I have tried to contact someone about getting into this program for weeks, the first time I had a…read moretour scheduled they cancelled and never responded when i wanted to rescheduled. I have now called 2 times in two weeks to speak with an admissions agents and both times they said someone would call me back soon and no one has. I thought this was a good idea because i have experience in the field already Im going to take a different route after being lied to twice.

My First experience after the first 2 blocks I attended was very underwhelming after restructuring…read morethe staff into more fitting roles, it completely changed the environment and felt as a student I'm beginning to thrive. I can only see it get better from here on.

May 11th, 2024 ** everything was fine until I was randomly and out of nowhere approached by a…read morecouple of racist employee's and threatened and cussed at in a very disrespectful manner. I recommend Spanish and black people who value themselves do not attend this school. They carry a very discriminatory demeanor. Which is surprising being that they do business around a bunch of black and Spanish people. Most of their employee's are white and very hickish, and carry the aura that they get to talk to anyone however they want. Most of the people that thrive and do well here happily without any issues seem to be white. Black and Spanish people in my opinion seem to express a general nuisance and annoyance while going through the program. Some resorting to complete silence and submittance just to make it through without dealing with disrespectful employee's. Some of their employee's stalk around the halls in a very lurking and predatory fashion. Bringing discomfort to some types of students. It is the general expectation that they get to raise their voice and scream and talk to students however they want. Making any sorts of complaints to staff appears to result in extreme backlash and violent outrage toward student. It is my opinion that if racist employees are not removed than the school will be shut down. I would also note that they are requiring students to sqan QR codes for "student satisfaction" and also to clock in and clock out, and QR codes are of course known for cyber security issues. may 14th* After filing a report with the correct authorities I received a phone call from the president whose name is "David" he appears to have been unaware until I made a complaint of the issue, and says specifically he is going to look into it, and I am standing by to wait and see what he does. I have decided to continue to attend the school based on Davids word. I will continue to provide update to review accordingly. may 17th ** It appears that David has kept to his word and has completely changed the situation during the week. It appears thus far that is the issue I had mentioned previously has been corrected, I have not heard yet from past two guys I initially had an issue with, but things have been going well during the week. The teaching is great and I am getting a lot of good welding time in, and I feel more comfortable and able to focus on learning.

Horrible school! Don't bother taking your money here. Veterans, if you are thinking of attending…read morethis school with your benefits, beware! I would not give these people your benefits! One of the instructors acts very vulgar and treats students like complete crap, using profanity, and vulgar language. Some of the students are not even comfortable asking him questions to understand the material of what we learned without him getting mad. He gets angry if a student does not understand something, But it gets worse! To only think that this instructor is bad, the next one we had didn't give a crap about teaching the class, we went over the same refrigeration process for a whole month without going over brazing and soldering, I mean what HVAC school skips Brazing and soldering! He also was always gone and never at class. And when he was at class he decided to have us leave early for the day instead of going over the exact things we have on the curriculum for the phase. This institution is a complete joke, and completely pathetic. And I am reporting this school to the VA. My advice, if you want to learn a trade like HVAC or Electrical, go to a community college out here, yeah it may take a little longer to graduate but at least you are getting the education and resources you need to be successful and actually feel confident in your craft to score a job. Or join the union and get paid to learn the trade, because one thing I do know is this, they won't tolerate lazy instructors and they won't tolerate instructors that use profanity and scare students at the union or community college!

My stepdaughter took this class and saved money from her last job and asked for a loan for the…read morerest. As a lead administrator at a hospital for 11 years, I supported her decision, but after paying we discovered instructor was highly unorganized, never returned calls on time and out of touch with changes that are relevant to todays coding and billing contracts.

I have worked in the business of medicine for more than 10 years, in a specialty practice, with…read moresole responsibility for billing/coding. This program was very helpful in preparing me for the CPC exam. All the little nuances of each speciality are so different and the program really pulls everything together. I took the on-line course, which was a new venue for me. Although it was not a 'typical' classroom setting, the instructor made the learning environment fun and interactive. Additionally, it was nice to not have to worry about traveling to a class, traffic or parking. i would definitely recommend this program. Thank you ACS!

We have been using Jenna for at home swim lessons for almost a year and cannot say enough good…read morethings about her and her style of teaching. My child absolutely loves her and squeals every time her car pulls up. Jenna does such a great job of encouraging confidence in the water and it's amazing to see the progress they have made from waiting for an adult to get in the pool, safely navigating the edges, holding breath, and learning to swim on her own. Jenna is always on time, is incredible with kids, so patient, and it's been amazing to see my child's confidence grow each week.

Coach Jenna has been absolutely incredible with our son and we've seen great progress throughout…read morethe two years she's been working with him. He is now 3 and does so well in water. He truly enjoys swimming and we can credit Jenna with always making lessons enjoyable and productive. I can't recommend her enough.

What a great experience!! My 13 year old daughter and I took a cooking class for Not So Traditional…read moreThanksgiving Side dishes. Maggie has such great life experience in the food industry. She taught us not just how to cook, but how to prep, basic knife handling, and an interesting way to prepare garlic. The first part of the class we all sat with our recipes and watched Maggie in the kitchen while she explained everything. Then we split into groups of 2 and tackled one recipe for each group. When we were done, our reward was the amazing food we cooked! Every dish complimented the others spectacularly. I cannot wait to make these again at home. Thank you Maggie for a lovely evening!

