It's true no one answers the phone which is why I stumbled on here on a Monday holiday (Martin…read moreLuther king day) and the main admin side for the food and beverage service was not available. The office is split in two with one side for classes and for you to study up for the test you are there for. Most people are coming here for the foood handler card but I saw a class in session for security training on the Monday holiday. One side is where the admin sits and there are small tables there too for test taking. they hand you a lengthy packet that is somewhat easy/too lengthy to read fully. Then afterwards the admin hands you the test which has 34 questions. Half are true false. They will ask detailed questions like: how many seconds does the thermometer have to stay on to register a temp.. which stumped me lol good luck! Also they move very slow here if there's a large crowd..

Quick, cheap, and painless. Would not go anywhere else…read more Very nice, pleasant, and knowledgable woman works with you and is very good at what she does.

This prometric is a joke!!! The center is nice in design however the customer service is the worst…read more They mix children with adults taking standardized exams. The kids were loud and cause disruption while still waiting outside. They let people in while chewing gum and making so much chewing noise. I complained about this and my concern was met with a cold shoulder. The lady at the desk did not even take it serious and just smiled in a creepy way every time I brought it up. They take forever to get people to be checked in and out. If you are taking a test and is on a scheduled break, this center is a disaster and they will waste your exam time chatting and laughing with the kids while checking them in. I waited more than 40 mins to check in when it takes simply no more than 10 mins at every prometric I've been to. They had 3 employees and none gave a damn about the 10+ people waiting in line. Do not trust them to take your exams here. The manager clearly just wants money and crams a large number of people including kids inside. On top of it, their headphones are very cheap in quality and doesn't even go over the ear. There is no noise cancellation in them. While I was listening to audio during the test I could hear all the noise outside which caused me a major distraction. Everyone here is so lazy and walks slower than a sloth and doesn't appreciate or understand the seriousness of exams. Do not take your exams here. Someone needs to close this branch or make changes to the useless apathetic staff working here.

TLDR: Extremely disappointing experience. I encountered repeated ableist and disrespectful behavior…read morefrom staff, including being pressured into using disability accommodations I didn't ask for. On a separate visit, another staff member refused to scan me in until a fellow test-taker intervened. Staff also speak loudly enough to be heard from inside the testing rooms, and I've seen multiple people wait far past their scheduled test time due to disorganized check-ins. A few staff were kind, but overall, this location lacks professionalism, respect, and basic courtesy, especially toward people with disabilities. Sharing my experience both as a person with a disability and as a general test taker. First, I want to address the disability aspect. The only reason I used testing accommodations for my most recent exam was because I felt pressured into doing so--not because I personally wanted or needed them. During a prior visit, a staff member treated me with a complete lack of sensitivity and basic respect. She loudly and rudely told me to sign up for accommodations in front of others, as though it were a directive rather than a personal right. Her tone was dismissive and patronizing and she spoke in a way that implied accommodations would simply make things "easier" for the staff rather than for me. It's completely inappropriate to make assumptions based on someone's visible disability, and even more unacceptable to express those assumptions in a public and demeaning way. On the day I returned for my exam with accommodations, another woman on staff was so blatantly ableist that another test-taker actually had to intervene. She initially refused to scan me in for the exam and was only prompted to act when another test-taker, who witnessed what was happening, called her out and strongly insisted that she treat me fairly. Fortunately, the rest of the staff I interacted with were kind, respectful, and professional. Beyond that, there are general concerns with the center's environment and operations. The staff often speak loudly, so loudly that their voices can clearly be heard from inside the testing rooms, which is distracting for test-takers who are trying to focus. Additionally, although I haven't personally experienced this, I've witnessed multiple people waiting a long time, sometimes excessively long, to be checked in. That level of inefficiency adds unnecessary stress to what is already a high-pressure experience.

Silvia is an amazing Spanish tutor. She always arrives with a smile on her face, explains…read moreeverything beautifully, and is an excellent teacher. She is always able to help with whatever I am working on, and brightens our day. I recommend her highly!

College classes and library, in one building. This is a…read moresatellite campus for Palomar College. There is parking in front of the building and a parking garage. I took science classes here for a year. I like that it is a small campus. I would sometimes study down stairs be the vending machines. There are sofas and charging stations all around the building. Pros - There is only one building. Makes it easier to find your class - library on the 4th floor. - less students, less noise. -awesome view from the 4th floor library. - a walking trail behind the building ( because they do not have a gym) Cons - no cafeteria. They have vending machines - Closed on the weekend, which means you cannot use their library on the weekends. I always thought of community college, as college at trade school prices. If are a practical person and are only going to college for a professional degree (and have no interest in "student life") community college is the way to go.

This review is for the beautiful campus and views you can see from there and not about the…read moreeducation they provide. I moved back to Rancho Bernardo after some years in NorCal and I have been re-discovering the area this past year. It was been amazing because some places are exactly the same and I got several new surprises to explore, like the Palomar College RB edition. I was leaving the dentist and while making some time until I could go and get a coffee started driving around and saw a big building in top of a hill and went there. There were not many cars in the parking lot so not sure if students are virtual or they go in buses (I so like a school type of bus circulating around). Everything looked very modern and the surrounding so pretty, with plenty of trees (the a plate telling the names) and very peaceful. The best for me were those views. Very mesmerizing during a cloudy day, I need to go during a sunny one and compare. Very cool spot to observe this wonderful land.

This school is a gem. The teachers here genuinely care about their students and go above and…read morebeyond their duties. In the younger grades especially, there was so much creativity from the classroom layout to the activities themselves that I have never seen in any other school. The children in both general education and special education classrooms are given the attention and encouragement they need to achieve to the best of their abilities, and the school makes a strong point of, even in the elementary grades, reinforcing the idea that the kids there are all college-bound and headed for success. As an aside, on the first day when I arrived and saw all of the pep rallies, the pets in the classrooms, and one class who had gone on a fieldtrip to Legoland that day I thought, Wow, if I were a kid, I'd want to go here! After 5 months of close interaction with the students and teachers "behind the scenes," my opinion on that, both personally and professionally, has remained unchanged.

My brother was kicked in the genitals and got hit with wood chips as them being in his mouth, he's…read morein second grade. He goes to the office and they give him an ice pack but that's it, no calling my parents or anything

Still a 6th grader but everyone is nice and they give you a decent time to get to your next class I…read moreshould know my first and second period are across campus and I make with some time to spare didn't mean you should hangout walk with your friends is the best don't really eat the food tried the pizza was kinda good staff is great and fun.

should be 3.5 stars…read more cant complain, i survived jr hi... mixed feelings about the joint jr hi was an awkward time for me, and most guys i knew/know. big picture, God is workin His plan, and all ive done and seen and been trhough, has made me who i am....so its all good. praise God!