I had an amazing experience today! My hairdresser today was Leah! She wore a pink hat I think. She…read morewas super kind and fun to talk to! And she was very efficient and gave me a very clean and quality mens haircut! Prices here are much more reasonable than other barbershops. Overrall this is THE place in Rexburg to get a haircut! Highly recommend! Ask for Leah if you get an appointment here! She will take care of you!

Not great, but that's why you're not paying as much. The guy who cut my hair missed some obvious…read morestuff and then fixed it after I pointed it out. Overall the fade on the sides wasn't great and it wasn't blended very well.

Awesome company, great working with local people in this local shop. I buy all my minky from them…read moreand if they don't have it they will order it for you.

Great education that is taught with faith-based principles mixed in…read more Honor code helps keep the campus as reverent as possible, but everyone still has a lot of fun. The nice thing is, everyone helps (and not in a condescending way,) hold each other up. There's a great air of accountability on the BYU-I campus. We just toured the campus and loved it. I'm almost done with my online education from this institution, and now my significant other's oldest daughter is going to attend here on-campus this coming fall. We couldn't be more impressed with how much her daughter will learn AND have plenty of opportunities to have fun at the same time. The students couldn't have been kinder/more respectful. The devotional center is AMAZING! Pretty much every Tuesday there's a "devo" for the students at 2pm MST. The whole campus shuts down so everyone can attend who wants to . It's so incredible! The gym facilities are huge/modern. I almost wish I was 18 again (OK, maybe not!) so I could attend on-campus!! BYU-I has a sweet spirit for sure. OH, and the Temple at the end of the campus main-road? Breathtaking!!

I enjoy the religious aspects of the school and lots of the programs that BYUI offers. The reason I…read moregive this a low rating is that there is a biased against online students who don't live on campus or in Idaho or Utah. I live in another time zone and have noticed issues over the years with their professors being condescending, unfair, and not realistic. And when I confront them I get similar answers like "its not my problem" or "I only do this in my spare time". So it makes me question the academic level of the education I'm receiving. I only say this since I've attended 3 other Universities in California and its been night and day difference with the level of professors. I only wish the BYUI professors could be more serious about teaching. Additionally, when I've had a complaint, it seems to take weeks to get resolved, and it seems BYUI always takes the professor's side. Historically, I've had to escalate complaints, appeal them up to the dept head in order to be taken seriously. That's when its finally fixed. And only then am I taken seriously for the injustice of the professors (which could have been settled if the professor was willing to fix his/her mistake)... I honestly can't say all the professors are like that, but my experience has shown to be more like 80% are like this. I have had other issues such as transcripts, dishonesty, and violations of the BYUI code that the student center and professors have demonstrated, but each time I'm white noise. Even if I try to have this corrected so future students don't experience the same problem. *I have much more to say, but this will suffice for now

I recently completed a 5 day workshop at Ovanes Berberian's fabulous estate in Rigby, Idaho…read more I appreciated the opportunity to watch painting demonstrations and have a master colorist and impressionist teacher monitor and instruct our painting progress. It was a wonderful opportunity to practice and improve my painting in a lovely setting. Thank you for all the coffee and breakfast snacks, evening hors'd'ouvres, and the lending of art supplies we might have forgotten to bring. Thank you for this great week!