Lancaster, CA I am…read moreinterested in a certain class that when I search for schools that offers them. This is the nearest one to me. I walked in to inquire. They have a decent waiting area and a receptionist who doesn't have any idea regarding the class I am interested in. He called an admission employee to give me more details. The admission employee - John explained to me the process, requirements, and fees. Classes doesn't start until next February so he mentioned that I need to call him mid January to confirm the class schedule. *located in a strip plaza. They are occupying a lot of units as classrooms. *plenty of parking and it is free. *unit 122 is where the registrar is.

This review is based on my current experience as a Nursing student…read more The first negative feedback is about financial aid,Verenice is who I met with. She is not engaging but, rather more demeaning. Her lack of patience and professionalism is obvious. Some professional development classes would benefit her a lot! Now... the second negative feedback, quality of education is not there! In the ADN program, we are pretty much self teaching. Our instructors are not helpful and take pride in belittling students. They enjoy throwing their title around, as if that should motivate us! Dr. D (Peds) is hands down, the most egotistical individual there. He (she) I will address him as the biological person he is. He refuses to truly help students who struggle, then why teach?!This instructor engages in speaking negatively of staff in front of students, creating a toxic learning environment. The DON has been told this but, she doesn't care as long as her numbers are there. This program is new, and it shows! Please research other nursing programs with a reputable school, and instructors who know how to actually instruct! I'm stuck here because of the loan, I stupidly took out!!!

I had a very disappointing experience with this school, would strongly advise anyone considering…read morethis school to be cautious. The staff would do everything to provoke you and unfairly terminate you, which made the environment very uncomfortable! I don't know how this school is still operating

ter speaking with a close friend who attended this school, I was strongly advised not to enroll due…read moreto her negative experiences. She described the environment as highly unprofessional, with poor communication and a lack of support from staff. Her firsthand account made me hesitant, so I decided to do more research on my own. Unfortunately, the reviews I found only confirmed my concerns--many others have shared similar frustrations. It's clear that this school is not meeting expectations when it comes to professionalism and student care. Based on all this, it's obvious that I need to look elsewhere for a school that takes education and student well-being seriously.

AVC is an excellent school to go to. There are a lot of clubs and on-campus activities that makes…read moremeeting new people a breeze. If you want to transfer to a four-year university, there is a program that helps you navigate through all the courses you need. The transfer counselors care about the students and are more than happy to help them. Their goal is to get you to a university. The student service programs that AVC have is expertly helpful. They have a Learning Center, which is one of the most beneficial areas for students to achieve. There are FREE tutoring services for almost all the courses. From art to engineering, there is most likely a tutor. If not, you can request for one to be found. The only part about AVC that I don't like are the restroom facilities. They are always dirty, and sometimes a majority of toilets don't work or are broken in some way. They are also usually out of soap too, so I have to keep a bottle of hand sanitizer with me. All in all, Antelope Valley College is an outstanding school and is a great place to start if you want to further your education.

I did not take the name from the staff member, but I was baffled when it seemed that I was being…read morediscouraged from even trying to look into the RN program. The staff mentioned it was very difficult and competitive. And maybe it is but it is not their job to discourage or feel anyone discriminated. Not sure if my age or I hate to even say that status also was part of it. A more professional way to handle it would have been just to say "talking to a counselor would give you a better understanding of what fits better for you". Unfortunately this is the second bad experience I have at AVC I can now see why people I know decide to go to COC or moopark

whoever is going to think about Going to school here . please don't its a scam I went to school…read morethere . They say that they can help you get employment. They don't. I tried calling them.They don't answer the phones. I went in to ask questions on how . I can get my certificate. because I never recieved it. She was so Rude . She told me you need an appointment. How can I schedule an appointment. If u don't answer the phone.She started being so rude. Because I was asking about my Certificate.They just want your Money that's it.

I 100% highly do not recommend this nursing school at all, it's like they take people's money and…read morerun with it, Bad communication skills, the teachers are very judgmental and try and act professional with you when all of it absolutely fake! I have not been able to get contact from this school about taking my exam since my last skills that I took. Many of my classmates haven't heard from the school about the exam either. -0/10 DO NOT RECOMMEND!

