Great place to test at. The energy there is so professional. They take our goals seriously and I…read morelove the calm vibe they have there. Also the thing that I liked the most is that I showed up earlier for a couple of my 4 test and they took me in without hesitation. Could get extra money at my job and I got my ged. God bless everyone.

This place is amazing. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. You walk in the front door and…read moreimmediately greeted with a hello and a smile. Explain the process of getting prepared for your exam. Quiet and clearly kept looking nice. Black owned.

In an attempt to clear up a 20 year old DUI with the DMV (it was already cleared with the court…read morelong ago) I was discriminated against because I am not religious. When I paid for the class, no mention was made that I would need to attend religious indoctrination in the form of a Christianity-based "12 step programme". When I discovered what was going on, I immediately reached out to Maria Sanchez, the director of this facility. She admitted that she was aware of the problem because other atheists and those with different religions had expressed deep concern over this requirement. She told me that she was looking into alternate, non-religious courses and that she would get back to me with an answer within a few days. She never did. I attempted to contact her numerous times over the course of the following weeks, but was told every time that she was either "out" or "in a meeting". Eventually I received a notice from the school stating that I had been removed from the class due to non-attendance, because I refused the religious indoctrination, of which proof of each meeting was required before being allowed into the DUI class each week. They also lied to the DMV and claimed that I had dropped out of the class instead of being forced out due to my status as an atheist and Taoist. If the DUI school and DMV don't have to respect anti-discrimination law, then I'm not sure why anyone should have to respect traffic law.

This is the best school and affordable also! Teacher is nice and I would 100 percent recommend this…read moreplace.

I'll easily be recommending G Medical for anyone looking to learn CPR or get CPR certification…read more Chris does an amazing job teaching the course, and even goes into the science of explaining why you're doing what you're doing in the easiest way to comprehend. While I hope I never have to do CPR on someone, I feel confident that if needed, I can do it. Thank you Chris! I'll definitely be returning.

Chris's CPR class was very straightforward, easy to understand, and super informative. He explains…read moreeverything very clearly and thoroughly and in Layman's terms. I learned a lot of other "common sense" stuff that I didn't think I would get out of CPR training. Chris uses his own life stories and also real life examples to supplement his lecture. He's also very funny. I would recommend it if you need to get CPR training. You can complete the certification for all ages in a bit under 3 hours (other places could be 6-8 hours). Parking behind the building. Also should be plenty of street parking.

It's 8:36AM (the day of my appointment) and I received a text from an unknown number regarding my…read moreappointment and a reschedule request. I'm not a difficult person, was simply asking questions to try and accommodate. Read the attached image of the text exchange between the annoying staff member and myself. I immediately cancelled because of how rude the person was with me. No thanks. I hope this person is trained to speak with customers in a kinder matter ASAP.

I had to drive all the way to LA because none of the fingerprinting services in San Diego send…read moreelectronic fingerprints out of state. I found National Live Scan at 400 Culver Blvd in Culver City on Friday. When I called, they sent me a link to make an appointment, and they had Saturday appointments (5 stars for this alone). They were easy to find and they had a parking garage with EV chargers-What an added bonus! They were very friendly and efficient. I even was seen earlier than my appointment. I highly recommend them if you need fingerprinting for background checks

Today I had the pleasure to sit in Ms.Renee chair at the Universal College Of Beauty. Her vibrate…read morecalming attitude was lovely. She informed me of the steps she was doing to hair before just adding it in. I see myself sitting in her chair again any where!

Front desk lady was rude, unpleasant, and quite a damper to a beautiful day! I understand the…read moresemantics of walking in to a shop but we should hold ourselves to a higher standard, in a way that makes clients feel like the wait is worth it and their experience is valuable! I took my money elsewhere :)

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! Ghetto as hell and just over all fucking rude. The staff couldn't…read moreexplain shit correctly and was just difficult to deal with and then refused to give me corporates number ! That is why inner city communities gt no funding !!!!

My instructor Daisy Sanchez was awesome. I learned a lot in both parenting and child abuse classes.read more

My son has been receiving services from IGCN for over two years. During this time I have seen great…read moreimprovement in his behavior. The therapist is great, the supervisor is an active participant and I am always treated with respect. It is rare to find a company committed to serving the Hispanic and other underserved populations as well as being owned by clinicians, who are actively involved in all areas of the services. It is obvious that a high standard has been established here, and I highly recommend IGCN for a unique experience that gets results! .

Great company to work for and ABA experience. Both clients and staff are wonderful to work with.read more

Employees are super nice and take care everything you need they are professional and accurate when…read morethey are done with paperworks let you to check them to make sure every single thing information is correct

This place is an absolute joke. The instructor doesn't even know how to hold a gun. He instructed…read moreeveryone to use their middle finger as the trigger finger.