew how to do it mostly, but could never land parallel parking or the test, and 2 lessons in and I managed to pass/fix some stuff. I keep hearing my instructor telling me how to park properly 4 years later lol.

Great and knowledgeable. I have taken many classes with them…read moreand everything went smoothly. The CPR manikins were every good and offered excellent feedback.

The class was great. Easy to follow. The admin is poor. I mistakenly signed up twice spoke with…read moresomeone who removed me. That was great but my credit card was charged twice and I have sent 3 emails and no one has replied!!! Very frustrating

Graduated from Launch; obtained job…read more I applied to Launch Academy since I was looking for a way to kick start my career after I lost my previous job and after weighing a few options ended up deciding on Launch and I think I can say it was honestly among the best decisions I've made in my life. The staff were extremely welcoming and supportive the whole way through and the students I worked with were also great. Even after graduating from Launch I felt I was connected to a great network that I can always reach out to for anything which I think some other bootcamps really don't give you access to. Now I won't shy away from it but this experience is NOT for everyone, you have to put a lot of money upfront for the course (like most bootcamps) and the curriculum is intense but I think the end result is truly worth it as you'll come out with understanding of technology that you did not have before and be ready at least put your foot in the door of the industry. If you're looking for a bootcamp that feels more welcoming but also will get you the tools you need for future programming jobs then I would recommend Launch.

Hi Folks, I…read moreoriginally posted a response to the guy complaining about the interview process as I enjoyed the initial interview but have to post a two-starer here as I found the staff very poor communicators about money. I had to ask several times about how to pay, put off work for several months in order to attend, and spent a lot of time fundraising because the staff were unclear about how their payments plans worked. Feel free to message me for more info but I've decided to use One Month Rails and the free tutorials out there until I finish graduate school because the experience with these guys left me unsure about whether or not I would even get a decent education with them. I think they're a little immature in general and irresponsible financially. A lot of these bootcamps have a "large group awareness training" vibe to them, the enthusiasm behind which I was perhaps blind enough to enjoy, until I realized that they are incapable of providing a product or service in a way that would be helpful to me. I also had to bring up a lawsuit to get the deposit back - and call and email several times. Not a fun process. They made the ludicrous assertion that they don't refund deposits because of "all the resources" that they provide before the course starts, or something to that effect, but I still don't have access to the resources they promised other than a Dropbox file with books I would find for free that arguably aren't even the best materials on the subjects they suggest students study before the course starts. They also said I was getting access to "people," but the co-founder was going to be unable to address my issue for at least three days and the other available people were the folks who didn't understand how to communicate effectively to begin with. I had to remind them that I am an adult with a career and a life and that their admissions process was hindering my ability to get on with either. Their response to me was that the "family" there probably wouldn't be a good fit and that they were "revoking their acceptance" - I had to point out that if that's how they treat their family, they certainly don't deserve to call themselves one. It's also a pretty bad sign when businesses that can't be up front about money start calling themselves a family to make up for their lack of professionalism and inability to provide the structure and resources they promise you. Creeptastic, and certainly kinda like getting mugged by a guy who smiles at you afterwards. Happy searching - best with making the most of your career. KP

Very cool and knowledgeable instructors made sure I understood all content before taking my test…read morewitch I passed ....and will be returning to take on more certifications

This is the Faculty Group Practice w/in the Harvard School of Dental Medicine…read more It's very difficult to book an appointment here. They never answer their phones! Plus, they're usually booked up months in advance. If you do finally get an appointment you will get great service. Kind of expensive though. $95 for a 5 minute visit where I asked 1 question about a sensitive tooth.

I have been a victim of malpractice and negligence, and have suffered from severe pain for more…read morethan a year due to faulty practice at Harvard Dental Center FACULTY practice. After discussing with many people I noticed that Harvard Dental Center has had the reputation of having high rates of malpractice. Read some more patient reviews of Harvard Dental Center at reviews for harvard school of dental medicine and harvard dental center brookline. Please read a lot of reviews before choosing a dental center and a dentist to make sure you receive the care that you deserve. Take your oral health seriously and don't take risk. Go elsewhere, somewhere that you find good reputation, skill, and professional care. A big name (Harvard) does not bring any value here. It is the reputation and professionalism that matters.