A WOW Culinary Experience... We planned a cooking class for ourselves and 3 couples with Maggie and…read moreit easily exceeded all expectations. If you're looking for a fun, interactive and delicious way to add spice to your date night, look no further than Whisked Away! Dana & Marty, Surprise Date Challenge

We got to personalize it a lot, and got to build the box ourselves including cutting and finish it…read moreas well as gluing it together. We had so much fun, it was a great couple activity! When the floral arrangements are done, the box turns into storage. We got to pick out our own knob for the top as well.

Great school and woodworking shop! Took a wooden flower box class and it was amazing. They had all…read morethe tools we needed for the job and did a wonderful job explaining how to cut and assemble everything

I'd been looking to take some acting classes, just for fun! One day this place popped up! Such a…read moregreat experience! Rachel is awesome!

I was a student in the Acting Foundations with Rachel and I can't say enough great things! I went…read morein with no expectations other than a curiosity for acting and was immediately met with Rachel's warmth, which made me feel so welcome and comfortable even though I was pretty nervous about getting up on stage. In the 8-week session, we covered a variety of acting techniques, played improv games, and had an opportunity to dissect scripts. I left each class inspired and energized! AZAA is a great community whose focus is to give you actionable techniques so you can begin auditioning within a few months of training! They have a variety of courses, workshops, and a Facebook group where they post auditions, all of which expose students to the full business of acting. AZAA is a truly comprehensive studio. If you are just curious about acting like me, or eager to begin pursuing a career, AZAA is the place for you!

I have two kiddos (5 and 7) taking keys lessons at this location, and we have had the very best…read moreexperience here. Our instructors (usually Jordan and Ben) are both so talented and good with kids - our boys not only enjoy learning and improving their skills, but also have fun... which has been critical in keeping them engaged. Because we're at the school a couple of days a week for both the private lessons and the Rock 101 band camps, I see a lot of other instructor-student interactions, and the energy is always so encouraging and positive... just really great role models. The manager and front desk staff are always helpful and friendly. Highly recommend if you want to foster a love of music in your kiddos!

From the owner: School of Rock is different from traditional music education programs. Our patented and proven…read moreSchool of Rock Method™ has taught hundreds of thousands of students around the world to play music. We combine one-on-one guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and singing instruction with group rehearsals and live performances, teaching students how to play together as a band. Our version of recitals are real rock shows at real venues in front of live audiences. This style of teaching builds lasting musical proficiency, boosts confidence, increases creativity, improves socialization skills, and allows students to work together as a band. When you join School of Rock, not only will you become a musician, but you'll be part of a close-knit community of passionate musicians and music lovers. We welcome students of all ages and experience levels.

Our son has repeatedly asked to be in Codakid summer camps - for the last four years he has had a…read moregreat experience at each and every Camp. The staff are great with kids and the owner and mangers work hard to grow their program offerings. We would recommend Codakid in a heartbeat and if we lived closer we'd be there much more often.

My son enrolled in CodaKid. He has completed every single course. Very well thought out…read moreinstructions and so happy he could do it. He will start the prompt engineering course soon, which looks excellent!

I remember years ago visiting the Thunderbird School of Global Management when they had a campus in…read morethe West Valley. And then in 2014, everything changed as Arizona State University acquired Thunderbird, and Thunderbird became a unit of the ASU Enterprise. Since that time, ASU sold its Thunderbird campus to Arizona Christian University, and the graduate programs moved to the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus to its own building while the newly created undergraduate programs moved to the ASU West Valley Campus until 2025 when they also moved to the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus. Every now and then, I find myself on the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus with a meeting in the Thunderbird School of Global Management. There is the Grumpy Mule Cafe on the first floor and the Thunderbird Pub on the fifth floor. There is also the global forum on the first floor with a large digital globe suspended from the middle of the rotunda showing a digital representation of Earth. There are flags on the first floor representing the home countries of all Thunderbird students. The building, opened in 2022, spans 110,000 square feet and offers flexible classroom space and regional lounges with art and artifacts gifted by alumni from around the world. Thunderbird now serves as a significant part of the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus, which opened for classes in 2006. This campus meshes well with the Downtown Phoenix area as they share streets, parks, and nearby restaurants and stores. In fact, ASU is actively involved in monthly stakeholder meetings with the Downtown Phoenix Inc. (DPI). It helps Downtown stakeholders in knowing what's going on at ASU while it helps ASU to know what's going on around the Downtown Phoenix area. For instance, ASU students and staff enjoy participating in First Fridays while DPI is involved in ASU Welcome Week events. Also, during Family Weekend, Thunderbird hosts Regional Night, which is open to any ASU Downtown students and their families. At the Downtown Phoenix Campus, every student can drive their own experience as they engage in the events and resources on-campus while attending classes, getting an on-campus job, landing an internship or full-time job, joining clubs and organizations, attending many free events and activities, and so much more. The Dean of Students Office (in the Post Office) and the many student services offices at ASU Downtown Phoenix are always there for students, and it's easy to find your way towards graduation and your future when taking advantage of these resources. I look forward to seeing what comes next for such an engaging school like Thunderbird and a campus such as the ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus in the coming years!

Graduated many years ago when it was in Glendale. Good and quick way to get a masters degree in…read moreinternational management Student population seemed to be a lot of entitled Minnesota frat boys trying to get into finance and a lot of very entitled international students trying to get into their parents' companies as future CFO. Pub was fun and we also got to see President Ford speak to whole campus. Glendale campus is now a private Christian college. But good pizza place across from on Greenway still stands 40 years later-)