Beautiful campus and plenty of spots that you can Instagram and take photos at. Was hoping to check…read moreout the James Turrell's Twilight Epiphany Skyspace but alas it's under construction. Great during the day since at night they don't have that many lights. Overall a recommended spot to check out if you are in Houston!

Within the hedges of Rice University, you'll find incredibly gifted students, unconventionally…read moreinteresting activities or art pieces and bold projects seeking the improvement of the world. I may be somewhat biased due to the fact that this location is my workspace, but I've got to say... it's one of the most beautiful, inspiring and friendly campuses I've been on.

I took the Suturing Seminar Combo (101 and 201) through Key Access Institute and absolutely enjoyed…read moreevery aspect of both courses. In short, I would definitely recommend these courses for both new learners and health professionals wanting to practice/refine/improve/receive feedback on their existing skill set. I don't leave very many reviews, but Key Access rightfully deserves all 5 of these stars. Feel free to read below for more details. Our instructor for both days, Majed, was an excellent instructor and is extremely knowledgable (currently a surgical assistant for a variety of subspecialties, formerly an ob-gyn surgeon in Sudan). His instruction was organized and clear, his feedback was constructive and without judgment, he was patient and personable, and his tips will make (suturing/surgical) life so much easier! Also, Carolyn (registrar/student services) was very pleasant and helpful. She always responded in a timely manner and she often went above and beyond to ensure a good experience for both the students and instructors. I will mention here that we did not have a full class (there was only 3 of us for 101 and 2 for 201 when there is typically 14 students in 101 and 4 for 201) and so we may have received more focused attention than usual. But, I will also mention here that Key Access made an exception to keep this seminar open even with lower than usual enrollment since all 3 of us had already made travel arrangements (2 of us flew in from out of state). I am a new grad PA going into CT surgery and as in search of a suturing/surgical skills course to review, practice, and strengthen my technical skills. While I had learned suturing basics in PA school and had 3 surgical rotations (general, orthopedics, and CT surgery), I was not completely satisfied or confident in my suturing skills. My surgical rotations were in larger teaching institutions, which meant exposure to a wide variety of sometimes rare and complicated cases but also, less opportunity for hands-on experience (i.e. suturing) since there are so many other learners in the OR. These two courses, particularly seminar 201, were exactly what I was looking for and what I would recommend to anyone in a similar situation. If you are comfortable with the fundamentals of suturing and knot tying, I would recommend just taking 201. In 201, you essentially spend all day suturing different tissue layers of a human cadaver. My classmate an I shared a pelvis (both legs included, without feet) in 201 and we each got a lower extremity in 101. Majed personalizes each student's experience based on their field of practice. His instruction for me was more surgically geared and I even got to practice inserting and securing drains! My alternative medicine MD classmate received instruction more applicable to the outpatient setting (e.g. traumatic wounds/lacerations). Majed also incorporates very helpful tips on how to troubleshoot various suturing scenarios (i.e. run out of suture, etc), which I was not exposed during my PA training. I definitely feel much more confident in my technical skills thanks to Majed and this seminar. Let me say this again here: Human cadavers. Human cadavers. Human cadavers. Key Access is one of the very few places that offers human cadavers for their suturing courses. Nothing really compares to the real thing (sorry, not sorry to all the pigs feet, chicken breasts, bananas, anything not human).

Excellent staff. Excellent facilities. Very comfortable waiting area. Could not find our section…read morebut this review is for suite 1450.

Felix Fraga is a branch of the Houston Community College that is right next to a high school, East…read moreEarly College High School. I didn't know this before signing up for classes at this campus and I wish I had. Here's why: - The majority of students in the class are high schoolers. And generally this isn't a terrible thing. But there is an obvious gap in maturity level between adults and teenagers. Take my Spanish class for instance: My teacher takes up our cellular phones before we take tests. Never had that in any other college course or any other HCC campus. It's a bit humiliating. - The teachers tend to adapt the class for high schoolers. Whenever the students have STARR or SAT tests approaching, class is cancelled. I understand that they're kids. I'm not a monster (I'm a Bison). But if this is a college course, they need to get a taste of the real world. The world doesn't stop because you have a test. You've gotta bust those books! - The facilities are limited. There is a computer lab with ample computers and a library. However, there is not bookstore and the administrators at the front desk are of little to almost no help at all. I came to this campus because the Spanish teacher that teaches here came highly recommended. And it is very much worth it to be a part of her class. However, I have found that the other classes I have taken here are very much lacking in substance. On the plus side, parking is ample....because most of the students can't drive.

