Did marine invertebrate research there in the '80s. Fine campus, great field research on the…read moreoffshore islands. Best 6 weeks of my life!

Wonderful school! Great teachers! Very clean and cute! They really care and love all the children!read more

Service was very professional and friendly. The two people in the store were very knowledgeable…read moreabout their products.

I would give them 6 stars if I could. Their staff (Josh & Ms. Becky) worked with me daily to…read morecomplete an intra-familial transfer between Mississippi and California. There is a huge stigma around California and restrictions and firearms, but when you dig into it, it's not nearly as bad as people want to make it out to be (the biggest kicker is that magazines 10 or less are easier to transfer in). Either way, they communicated with me on what was needed, They were patient, they asked the right questions and we got it done. Simultaneously working with me, my father, gunbroker.com, and a FFL dealer in California. It was fantastic coordination. There was even 1 FFL dealer that wouldn't even attempt to help me because the name "California" was uttered...they did the equivalent of hanging up on me. But RT jumped in, supported me, realized that the 2nd amendment extends to all 50 states, and when you do this lawfully and with care, it's not a big deal at all. RT Firearms has my business moving forward.

Admissions for Veterans can be tricky here. Be prepared for multiple visits to get everything…read moresquared away to start school. Some Professors are great some are horrible. Be prepared to be nickeled and dimed throughout your attendance at this campus.

Small class sizes. Around 10-20 people per class…read more Helpful instructors that make sure every assignment you do has meaning. You will learn a lot here. A tad expensive. $900 a class, but worth it!

So far I have applied 3 times in 1 sesmester including paying for all transcripts from other…read morecolleges, and they haven't responded to to me. I sent them an email and they told me they do not have me on record. They want me to reapply and resend all transcripts to then again. Which means more money.

My middle child has been going there since she was 4 months old and she will be 4 next week. She…read morewon't go anywhere else and they treat you like family.

The course will get you your license bottom line. But not because of quality, professionalism, or…read moretruth in advertising. You are often left to your fellow trainees and senior classmen to help out once on the range backing training, pretrip inspection and brake checking. First off the range trucks are due for the scrap yard, they often break down and are manual transmissions so if you are trying to get your automatic license (the most common in the industry for hiring purposes) this creates yet another barrier to learning to back the vehicle properly while trying to find the right gear or ensuring it out of gear because the transmission is so shot. Next is the advertising of three weeks to get your CDL Class A. The website used to say it was three weeks until you had it in hand (check wayback machine for proof on their site) but now it just says 3 weeks of CDL training. That is, because at least in part to something outside of their control, the DOT requiring a 48 return once they get the training documents. And while that is outside of their control it should be part of the introduction on the first day of class and be part of an FAQ on the website. Not everyone has the luxury of time off if you are taking vacation time or leave to go through the course. Next is the 72 hour wait for the DMV once they get the paperwork that you passed the practical eval (pretrip inspection, Brake/pressure check, range backing and road test). This too was not gone over on the first day nor advertised on their website. Together that is a full extra week you have to wait to get your CDL. Lastly is the quality of after care once you are graduated. We had a large class and while I understand that paperwork takes time, they have been at this for literal decades. So there is little excuse to be so hands off once you pay them for the school. I called up to ask about the DMV situation and I had to call back again once it was clear they were not going to return my call to let me know it would not be until the following week to be able to go to the DMV to get my license. Last and not least is the staff. Out of the 5 people instructing (in class, range and road) there really were only 2 that were any good for the purposes of purely training. The rest were either sleeping, talking about their military time, or disinterested in anything besides having the paperwork, and their payment, done (and any deviation from that was met with stern words and looks). Overall, this is my second time going through this course. Had to drop my CDL because of a tragic family death, so that is on me for not being mentally ok yet. But the quality from the previous time has seriously dropped my evaluation from a solid 5 previously to a solid 3 stars for the reason outlined above. Would I recommend this course to anyone interested in getting their CDL? Yeah, I would. Not because it is the best priced (it isn't) or has the best quality equipment (it doesn't), but because they virtually guarantee you to pass by letting you come back time and gain until you get it right. Not because they are nice people, but because they can show they have a high graduation rate. Very different motive and a good business move I suppose.

This place is absolutely outstanding. I'm not sure what it is about this daycare but my little girl…read morenever wants to come home. I think it's because of their environment and all the leaning activities that keep them so entertained. The staff and also the tuition price is also super awesome!!!