There's a difference between what you think you want for a day care and what you actually want once…read moreyou're in the thick of things. I thought we wanted one of those Learning Academy places, but when the decision came, knew it wasn't the right fit. So we went at first with a nice, well-reviewed home-based day care, in the nice part of town. We thought that's what we wanted, but realized it wasn't the right fit, either. I'm not here to complain about anyone else, so I'll move on. In hindsight, we just wish we had made the move sooner. So try to imagine what you would make for you child if you were starting a daycare. Is it just a school, but for younger kids? Is it just a home to drop off your kids, like a babysitter? Or is it something in between? Something that still has workbooks and art stations, but run by a mother who legitmately loves your kid. That's an obvious answer, but it's easier to say that's what you want, than to actually find a place that gets it right. That's what we found. The shining star is the owner/provider Michelle. Michelle will actually fall in love with your child. She'll hug and hold them when they cry and sing them "You Are My Sunshine." I say this from experience because when my daughter gets really upset, she'll still ask for Michelle to come and hold her and sing "You Are My Sunshine." She has the kids say a simple prayer before their little lunches. She tells them "Calm Your Body Down," when they get too crazy. She'll cry when they finally move on and be the happiest person in the world when she sees them again. But it's not only hugs and kisses. There are learning themes, artwork, creative play and homework. And these aren't just good intentions, either. She really follows through. You'll get a packet sent home each month of all the little projects they've done--mostly little things like tracing letters--but you know your kid is learning because suddenly they know the days of the week, the months of the year, and right vs. left. Finally, POTTY TRAINING! I wish I could categorize this place as a potty-training service, because that alone was worth a 5 Star Review. Our girl was still in diapers and had recently turned three. Our last provider said she potty trained, but whenever we brought it up, she would just say she wasn't ready. Michelle was having none of that. On day one, she took that diaper off and when we came for pick up, she gave us instructions on how to follow through at home. We had literally one or two accidents in the day, and exactly one night time bed wetting, and that was it. And that's just Michelle's personality--soft and loving, strong and proactive. Look no further. Side notes: Takes CCRC, provides lunches and snacks and workbooks, great with picky eaters, neighborhood looks a little rough, but never seemed unsafe. Great backyard. Keeps things small (5-8 kids), best for kids pre-K (0-4). Great communication. Expect text updates, and instagram photos.

If you are looking for a daycare that provides love , knowledge , morals , and wisdom to your child…read morethis is the place to take your little bundle of joy . I am extremely picky and over protective when it comes to my son ! Being a first time mom I was afraid to leave my son yet again in a new daycare ! But the transition was so simple ! Michelle gained the love and respect of my toddler . Jakey has now been with Ms. Michelle for over 11 months and he will remain with her until he has to transition to pre school . Jakey knows his ABC's , knows his holiday songs , how to trace , and he his potty trained all thanks to Ms.Michelle !! Not to compare her to other daycares , but Ms. Michelle delivers what she promises . My son is the independent little toddler partially thanks to her ! She provides you at the end of the day with an overview of your child day and every other month you will receive all of your child work in a nice booklet . You don't have to worry about cooking for your child since the meals are included into the tuition . You don't have to worry that your child will not be loved or cared for because she has tons of love to give ! Small daycare means a lot of one on one attention ! That's my favorite part

My three children attended Tinker Village at a very young age up until they started Kinder…read more My expectations were always meet academically, safe environment and very reliable and professional. I highly recommend Thinker Village and their staff they are loving & caring.

My daughter only attended Tinker Village for a few months 3 years ago because we relocated, but we…read moreloved it it here! My daughter was always so excited to go. Ms. Erika and her entire team are amazing! They were so loving, caring, and supportive. They were our saving grace when we were there because they are a high quality preschool and cost effective. I highly recommend!!!

Love leaps and bounds. Teaches my son so many good manners and education. My son has beein going to…read moreleaps and bounds since he was born. I trust the staff. I trust the teachers and they are doing a great job!

Came to this location because years ago my family brought their children here. Not sure if things…read morechanged or maybe these things weren't apparent to my family. My child was in the infants room. In the infants room it seems like they don't do anything to interact w the children. A few times I came to pick up my son and I saw the teachers on their phone while having the children watch TV. Kids are left in a room to just play w one another. There is no set schedule or activities they do during the day. Thankfully each time that I picked up my son I always made sure to go back to the room to pick him up and not wait for them to bring him to me. Definitely had me on high alarm when they said parents weren't allowed to go back to pick up or drop off. I did make sure that I went back at least to the window of the room. Many times I got accident reports and the very last time I got an accident report they said it was because my son hit another child and they put him in a timeout by locking him up into a high chair. No child should ever be put into a "timeout chair" that locks them in one place. That's torture, my child was just barely 1, I know he didn't understand what was being done to him. Children are teachable not punishable!!! Extremely disappointed I didn't see the signs before. I think I really wanted to like this school because my family had previously gone here. Also I do not like that every time I came to pick up my son or drop him off nobody was in the front. Anybody can just walk in, how scary.

This was my third high school and the where I ultimately graduated from in 2005. It took some…read moreadjustment after two high schools in New Mexico (which is ranked like 48th in the nation in education), but was overall a good experience. Most of the teachers are experienced, the sports teams are usually talented and the ROTC program is pretty good. I liked all the basketball courts and extracurricular activities offered here. The main negative was that there were 2,000+ students in a space designed for half that number. But I think they've expanded since I was there.

Horrible school, horrible office staff very useless always rude to students never any help 1 start…read moreall around... you guys suck do better