AVOID THE AFTER HOURS PROGRAM AT ALL COSTS!!!…read more Dev Mountain wasn't a horrible experience for me by any means. The instructors were awesome, and certainly did the best they could to teach you to code in a short amount of time. However, the bottom-line is that Dev Mountain is a double-edged sword. Is it a waste of time? Yes and No. If you can afford to pay $10,000 and take the Immersive course - I would recommend that you do so. They will teach you the front and back end side of development, and will provide some type of job placement. However, if you cannot afford the Immersive course, or cannot simply be in class all day - DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THE AFTER HOURS CLASS! It is a complete waste of money and time. Some people may argue otherwise, as people certainly have found jobs from the After Hours class. However, there are a number of things to be aware of when it comes to this course. 1. Dev Mountain will not acknowledge or support their after-hours students. Once you "graduate" from the after-hours program you will not receive ANY support or job placement from Dev Mountain. If someone contacts Dev Mountain to ask about you, they will not say you know what you're doing because you simply haven't had enough hours in development to receive their endorsement. You get as much credit from them as if you never took the course in the first place. 2. You learn nothing about the back-end. All you learn is simple front-end development in HTML, CSS, some jQuery, and AngularJS. With the Immersive you learn both front and back end - an important thing when looking for a developer job. 3. The most important thing that almost all jobs I was looking for to get in as an entry-level developer is a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science. This is almost the main thing all people looking for Junior Developers are looking for. If you truly want to get into coding - go this route and avoid a coding boot camp. Now, DevMountain will tell you that they offer an advanced after-hours course to teach the back end which is true. But ask them how many people actually sign up for it. They've had to cancel it twice as no one has any interest in doing so after they take the regular after-hours course and find out that they've just wasted $5,000. They claim that over 90% of their students find jobs, but these figures are for the people who took the Immersive class. If they kept stats of how many after-hours graduates find jobs (which I'm sure they don't because they simply don't care about these students after they have their money) I would think that the placement figures would be around 1%-5%. Which means almost 95% of after-hours students just wasted $5,000. In the end, I would like to see Dev Mountain just get rid of the after-hours course because it's just a rip off. If you are going to go to Dev Mountain - take the Immersive course, or don't go at all. I can't speak for everyone, but I certainly don't have $5,000 to waste. I could have taken it out and burned it and I would have ended up with the same results. Dev Mountain is supposedly run by ethical LDS people. If this is the case, I would hope that one day they would do the right thing and get rid of the after hours course and just offer the Immersive one. If you can't afford $10,000, then find a better way to spend your money.

I did the Part-time cohort in Provo, and it was exactly what I was looking for. I'm a designer at a…read moresoftware company, with no prior development experience. I wanted to understand how my designs would be built and be able to communicate with the development teams I worked with. After a few weeks of DevMoutain I was able to more effectively communicate with the development teams and better understand what could and couldn't be feasibly built. My designs got better and I gained confidence in myself as we built our individual projects each week in class. DevMountain gets you coding from week 1 in front end and backend technologies, so you understand how web applications work and have experience doing it all. They give you the tools to decide which area of development you're good at and enjoy, so you can make a career decision and pursue it. It was awesome. Every night we wrote code with teachers and mentors to help us when we got stuck, giving you context that online tutorials can't match. I had a great experience and made friendships and connections that benefit me now and will in the future. Can't recommend these guys enough.

My daughter has danced here for several years and she loves it! They do a great job teaching proper…read moretechnique. The choreography is creative and appropriate. I love that they value modesty in dress and moves! Aside from Competition teams, they also provide extra opportunities annually for extra performances the girls can participate in such as dancing for NBA Jazz fans, and Stadium of Fire in Provo! The studio also does a great job communicating with parents and they share dance routine videos for the girls to practice with at home.

I signed up my toddlers up for nature preschool on a whim last fall and I'm so glad I did! I did…read morenot expect this to be such an incredible, enriching experience for my entire family. I can't believe how much my kids have grown and thrived at WNS. I cannot believe the amazing community of teachers and parents and families that we now get to be a part of. We will definitely continue sending our kids here for as long as possible!

