My daughter goes here. It is the first year of the school being open and so far it has been amazing…read morethe opportunities and the people everybody really cares seems to be project based, and it's been a great experience for my daughter.

Best nursing school in Las Vegas, NV hands down, they accepted my transfer credits so I started in…read moremy second semester. The staff is very helpful and encouraging. They make you feel like family. I highly encourage all to come here!!!!

Amazing Staff! that's first and foremost. The staff take a genuine interest in my learning. They…read moreare always available for extra tutoring and can be contacted at any time. They have helped me with my studies, locating a job and even extra learning opportunities outside of the program. The staff is the main reason I felt so comfort committing to being a student here.

Great school with a great IB program that is integrated into all the classes. Lots of access to…read moreresources for students and staff and project based learning in the classrooms. Long standing traditions from being the oldest school in Henderson with staff who have been at the school and in the community for years creating a strong sense of community within the school.

Wow! This school is the best. I love Mr. Womble's International Relations class. He is so funny and…read moresmart. I wish there were more teachers like him at every school in this country. Our education system would be much better off. There is a reason they gave him an award in his first year of teaching. He really knows his stuff.

I spoke to the DRC regarding possible accommodations for anxiety. They were very understanding and…read moregave some good suggestions. The paperwork requires a doctor/medical professional to fill out information. I'm more in a gray area and my doctor was hesitant to complete the form. I do know there is testing on campus with The Practice, which I've used for family members. I think in my situation, it was specific issues within the classes/program that increased my anxiety. It's worth having a consultation with the DRC though if you think services may benefit. School can be stressful and getting some extra support is always nice.

Sure they can provide you accommodations. But overall i have had bad experiences with multiple…read morestaff members. I've been told by three separate staff that I need to act like an adult. I have autism, anxiety, panic attacks, and dissociative identity disorder. All of which can make it difficult to stay composed under stress. In my experience the staff don't know the appropriate way to handle a panicking/overly anxious student. This office is supposed to be a safe place but it definitely doesn't feel that way.

This was an AMAZING place. I learned a lot and felt very fulfilled. The staff is friendly, helpful,…read moreand awesome. I highly recommend this course!

I highly recommend this place if you want to get your med tech certificate. Mrs. Rosa Padilla is a…read moregreat teacher and you will learn a lot of information about medication management. All I have to say is pay attention and when Mrs. Rosa says take note, always take note. It will help you when you take your exam.

This is a for-profit school, and it shows. Their priority isn't student success, it's whether your…read morepayment is processed. If you're paying out of pocket, choose your nursing program carefully. If I could start over, I would take more time researching the faculty, their qualifications, their teaching styles, and how grading is handled. This program is extremely rigid, and many of the professors seem unengaged and underqualified. You'll wait weeks for grades because professors aren't the ones actually grading the assignments; the "higher-ups" are. It makes the entire process feel disconnected and, honestly, a bit fake. There is little to no opportunity for improvement because you never get meaningful feedback. You don't see what you did wrong, and you can't grow from it. Some instructors feel like they're just playing a role, and it leaves me questioning whether they're even fully credentialed. If you do decide to attend Galen, take as many general education and prerequisite courses as you can elsewhere before enrolling. Especially now, with their accreditation currently under review, it's important to protect your time, money, and future licensure.

I started in Jan 2025, I have had wonderful teachers and staff. The program is flexible with my…read moreschedule. The location is beautiful place to study and have lunch and meet faculty to assist and help with your courses. My welcome and orientation was professional. I look forward to starting my clinical next year!

The Red Cross establishes mobile blood collection centers across every state. Donating blood saves…read morelives and is one way of helping those who may be in need. If you can, please consider donating.

I received my bachelors and Masters at this college. I highly recommend Grand Canyon. The ceremony…read morewas great! The campus looks amazing!! It is a Christian university. You can do in person or online classes. I chose to do online because I am a mother, wife, employee, and I serve from time to time and attend church regularly. I took one class at a time. During my bachelors program, my classes switched every 8 weeks and during my masters my classes switched every 6 weeks. You can double up on classes if you want to go faster. Which will bring your graduation date closer. I went for Early Childhood education. The transition was pretty good when I started teaching. The student portal and learning system were fairly easy to understand and navigate. I consider myself an expert when it comes to using the computer. I would say it is really easy to use and a beginner would catch on quick with the guidance and help that is available.

