Thank you so much for such pleasant service! I'd highly recommend this place to anyone!! Clean,…read moreupbeat, friendly environment. I was referred here by an employee Ashley Rodriguez and I'm so glad I came.

If I can give 0 stars i will love it Don't go there to make…read morehair color for cheap prices ! I went IBMC college salon today for hair balayage take about 7 hours . And my hair look so bad make me cry and I have to go fixing my hair new salon. It's so bad I can't go out I don't want people see my hair is so bad.

The university has really been a leader in supporting all sports but the commitment they have made…read moreto the women's soccer program has been remarkable. They aren't following the trends, they have set themselves apart as a leader in women's sports.

I transferred in with work and research experience, had zero work studies, research collab,…read moreinternships while I was there and I asked my department on the regular. I paid them, I got my As, I'm leaving, but would not recommend it to anyone. They had 2 years to make a positive impression on someone actively working in research, and they were ok just not engaging at all. Professors are overpaid and underwork, campus smells like cowpies even inside, they declined to apply an earned transfer scholarship I had from a national honors society.

I went to school there in the 90s and then again 10 years ago. My son was there 2 years ago. And…read moremy daughter has been going for the last year. All of our experiences have been positive. It was easy to register and enroll for classes. Cost is much less than a 4 year college. Teachers and professors have all been great. The campus is beautiful and clean. Lots of student clubs to get involved in. Classes transferred easily for me over to CSU when i did that. We all had fantastic experiences with front range.

Had the misfortune of interacting with Sarah Hunnell yesterday through e-mail, as I had a few…read morequestions about the massage program. I simply asked how much the program was & if I could get the certification after attending these classes. I was chastised by her and asked if in the future, I could "compose a more formally-written email, especially given that we have not met." Lol. Ahhh, the irony. I am a 46 year-old with a Master's degree in English, who used to teach college. I do NOT need to be shamed or condescended to about the composition structure of my emails. I also don't think that is a great way to recruit students. I actually almost died several months ago from living in black mold, so I am struggling with chronic health & neurocognitive issues. I am tired & don't feel well. And I am tired of trying to reach a damn human being at these colleges, It's a mess. So, Ms. Hunnell, I hope that makes you feel better, acting like a miserable twa* to total strangers! :) Your sad attempt at snootiness & condescension only reveal what an unhappy person you are.

I went to College here. Now I know I'm not supposed to capitalize the c in College, but that's just…read morethe kind of Guy I am. I make Choices and I stick to them. It's so easy to just go through life without making Choices of your own, but Colorado State (and the technical journalism department from the late 90s and early 00s) did a good job of giving me wings so that I may fly on my own. It's too bad the nest looks a little different. I just want to go back to my old classes and the old tv station and just nod my head in appreciation and approval with an upside down smile. Maybe I'm holding onto my diploma or maybe a locket of an ex-girlfriend's hair while I reflect about learning about life. And then I would say "this is why I always get a locket of hair from whoever I am dating". Thank you

I earned my HIT AAS from McKinley during 5/14. Do not waste your time or money taking Health…read moreInformation Technology from McKinley College. It isn't an AHIMA certified school so you won't be able to sit for the RHIT test and most notable hospitals are requiring a RHIT certification to hold a medical records position at their facility. Try Santa Barbara City College in CA instead. They have an online AAS program in HIM that is AHIMA certified and cost less than McKinley. The instructors at McKinley were slow to return emails and often the email replies used as few words as possible so the explanations to my questions were lacking. Medical coding in ICD-9 is particularly abstract so a student needs to be able to get prompt, sufficient replies in order to decipher which code to choose.

I also earned my Health Information Technology AAS from this school during 2/14. It isn't AHIMA…read moreapproved so I won't ever be able to get my RHIT but I can sit for the CPC or CCS exam. I found that most of the teachers didn't reply quickly to emails or extensively enough when they did reply. Now I'm stuck paying back a $10,000 loan to them $100 per month. I wish that I had know about Santa Barbara City College's online program at the time and I would have gone there instead. It is AHIMA certified and cost less that $3000 plus they have seminars to help you pass the various accredidation exams.

Biggest mistake of my life was going to school here. They screwed me out of $60,000 in student…read moreloans. Faculty teaching the comp sci program had no real world experience. They engaged in education fraud by passing classmates of mine that were failing their classes, effectively rendering the degree program and degree worthless. Do yourself a favor and go to front range community college or csu instead. College America isn't even a real college they are just scam artists. I want a full refund. What a waste of my time going to this place. All I have to show for it is debt I can never repay.

The staff here genuinely care about each and every student on campus. The education they offer is…read moreworld class. Honestly I feel that they bridge the gap between education and real life experience, preparing students for the real world of working in today's time. I highly recommend looking into this as an option if you are considering furthering your education. The admission staff and financial aid make it easy and understandable to get enrolled.

Clean campus with nice walking paths and plenty of spaces to connect with others, relax, or get…read moresome work done. The Warner College of Natural Resources building is well maintained despite its high volume use. And the squirrels that greet you at the door make for an adorable welcome crew.

This university continues to blow me away with how awesome it is!…read more From the facilities, the faculty, the students and the town everything has been great. Go rams!

Beautiful campus Friendly workers…read moreClose to restaurants, supermarket, parks, and Old Town.

Very nice space with a convenience store and the bookstore inside. It is clean and well maintained…read more There is comfortable seating throughout and plenty of parking outside for visitors (paid parking, of course).