Absolutely 5 stars! We have so far only used their summer camp program, but it makes me so excited…read morefor my son's upcoming time at WNS this fall. My son comes home thrilled and dirty, and exhausted, and all he can talk about his "favorite school".

Go here for facials, but skip the nails! I love getting facials at Acaydia, especially with their…read moremonthly specials and promotions. However, I wouldn't recommend their nail services. They don't file nails evenly, and I can apply polish better myself. Last time I went for nail services, my nail polish came out clumpy and there were polish on my cuticles! Plus, the new seats are uncomfortable, they're way too wide and provide no back support.

I really enjoyed my time here at Acaydia! Would recommend to anyone wanting to pursue aesthetics!read more

We spent about $35 for our one (1) seven year old child to participate and make his own soaps…read more You might walk in thinking you'd be making a small simple piece of soap, but truth be told, as as anticipated, children like to have fun and that fun comes with a price tag. It's about a 1+ hour process to make soap and getting a few pieces (as they charge by weight), you can easily expect to spend $30+ here. It's a unique experience overall 'tho.

This place is really charming, it's in Provo Utah and they're opened only in the evening. The…read moremanager is very lovely and caring, and her brother is doing a great job managing this place. I think everyone in Provo should pay this place a visit. It's really worth it! I loved watching the Youtube travel video, and hearing what the manager had to say about her place. She's a great & genuine person!

Gary was our pilot and he was fantastic! Such a great experience! Very professional and…read moreknowledgeable.

Great tour with Justin today. He even helped our son complete two requirements for the BSA…read moreAviation Merit Badge. Highly recommend Utah Helibopter.

My child has been attending this school for three years and I can't say enough good things about…read moreit. The students stay with the same teacher from kindergarten until 6th grade which greatly decreases first day fears. The teachers also get to know your child and their specific needs. The education philosophy is also a huge plus for me as they focus on emotional, cognitive and social development using a hands-on approach. Overall, I think this school is amazing, I couldn't imagine sending my child anywhere else.

If you have children with special needs that require IEPs, just do yourself a favor and STAY AWAY…read morefrom this school. Their special Ed department sucks! Students progress aren't being monitored properly. When my child attended Treeside (2018-2019) I didn't receive progress reports for quite a while. I ended up bringing an advocate with me to a meeting with the whole team do to that reason. Let me just say how defensive everyone in that meeting got just because I was advocating for my child. From stuff like: "If I had a magic pill I can take to get it all done" or the principal saying "we do what we can". Those are no excuses as to why I wasn't being informed of my child's progress. It was very uncomfortable for me as a parent having to hear such thing from them. Now their cafeteria is a hot mess . I was always there every morning with my kids & I can tell you that there isn't always staff watching the kids other than the cafeteria ladies. There are kids running , throwing balls etc. I was even shoved by a few kids while in there. The Cafeteria ladies are very sweet , but I think the school makes their job harder by them having to be the ones to remind the kids that it's time to go to class, line up or simply having to discipline kids themselves. Their carpool lane is a NIGHTMARE , man that still needs a lot work. It scares me that one day a child will get hit by a car. Save yourself the trouble!

Rocky Mountain University (RMU) provided an exceptional program for working professionals like me…read more Their flexibility was invaluable, especially during the pandemic, allowing me to participate fully in my coursework and group discussions on MY OWN schedule. I was even able to take a break during the pandemic when life got TOO busy and return a year later to finish my doctorate while working full-time in a busy rural primary care clinic. The faculty truly understand the demands of healthcare professionals (being medical providers themselves) and went above and beyond to support students balancing work, life, and education (and for some, family). Completing my doctorate online while staying connected with classmates (many new friends) made all the difference. Thank you, RMU, (a special thank you Dr Rust) for your dedication and for letting me be part of such a great program!

About 75% through the transitional DPT in Pediatric Science program and having a blast. Best…read moredecision to enroll here. Excellent academic and administrative staff! Plus, a rockstar of a tDPT program director who leads a unique and exceptionally rigorous program that is primarily on-line with 3 on-site weeks of direct instruction. Beautiful location in Provo, Utah with great facilities. Tuition is reasonable.