Are these people talking about the same school that I went to? My first professor from CSUSM…read moreTemecula bragged about how she was fired previously and then they begged her to come back because they are so desperate (professor Purplava). The most unprofessional, bizarre professors I've met at CSUSM seem to actually be employees of the Temecula campus. They would never be hired directly by the university. They are unqualified.

I'm on my second semester of the ABSN program and I really like the campus. The Temecula campus is…read moreclose to restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, and shopping plazas. The campus is nice- the buildings are clean and there is free parking. The student lounge is equipped with water, a kitchenette (microwaves, fridge), and computers. Students can also print in the lounge (for a nominal fee). The instructors are really nice and are available for office hours if you have any questions. I went to UCSD for my first degree and I think that these instructors here at CSUSM Temecula are way more approachable. They all want you to pass the class so they are open to helping you succeed. I highly recommend coming here for the ABSN program! It's a little pricey but, what isn't?

"If you are looking for music lessons in the Menifee, Murrieta, or Temecula area, the Academy of…read moreMusic is the place to go! In a very short amount of time, Miss Jada worked wonders with my boys--they recently performed at an event and sang beautifully. Beyond the talent of the teachers, the environment is top-notch. Mr. Jack is amazing; he greets us personally every time we walk through the door and keeps everything super organized with great communication. From the admin team to the instructors, they made it possible for our family to thrive in music. Highly recommended!"

We just watched an awesome performance of Chicago the musical! We don't even have kids there. But…read moreit was really fun and they did a great job. Cheap tickets and concessions, nice staff. Clearly the teachers are very good. Fun to support the arts.

Love FSOTA! Always great classes, you don't get "art shamed" when going to try something new…read more Encouraging environment and changing selection of classes to bring out your inner artist! My only wish is there were more classes in the evenings for working people. We need art therapy, too!

Our community is so fortunate to have the wonderful Fallbrook School of the Arts…read more I've been fortunate to attend an Art History class and Calligraphy class recently; both instructed by Dixon Fish. Dixon is a highly regarded artist master printmaker, and instructor. He's also responsible for the great display window designs at the Fallbrook Art Center. I highly recommend checking out the available courses at: http://www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org/

I looked for a long time to find a great place to take art lessons and am so glad I found The Green…read moreArt House. They teach all levels from the very beginner to the advanced student. The instructors are absolutely incredible and the other students and supportive and encouraging. If you're looking for a great place to improve your art skills that is fun, friendly, and taught by true masters of their craft, I highly recommend The Green Art House!

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Great place, nice class setup and very friendly staff that makes it easy to get to learn and have…read morefun

I loved this place! I came with my boyfriend as a date night and everything was so clean and…read moreeveryone was so nice i definitely recommend for date night.

Studio website: http://www.studio4ceramics.com/about-us.html…read more The GF and I took a "paint and sip" style class at another studio in town. We came back for another session and learned they really only offered the "paint and sip" style class, and open studio was extremely expensive. We searched for another studio and found this place. Upon walking in, I knew IMMEDIATELY that this was the place where I could learn and grow quick throwing on the wheel. The owner Robin runs a tile shop by day, and then hosts monthly members for the studio by night. Everyone there has been there multiple years, with a few members being over 10 years! This place is a true community with members bring food and drink often, and always willing to help, or offer advice when solicited. Robin herself is terrific. Though she doesn't call herself a potter, she can make almost anything on the wheel, and is a true pro. She's super flexible, and willing to help. The studio monthly membership age is 18+, and there are no "classes". It's monthly, no contract, pay as you go. In your membership, you get open studio time and a full kiln shelf worth of pottery (dimensions on her website), one bisque firing and one glaze firing (she also has 16ish glazes for studio members). Total, there are 10ish wheels at the studio, and bats are also provided. For those who haven't thrown before, Robin offers a 3 pack, 1 on 1 class (1 day throwing, one day trimming, one day glazing) for $100 called "try it, you'll like it". This is instruction you literally cannot get anywhere else for under $250 just for the throwing lesson 1 on 1. Raku firings are also offered every so often, with glazes provided specifically for raku as well. She also offers community kiln firing for those who only need glaze or bisque firing. Lastly, Robin carries a variety of clay types (black, bmix, bmix with specks, speckled buff, porcelain, red) that she offers members at discounted prices. We've now been here as members for around a year, and I figured it was time to write a review! If you are seriously interested in pottery, or are a serious potter, this is a place you don't want to pass up. Check her website and give her a call!