I visit this location for its educational purposes. It's a great resource center for master…read moregardening wether it be for an intern or a Certified Master Gardener. The outer land perimeter is consistently being improved even if it is in increments. Hidden from public view is a courtyard which houses many varieties of vegetation along with palm trees and pomegranates. In the rear of the location is a botanic garden. A beautiful place to take a little stroll or relax in the courtyard or rest area. My family and I have spent over 48 hours through multiple visits here. This is truly a hidden gem. Drop on by when you have a chance if you're in the area. Hope you enjoy it as much as my family and I do.

This review is on the 3.5 Acre Garden:…read more  My name is Daniel S and pertaining to this review the "S" stands for Sharing a secret. My secret is that immediately off Interstate 215 and the northeast corner of Windmill Lane and Maryland Parkway is a picturesque public garden. It is a 3.5 acre Demonstration Garden where over 1,000 species of native and non native plants come to life in the shadow of the Interstate 215 barrier wall. It is a secret garden that features a red colored quarter mile walking trail with six fitness machines every 100 feet. It is a thriving garden that includes a Butterfly Pavilion with picnic tables, children's garden, orchard garden with trees bearing fruit, meditation garden, vegetable garden, rose garden, and hundreds of colorful plants.   Before I lead into my first-hand experience here, it is important for me to mention a few things about the business listing which is the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. According to its website it is an outreach arm of the University that is funded by the county, state, and federal dollars that extends unbiased, research-based knowledge from the University of Nevada to the residents of Southern Nevada. Amungst the numerous things they provide are non-degree programs in certain specialties. They have numerous buildings throughout the Silver State. This very location has a major emphasis on gardening. The campus is relatively small with two buildings. From the road, the two buildings conceal the secret garden at the north.   Sometimes the best sources of secrets are a  hiking trail. Throughout the many times that I passed by here on I-215, Windmill Lane, and Maryland Parkway; I was unaware this serene spot existed. All it took for me was one hike along the I-215 Eastern Beltway Trail to discover it. From the moment that I set eyes on it while walking along its eastern border on the I-215 Eastern Beltway Trail on that rainy January afternoon, I was determined to check this out in the near future. That near future was yesterday on March 27, 2019 in the beginning of Spring.   It was a breeze arriving here. Access to the campus and gardens is off Maryland Parkway/Paradise Road. It is the first driveway immediately north of Windmill Lane. On a Wednesday afternoon parking was plentiful in both parking lots. So were the plants.   As soon as I entered the fenced in garden, I was surrounded by a spectrum of plants and colorful walkways. Although I arrived days before the peak of the spring bloom, the gardens were charming and captivating. With the descriptive plaques proving the names and species of the nearby plants and trees this was also a unique learning experience. The gardens exposed me to plants that I never heard of like the Texas Mountain Laurel. Each turn along the walkway filled my senses. And my camera lenses.! It was fun photographing a Texas Mountain Laurel under a distant snowcapped Mount Charleston or under an I-215 Exit sign. Throughout the garden were shaded areas including a bench beneath a mature African Sumac tree. And throughout the garden were blooming plants including the Desert Green Cassia and July Elberta Peach. A natural wash bordered by a rainbow of plants weaved through the center of the property. Towering above the trees and plants was what looks like a wooden teepee. There is nothing like art to complement a garden.   For several minutes, I upped my serotonin level while reducing my blood pressure level. I didn't have to go in the meditation garden to cleanse my senses. Walking in the garden did the job.  Now that the secret is out, I highly recommend that if you are in the area to take a time out to escape the hustle and bustle to relax with nature in this garden. Now, lets keep this secret amungst ourselves. We want this to remain a serene spot. At any rate, I highly recommend checking out this garden spot in the spring when it is in the height of the bloom. If you really want to capture the ultimate Las Vegas garden experience I suggest combining it with the Ethel M Cactus Garden in Henderson.