This place is amazing if you want to learn how to bake , I'm in my third week so far learned how…read moreto back cookies, from pot pies, from cheesecakes, panna cot and so much more, You pay for the materials which is around $160 come check it out and learn a trade

I would like to leave a 1 star review on a Counsler of this branch - ROY HERNANDEZ. My impression…read moreof the appointment - horrible ! Me and my mom had an appointment with Roy this morning and that was the worst customer service ever. Roy was interrupting us all the time, I felt ZERO RESPECT (acting like he is a big boss there), didn't listen to our questions, zero useful information and he couldn't simply explain how registration and programs work. I left the appointment without answers to my questions. Roy, (I hope he is reading this) please, learn the basic customer service, learn how to be more productive, polite and open to people (even if we attend school for free it doesn't give you a right to serve us on a poor level). Would I consider joining this campus location?- NEVER ! Simply because of this experience with Roy If you would like to make sure my review is legit, just go talk to Roy and you'll understand what I'm talking about.

I literally have a problem with them telling me that they close at 7pm and when I get there, they…read moreare closed. This happened two days in a row. I am highly upset about my time being wasted, especially when j get there and they're closed. I will not be back. I find it very unprofessional. You guys wasted my time. I work Monday -Saturday from 9-5pm I don't have time in the morning to stop by because I take public transportation, I have to leave my house at 8am to get to work by 9. When I spoke to someone at the school a month ago. She told me to come back Dec 4th. To sign up for the spring semester. I asked her what time do they close because I get off work at 5. She said they close at 7. When I got there last night about 5:45pm. They were closed. So I called this morning and spoke to someone and told her what happened. She informed me that they close early on Mondays at 5. And close Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 7pm she said I can come by that they'll still be open when I get off work. When I got there tonight, there was a note on the door saying they will be closing at 4:30pm. I got there at 5:45pm. If you guys had an emergency to attend, have another person stay at least for the people that can't make it in the day time. But because of this I will not be back at all. I do not want to attend a school where you guys close early than what's expected. If I can't count on you to be open when you say you are, how in the hell do you expect me to depend on the instructors to teach me. What if I did attend, and I have an issue with an instructor or student at any given moment that you are supposed to be open. I can't talk to anyone then because you guys are closed.

This is a great school for culinary school sdce.edu Chef Megan is an amazing teacher, she teaches…read moreus in different modules, in learning from sanitation., making cheese, knife skills. The class is free but you only pay for materials such as your chef coat and knives, there are other programs suck as baking, electrician, computers, and more. If you have time look into the website

I have some of my happiest memories at this place. The old student center is made out of a crusty…read moreold group of buildings and it is nestled in the Eucalyptus trees on UCSD's campus. The Old Student Center is home to some of UCSD's coolest businesses such as the food co-op, Porter's Pub, SR TV, KSDT Radio and the UCSD Guardian. Also, the Old Student Center is right next to the best damn coffee cart on campus - the Art of Espresso. Yes, this little student center kicks the Price Center's ass in my opinion. It's old, it's dirty, but the place has character and there is no other spot on campus I would rather hang out at.

i work at the international center which has relocated to old student center and i have to say i…read morefind this area quite quaint. i used to only visit around this area for hi-thai (don't judge me please) and the mandeville coffee cart, but i like the new boards in front of the international center which allows artists to graffiti :D they definitely liven up the atmosphere. i've recently started going to the co-op because they have drinks like kombucha and chia drinks which sunshine market does not offer! for some reason i felt intimidated to walk in to the co-op but the workers are so super friendly i think i'll become a frequent customer. all in all, i like the area and there are always places to explore :)

Review: The Jury Experience - Death by AI…read more I'll be honest: when I first walked into the Peace and Justice Theatre for The Jury Experience: Death by AI, I thought I'd accidentally stepped into a 1980s dinner theater set. The opening had a definite "cheesy retro" vibe--think overly dramatic lighting, a slightly hammy introduction, and a tone that felt more like a Saturday morning mystery special than a high-stakes legal drama. I was braced for a night of campy fun, but what I got was something much more profound. ​Once the "Moral Dilemma" actually began, the kitsch melted away. The transition from the lighthearted intro to the core of the show--an investigation into a fatal driverless car accident--was seamless and surprisingly gripping. ​The Experience: Interactive Justice ​This isn't a show where you just sit in the dark and clap. As a member of the "jury," you are constantly engaged. The interactive elements are the real star here: ​Real-Time Voting: Using your phone or a remote to vote during key moments feels high-stakes. You can actually see the "hidden angles" of the case reveal themselves based on the room's collective choices. ​Live Testimony: The evidence is presented with enough nuance that there is no "correct" answer. Was it the programmer's code? The passenger's lack of intervention? Or the machine's inherent logic? ​The Social Experiment ​The most fascinating part of the night wasn't the script--it was the people sitting next to me. ​The show does an incredible job of exposing the friction between law and emotion. In our session, it became clear very quickly that while some of us were trying to follow the "letter of the law," a huge portion of the room was judging based on gut instinct and emotional empathy. Watching the live data shift as people changed their minds (or dug their heels in) was a social experiment in its own right. ​The Verdict: By the end of the 60 minutes, the room was buzzing. It's the kind of experience that makes you look at your friends and realize you have completely different definitions of "fairness." ​Final Thoughts ​Don't let the initial "cheesy" energy fool you. The Jury Experience is a sharp, modern look at the ethics of AI that forces you to confront your own biases. If you enjoy debating ethics over a drink after a show, this is tailor-made for you.