Great High school for those who prefer smaller classes, would like to graduate high school at a…read morefaster pace , and would like to be treated as an adult with better privileges than a regular High school in Houston . you may also take college classes and be part of a great environment full of teachers and students. When I was there I got to be part of CASEY FIRE OPS where students can learn CPR, Emergency medical techniques that first responders use in the field and also know a little bit more of what it takes to be a firefighter. Now I'm a graduate from HCC EMT course and on my way to learn and practice the skills I've learned ! Really great school ! Thanks Guys

I was referred by my Optometrist to UHCO for my PSC cataract removal. His referral went through…read moreeasily, I called the number for Dr Salem at UHCO. The person who answered was very friendly and transferred me to another number which again wasn't the correct one, and that person transferred me to the correct person who was able to immediately see my referral and the initial Preop eval appt was made. I was very impressed with the preop evaluation and assessment and except for the fact that their licensed preceptors double checked their exam findings, I would not have known they were students. The day of the procedure for my right eye was without any issues and again, I was impressed with all the nurses, and certainly Dr Salem was outstanding. My left eye will be done next week and I am expecting the same wonderful experience.

Very thorough appointment! I didn't know it was going to take an 1.5hr but I'm very grateful they…read moreput so much effort into it. My vision changed postpartum, so I appreciate the attentiveness. They had a lot of options, it came out to 60$ while staying in my insurance allowance. I definitely plan to keep coming back!

I recently trained with the Astronauts at the NASA Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (Sonny Carter…read moreTraining Facility)! Actually, my recent BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training) class was at one corner of the pool, while we got to watch 2 Astronauts train in 40 feet deep water below. If you look at a couple of the pictures, you can see them on the pool deck in the background. I was there because I had been asked to be part of an Audit team that might go offshore and this is one of the things that is required before I can do this.. During my most enjoyable 3 day class, I learned about TEMPSC (Totally Enclosed Motor Propelled Survival Craft) and other ways to escape off a ship, HUET (Helicopter Underwater Egress Training), and various other survival techniques including emergency first aid, fire fighting, and use of a gas mask in a dark and smokey building. The most challenging (and satisfying) aspect was being held upside down under water and having to escape to the surface. As such, 2 songs kept running through my head during this time: "Staying Alive" by the Bee Gees and "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor. The Class was presented by Hi-Con Training and the instructors were super and amazing to listen to and follow. And yes, I felt safe the entire time. My fellow classmates were pretty cool too, and the whole experience was a real eye opener to a world that I previously had no clue.

Ms. Amanda from Elite Educational Enterprise did an outstanding job leading our training. She…read moreresponded to all of us with patience, clarity, and professionalism. Her teaching on family engagement and involvement in the daycare setting was thorough, practical, and truly inspiring. I left the session feeling more confident and better equipped to support the families we serve. Highly recommended!

I used to hate having to keep up with my staff's training but now I can assign them through Elite!…read moreI don't even have to keep digging in their employee file to look for their email address, In my account, I just check the box for who I want to assign it to and done. It sends them an email and they get it done. I can even monitor their progress in the assigned course! Super convenient, thank you Elite!

The bathroom was very clean! The officers who were assisting us during the mobile food distribution…read morewere very hardworking and professional. The experience went well. It's best to ask the officers where to go because things are constantly changing. I was in a parking lot then I was on the streets. I got the free turkey for my grandparents so no complaints.

Dedicated to St. Thomas Cruise, St. Thomas Hanks, and St. Thomas The Tank Engine…read more The University of Saint Thomas is a pretty cool little school that seems hidden on the back streets of the beautiful Montrose District. Not a lot of people outside Houston even know it exists. But it has some really cool people attending and some good professors as well as a really nice campus in the most liberal District of Houston. In fact, the campus is beautiful.