Currently attending this school, and I'm loving it. Mr. John is an amazing instructor and makes it…read moreeasy and fun to learn how to shoe horses and sometimes throws in little life lessons as well! I am glad I went!

Great place for me to recertify my NCCCO, instructors were professional and helpful. Classroom work…read moreis very detailed lots of feedback very knowledgeable of newer policies and procedures.

The school and instructors are great! I had know idea how much I didn't know about running cranes,…read moreand I have been operating cranes for 24(!) years. Due to the quality instruction, I not only easily passed the 5 exams I needed to take for my certification, my own knowledge of crane operation has greatly increased thanks to the instructors ample patience and taking the time to answer the constant barrage of questions from me. Whether you're new to cranes or bring your own experience to the table but want to learn more than you already do, they're very accessible and happy to share their knowledge. I'm 50. Been out of any kind of schooling for quite awhile. They were able to teach me. Ha ha! They also have a few different cranes out back in their craneyard that you get plenty of time on. And the ladies in the front are so helpful too. Really, a great experience.

....I have been a student of B Quick for 6 yrs. If your looking for an aggressive style of jiu…read morejitsu THIS is it.His teaching style is technical and decisive. If your chasing belts YOU will be disappointed. NOTHING IS GIVEN HERE ONLY EARNED!If you want to train for WAR COME'ON! PEACE. OSSS!!!!

Last week I called this place and the guy was extremely rude to me on the phone and treated me as…read moreif I knew nothing of BJJ. I stopped in the next day to see the gym and he sure was much nicer to me then and I am pretty sure he was coming on to me it was really creeped me out. He really needs to work on his phone etiquette!

Ryan helped me get some confidence back and was very profesional on his instruction, we flew long…read morehours and corrected some bad habits I had collected over time I strongly recommend him as an instructor, he is patient and very knowledgeable.

I earned an add-on tailwheel endorsement with Ryan in a Cessna 120. Ryan is an excellent instructor…read morethat is patient, professional, and knowledgeable when it comes to any kind of flying. I highly recommend Texas Tailwheel for all of your flight instruction needs!

Nelson University in Waxahachie TX provides a welcoming and supportive academic environment. The…read morefaculty and staff are dedicated to student success, and the campus fosters both intellectual and personal growth.

I'm giving it 3 stars to be generous because I didn't have a terrible experience here. I…read moretransferred from this school after last spring (currently attending a different one), but I wanted to be transparent about my experience I had here. Even though applications are probably overdue, you never know who might need to hear this information. I find it quite disappointing that there aren't reviews from people who don't look or act like a majority of the main people around campus. While going here, I would have to say it was quite depressing. I did have a single room in Teeter, but I still hardly got to know any of the girls on my floor besides my suitemate (who was a senior) and my RA. Nobody really talked to me. Just like any other school (especially Evangel University), if you don't look or act a certain way (preferably white, pretty, and outgoing), you were treated like you didn't exist or like someone like you has never been seen before. Unfortunately, this generation bases a lot of their views from social media so it must have been surprising to see someone like me not act how they thought I would. The dating culture was also the same. There weren't a lot of couples while I was going here but you also were not pursued if you did not look like me. I bring up my appearance a lot because there were hardly any girls who looked like me going here when I went. On the plus side, the food was actually delicious. In particular, their burgers and burritos. I really liked it because they gave you take-out style boxes so it was way easier to carry your good back to your room. Two other pluses (at least in Teeter, since I lived there) was that (1) the bathrooms were large and they supplied a microwave and fridge in the room. (2), in the dorm right in front of Teeter (forgot the name, apologies), there was a counseling center. Overall, my most memorable experiences were not really involving the community. Nobody really talked to me, and nobody really offered to take me to their church with them. Interactions seemed pretty fake to me. Extra Note: If you truly have no sure way of getting financially secured for a missions trip here, I would NOT recommend going on one with them. A lot of the people there who are missions majors will make it seem like they "trusted God" for funding, but their parents/grandparents/church (especially pastor's or missionary kids) will already have thousands of dollars saved up to go. They convinced me I would be able to go to Vietnam through "prayer" and "fasting" and also told me that they would help me fund, but they didn't help me with anything. During "call night" (when you call family members or anyone who can help with your trip), there were spoiled kids sitting all around me saying how they were fully funded and that their grandparents posted about their trip in church and they got loads of money from that. It was humiliating. So just make sure you know what you're getting into before falling for the "don't worry about money" trap. They'll let you sit with the team right up until the last deadline and then you have the tough conversation about not being able to go.

I love the fact that my daughter is actually learning something. I came from another tumbling…read morecompany where all they did was play around instead of actually teach. I definitely recommend flip mode to any parent that has a child who wants to learn. I come all the way from waxahachie.