This was the best CPR certification class I've ever attended. The instructor, Mark, is full of…read moreknowledge and energy- the perfect amount to make the class informative and fun. I'd give 10 stars if I could!

Mark is awesome. I had so much fun and learned a lot in both the ACLS course and the BLS course…read more Thank you Mark.

Art teaches in a way that is memorable and to the point. This leads to higher occurrence of…read moreretaining the updated guidelines. I have heard his words in my head while performing actual CPR more than once! Thank you CPR Down South for yet ANOTHER recertification for this nurse!

Art was an excellent trainer! He made the training enjoyable and we had great laughs. I highly…read morerecommend CPR Down South.

This is a quick and easy place to donate blood. They usually have appointments available. This…read morecenter is clean and the people are friendly. They make you feel very comfortable.

I started donating platelets in July of 2024 at this facility. I always have a great experience…read morewith all of the staff members. Specifically, Tayler and Sidney have made my experience so easy and honestly, relaxing. It took a few times to see which veins were the most comfortable for me to use to donate, but we now have a good routine down. It makes me so happy to be able to come in and sacrifice a small portion of my day to help someone else. Thank you!

As a former student, I want to share my honest review at this school before you enroll. THANK ME…read moreLATER! The tuition has increased significantly this year, reaching around $100,000 to $120,000 or more, which is much higher than at other private schools. The rules frequently change each semester, so what you're told when you join can quickly become outdated every semester, leading to serious financial debt if you don't pass. The environment is toxic, with unprofessional behavior from both faculty and students. Many students experience bullying, and I have witnessed instructors gossiping about other students without any repercussions. If you have a problem, don't expect support from the dean; they often prefer to remove you rather than address the issue. In the labs, we repeatedly used the same needles and had to recap them. When I didn't pass a check-off on the first try, a professor reacted poorly and embarrassed me in front of my classmates, her reason "we only have a few needles to use." Mistakes are part of learning, yet we were not allowed to make them. I would rate the quality of teaching a 2 out of 10, except for the PEDS class, which was excellent thanks to Professor Premo. However, be prepared to read the entire textbook, which is challenging due to the fast-paced program. When you ask for help, they may suggest, use AI instead of helping you, which is quite ridiculous. Lots of topics in the lectures are skipped with some Instructor saying "oh, No need to learn this it's not gonna come out on the exam anyway" but wait until you take the NCLEX which focus on information you don't know! Some students were given unfair advantages, such as private rooms for exams without cameras and extra time. Additionally, regarding the exams, you won't know which questions you answered incorrectly, making grades feel arbitrary and manipulable (you don't know exactly what questions you missed) don't forget this is all about business. This can result in you having to retake expensive classes or not passing at all. While I can't speak for the Phoenix branch, the Tucson branch has poor management and an overall unsatisfactory atmosphere. Overall, this branch appears to operate more as a business focused on profit rather than on supporting student success. It can feel like a trap once you're in. The school's condition is disappointing, especially considering the high tuition, and interactions with the Senior Dean were particularly rude and unprofessional toward both students and faculty. Good luck if you decide to attend!

As a former student, I want to share my honest review at this school before you enroll. THANK ME…read moreLATER! The tuition has increased significantly this year, reaching around $100,000 to $120,000 or more, which is much higher than at other private schools. The rules frequently change each semester, so what you're told when you join can quickly become outdated every semester, leading to serious financial debt if you don't pass. The environment is toxic, with unprofessional behavior from both faculty and students. Many students experience bullying, and I have witnessed instructors gossiping about other students without any repercussions. If you have a problem, don't expect support from the dean; they often prefer to remove you rather than address the issue. In the labs, we repeatedly used the same needles and had to recap them. When I didn't pass a check-off on the first try, a professor reacted poorly and embarrassed me in front of my classmates, her reason "we only have a few needles to use." Mistakes are part of learning, yet we were not allowed to make them. I would rate the quality of teaching a 2 out of 10, except for the PEDS class, which was excellent thanks to Professor Premo. However, be prepared to read the entire textbook, which is challenging due to the fast-paced program. When you ask for help, they may suggest, use AI instead of helping you, which is quite ridiculous. Lots of topics in the lectures are skipped with some Instructor saying "oh, No need to learn this it's not gonna come out on the exam anyway" but wait until you take the NCLEX which focus on information you don't know! Some students were given unfair advantages, such as private rooms for exams without cameras and extra time. Additionally, regarding the exams, you won't know which questions you answered incorrectly, making grades feel arbitrary and manipulable (you don't know exactly what questions you missed) don't forget this is all about business. This can result in you having to retake expensive classes or not passing at all. While I can't speak for the Phoenix branch, the Tucson branch has poor management and an overall unsatisfactory atmosphere. Overall, this branch appears to operate more as a business focused on profit rather than on supporting student success. It can feel like a trap once you're in. The school's condition is disappointing, especially considering the high tuition, and interactions with the Senior Dean were particularly rude and unprofessional toward both students and faculty. Good luck if you decide to attend!

The staff was very patient, I was nervous and needed reminding on how to stand and how to hold the…read moregun. I was allowed to load and shoot 3 different guns. Iam much more comfortable with guns than before and look forward to taking more classes with this company to increase my knowledge and proficiency.

I just finished a three day intensive with Hot & Cold stone therapy here! To be honest, up until…read morethe day of taking this course I truly didn't understand want I could learn in three days about stone therapy..? Well now I know! We went over history, indications, contraindications, technique, had demos come in and practiced a ton! Was looked after and given great advice and critique individually as well. It was a lot in those three days! I was very satisfied and feel entirely confident to include this modality into my practice ASAP. This was also my first course at TIM and I will certainly being taking more classes here, the owner & instructor Mo was a delight! In health & wellbeing Amanda

Mo and Mel are awesome ladies! They go out of their way to find, or create, high quality CE Courses…read morefor our LMT community here in Tucson! They bring in quality instructors with a wide variety of topics, and the cost for those classes are very reasonable! In addition, the ladies reach out to attendees to get honest feedback, and then use that feedback to adjust future planning.

Out of 3 appointments for a massage, 2 have been canceled with hrs notice! Extremely…read moreunprofessional! Don't waste your money or time dealing with these ppl!

I have been coming to the Massage School to get a massage for almost a year now. The students offer…read moremassages in the late afternoon from 4 to 5 & 5 to 6 p.m. if you buy a card massagers drop in price to only 20 to 25 dollars each depending on your age and situation. The students have a wide variety of skills. Some are quite talented and have been trained as physical therapist or other bodywork professions. I find it very helpful to have a weekly massage to keep stress and pressure at a minimum.

I just took a firearms course from these folks. Nothing but good to say: They're experienced…read morewell-informed professionals who can communicate really well. They established a relaxed atmosphere which was was conducive to learning. Generous with their time to respond to questions and concerns. Zero attitude. Nothing but good to say!