Came for a Thursday night concert featuring a few artists from Africa. It's a small and intimate…read morecenter but the seats are very comfortable and has a lot of room for your knees. There's not a bad seat in the house. It has good acoustics as well. It's a newer building so the amenities and the infrastructure are a bit more modern so it doesn't have that feel that older theatres of different eras have but it's still an impressive building with the outside patio and corridor being stunning. Parking is free which is always a plus. I found this to be a nice find and perfect for those mid week concerts and events that you can take a date too without having to be out all night.

I have to say the front desk sucks every time i go theres no one to help you and you will find…read moreyouselve just standing there till someone arrives . The guy that sits on the far left corner is always cranky and gets agitated when you ask questions about appoitments & he hardly has any computer skills . The girl that sits in the middle is so unprofessional she will hide in the conference room outside & make personal phone calls in the front desk. One time she had me standing there for 3 minutes talking about personal life issues and when i asked questions she wasn't even helpful . The best one there in office couselor Osvaldo his really professional and really wants to see his students succed. His fluent in spanish and english he really represents great couselor .

I have taken 3 classes at this campus over the last two years since it first re-opened. The class…read moreschedule here is rather slim pickings but if you register early and pay all your fees you shouldn't have any problem getting in. The facilities are pretty clean and well kept. I was expecting it to be trashed like the previous campus but was pleasantly surprised. The classrooms are fair and well kept as well, and the computer lab is awesome. The office staff is helpful and bilingual which is beneficial considering that many of the students themselves are bilingual. I had a positive experience at this campus but I would like to see more security present during the evening classes.

College classes and library, in one building. This is a…read moresatellite campus for Palomar College. There is parking in front of the building and a parking garage. I took science classes here for a year. I like that it is a small campus. I would sometimes study down stairs be the vending machines. There are sofas and charging stations all around the building. Pros - There is only one building. Makes it easier to find your class - library on the 4th floor. - less students, less noise. -awesome view from the 4th floor library. - a walking trail behind the building ( because they do not have a gym) Cons - no cafeteria. They have vending machines - Closed on the weekend, which means you cannot use their library on the weekends. I always thought of community college, as college at trade school prices. If are a practical person and are only going to college for a professional degree (and have no interest in "student life") community college is the way to go.

This review is for the beautiful campus and views you can see from there and not about the…read moreeducation they provide. I moved back to Rancho Bernardo after some years in NorCal and I have been re-discovering the area this past year. It was been amazing because some places are exactly the same and I got several new surprises to explore, like the Palomar College RB edition. I was leaving the dentist and while making some time until I could go and get a coffee started driving around and saw a big building in top of a hill and went there. There were not many cars in the parking lot so not sure if students are virtual or they go in buses (I so like a school type of bus circulating around). Everything looked very modern and the surrounding so pretty, with plenty of trees (the a plate telling the names) and very peaceful. The best for me were those views. Very mesmerizing during a cloudy day, I need to go during a sunny one and compare. Very cool spot to observe this wonderful land.

This is my favorite restaurant hands downs. The vibe/ decor changes and I live for it. The food is…read morejust as to die as the ambiance. For brunch every last thing on the menu is divine & perfect for sharing. It's a small menu but something for everyone.

Interesting place. It's sort of like an explosion of a cartoon coming to life. Very fun atmosphere…read more All the wait staff were really friendly and accommodating We ordered wedge salad with giant prawns appetizers including French garlic bread that was delicious and a puff pastry sort of focaccia that had tomato and balsamic glaze. We also ordered a vegetarian cabbage dish that was not the star of the evening but it wasn't awful All in all a nice evening out

A nice center but the stairways to the street are confusing. The professors are okay but nothing…read morespectacular or better than normal or Miramar

My math and black studies teachers are in this building and they are amazing and very helpful and…read morealso very thoughtful towards us students