Awesome pottery studio for both the novice and the accomplished potter. Lessons are one on one…read moreand the owner, Robyn, is always on site to offer assistance when ever needed. Did I mention there is wine.

It is a good setup that covers just about any aspect of learning to act, however I have to agree…read morewith the lower stars reviews that the lady is a bit overwhelming, bragging so much about all her awards, not listening, assuming and comes across pushy so that turns off some people like us... the husband seems nicer and he's the one teaching the classes...... this review may not be totally fair because we did not actually signed up our kid here... Too bad coz we would have liked it for all they offer, but after 1st impression we are hesitant, maybe later... Hopefully Ms. Diane will realize and be more welcoming, encouraging and accommodating especially to new prospective students...

JDS is an amazing place. I've watched my son develop into a confident young actor, screenwriter and…read morenow singer! The staff and crew are incredibly caring individuals and have become like a second family. Highly recommend JDS!

i just finished the ma program here, my teacher was mrs. b and let me just say she has taught me SO…read moreso much not only as a medical assistant but in life. she always tells us to trust the process and i'm so grateful to have had a teacher that is as a motivational as she is, the way she teaches is different and she's not someone to be scared to tell you the truth which is what we need in this field and i think a lot of people may take it wrong but the things she does was always for our good. overall the medical assisting program has taught me so much, the staff has always been helpful and kind to me. mrs. b is one of the best teachers i've had despite the things others may say, in my opinion you're either built for this or you're not. my extern starts in a few days and she's built and molded me to be hire ready. she really goes above and beyond for her students even if you see it or not .

This school is an absolute joke and one of the biggest wastes of money I've ever experienced. The…read moretuition is outrageously expensive for an education that was completely disorganized, unprofessional, and honestly embarrassing. Our original teacher suddenly quit or got fired with no communication to students. The day before our exam, he told us to show up as normal. We all arrived the next day only for him to never come. Hours later we were finally told he was no longer our instructor and asked to "please be patient." Eventually, I CALLED the main office and I was told he was no longer our instructor and asked to "be patient." No communication, no accountability, nothing. For the next 2-3 months, we bounced between substitute teachers while spending most of class watching YouTube videos instead of actually being taught. Imagine paying thousands of dollars just to sit on Ring Central watching videos you could've found for free at home. When they finally hired a replacement teacher, the school's pathetic apology for months of chaos and wasted tuition was a Little Caesar's pizza party. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how little they value their students. The "hands-on experience" they advertise is also misleading. We drove in our own vehicles for 40 minutes to over an hour away to random people's farms just to do free labor cleaning ranches. We would be out in the blazing hot sun or freezing cold cleaning out horse stalls, cleaning water buckets, feeding all the animals, giving horses and donkeys a bath, etc. That's not education. That's exploiting students for unpaid work while pretending it's training. FREE LABOR. By the time I started my externship, I realized I knew basically nothing. I learned more in my externship in a short amount of time than I learned during the entire VA program. And somehow, after all of this, they still constantly email, call, text, and sent me letters in the mail asking if I want to PAY MORE MONEY for graduation cap and gown. Why would I spend another dollar celebrating a program that failed its students so badly? If you're considering this school, save your money, your time. You'd probably get a better education from YouTube alone. This was the biggest scam ever.

Teachers and staff are really good and helpful. Everything seems very professional with well kept…read moregrounds.

my daughters fourth grade teacher took part in gossiping with other parents, I believe her name was…read moreMs. G. Social aggression in the class was happening and my daughter was suddenly refusing to go to school. I started paying close attention to the group chat the girls had going and quickly realized there was a lot of exclusion and bullying happening. I took screen shots of the girls' chats and the teachers messages she had with a parent that another mom had sent me. I was polite, respectful, and very patient. I was promised a confrontation with the girls, coaching sessions, etc. however, weeks went by and although they kept promising interventions, which I was very accommodating and supportive of for everyone involved, they quickly went silent. they swept it under the rug. I ended up having to pull my daughter out of the classroom. I had tried to approach the teacher, Miss G, and she was rude, dismissive, and accusatory of my daughter being the culprit (mind you, this is one girl up against about 6). I had recorded this conversation as well. The principle was nice and "I'm a christian" to my face, but she did nothing about the behavior and never reached out- even after my daughter was pulled from the school. Don't send your kids here, they seem to favor the majority of the minority.