Really amazing class. I was incredibly anxious going in but both the instructors do a great job of…read morehelping students feel more comfortable. It was apolitical which was nice. There was a mix of lecture type instruction and hands-on. They went into detail about how things worked and actually show it on the firearm as they go along. Every person got 1:1 time to practice correct posture, handling, etc before the range and then again on the range. We all shot a few rounds on four different guns which really helped give me an idea of what I might like. We had a wide range of experience and they handled everyone expertly. I feel a lot less anxious and much more prepared!

This class was very informative ! The ladies teach were amazing and answered any questions you…read morehave. I recommend for all women to take this class

I had a great late night class at this location renewing one of my certifications. The facility is…read moreclean and has several bathrooms, coffee and tea, and good acoustics. The breakout rooms were nice and perfect for larger groups. We had a pretty small group and were able to get at lot of individualized attention and help. Several students shared experiences and asked questions and our instructor, a paramedic, was great about going through the scenarios and making them learning experiences for all of us. He also shared some really interesting stories and how he handled them. The mega codes went well and we all worked as a team to get through them. The exam only took 30-40 minutes and was around 50 questions. Overall it was a great class and I was happy I chose this later time slot to get my renewal out of the way.

mixed review...if you are doing ACLS just to get the card, you will love it. They get you in and…read moreout fast, and everyone passes. however...if you are there to actually LEARN the material, you will be disappointed. The first day they had us in and out in under 4 hours, not six. The second day the megacode practice was a joke. The "practice" actually turned out to be the test portion, which everyone passed, again, without really learning or doing much of anything. During written open-book testing it was noisy chaos, with people lining up to do CPR recert after, and chatting away.

I was at Charter College until recently. I was at the Lacey campus in WA. I passed all my classes,…read moregot the highest score on the NHA test, out of everyone in my group. I had completed one week of externship and then I started getting sick. I was going to school to become a medical assistant. I was put on life support for about 24 hours and spent a week and a half in the hospital. When I was discharged, I had a meeting with some staff at the college and they offered for me to jump right back into externship. I choose not to jump right back in due to me feeling like my brain wasn't fully healed from being put on life support. Campus staff and I came up with a plan, though. This plan included me auditing a class (I wasn't going to have to pay to audit the class since I had already paid for and passed the class before). At the end of the audit, I would be checked off on my skills again and then go finish the last 4 weeks of externship. Before the audit began, even before the Mod started, I ended up back in the hospital. I was gone a total of 25 days while I was in the hospital. While in the hospital, I had a meeting with the financial aid department. The lady had me go online and fill out FAFSA again. Then the following week, I had a follow-up call with her. My financial aid had been approved. However, she said I would still have to take out, yet another loan, through the school for an additional over $1,000. Of course I asked why? I had already paid for externship the first time and I didn't get any of that money back. I asked if she could just use the money that was left over since I had already paid for it. She said no. I had a panic attack because I was already paying back $30,000 total, through financial aid and the extra loan from the school. The school doesn't allow you to wait until you graduate and are employed to pay back the loan through them! I have been paying $75 every single month for 11 months so far. She told me my payments would increase in amount as well. During this point of the call, since I was still in the hospital, a nurse had to give me medication to try and help calm my panic attack. I used the F word a couple of times, not calling the lady the F word, but using it to express my frustration. She then started treating me like I was a child, I'm 40! I told her where I was and that she had put me into a panic attack and I had to be given stronger medication to help calm me down. Again, I NEVER called her any names when I swore. She then went on to say that she would need to get special permission to keep my monthly payments at $75. When we ended the call, I thought everything was fine. I ended up getting discharged from the hospital later that same day. Less than 24 hours later, I got a call from the campus success coach and the manager for that campus telling me I was no longer welcome at Charter and they were expelling me. They said it was because I used the F word. I didn't get a warning from them, they went immediately for expelling me. Mind you, I have heard every single staff member on that campus swear at some point or another. I 100% believe I was expelled for some other reason and not just because I used the F word a couple of times. Also, I was having a panic attack and in the hospital. At every college employees pick their favorite students. I didn't and I refused to fit into their perfect little mold of the perfect student. Rather than telling the truth, I feel they were grasping at straws to find any little thing to get rid of me. I only had 4 weeks left until I was completely finished and getting my MA certificate. I felt like a target by specific staff, since day one. I definitely didn't get the education I paid for. I have spent the last week calling the main campus in Alaska and New Mexico. I've left dozens of messages. Not one person has returned my calls. In addition, when I get a hold of a front desk staff member, at any college in the County, they all refuse to give me the names or numbers of the CEO or anyone else higher up. I wouldn't recommend going to any Charter College. Yes, some staff are absolutely wonderful, but there isn't much they can do but sit around and left management pull stunts like this. I believe they are scared to loose their jobs if they stand up to management. If you are reading this, and you're thinking about enrolling at Charter, please, I am begging you, make sure you're making the right choice. If you're ever in a situation like mine, keep in mind that your credits will be a pain in the A to transfer. Charter makes it nearly impossible.

Have enjoyed the school so far and have have been learning alot . Have some amazing teachersread more

Great instructor, well knowledgeable and easy to understand. The fee is reasonable as well.read more

Very welcoming intake staff who really helped walk through options and what to expect. Very…read morethoughtful process matching tutor to student and good communication with parents.

Longtime customer but unhappy with service. Frequently spend an hour in the chair. Recently have…read morebeen told many times that they won't have time to cut my hair even though it's well before closing time.

While I cannot comment on the quality of the students, I am sure they do a fine job at their craft,…read morebut I can comment on on my visit. I called ahead of time to see if they did walk in and was told they indeed did, so I decided to drop by since I heard of them at a charity golf event. When I entered I was never greeted so I sat to wait for a chair to open. Figured everyone was busy. Once one of the students finished receiving payment from their customer nothing still was said to me. Figured he was going back to clean up so I waited. A short while later another person walks in and without a word was seated so I left. Maybe that the protocol? I don't know. Anyways, not saying to not to use their services because they need to learn their craft but aside from being taught how to style hair, they also should be taught how to be a professional

We used SGA inspections for our home inspection and were extremely happy with them. The company was…read moreresponsive and easy to work with and there were no billing surprises. The team of inspectors they sent out were very thorough and professional. They saved us almost 15k in undisclosed issues, and we were really happy to see that they used camera scopes and thermal imaging during the inspection. We feel very confident moving into this home purchase thanks to their dedication to top-notch service.

Hands down the best people to work with! I've never seen a more detailed inspection report and it…read morewas super easy to navigate. I would highly recommend them for any home/property you need inspected, they go above and beyond! Best of the best is what you will always get from them! ​

I needed to renew my CPR certification for my license and had been looking for months. I heard…read moreabout Rachael's Nursing and CPR that does the training course. I loved how flexible and convent for me it was. I was able to pick the date and time that worked best for me. The training was great and professional. She makes it look easy!! I highly recommend her!

Rachel was amazing! I was referred by a friend and she was patient, considerate, she wasn't annoyed…read moreor put off by all my questions she answered all of my questions and provided information I didn't even know to ask. If was nice that she came to me and made the whole the so much easier. I couldn't be happier with her service! I highly recommend!! I'll be seeing her again in 2 years when my certification is up! I got my credentials so fast as well. If you need to be certified and want someone patients and amazing no need to go any further she's the answer to all your asks!