I have been receiving massages at Milan for many years. The student therapists are all near their…read moregraduation, and every single massage given by them has been wonderful. And the price is so incredibly low that it's hard to believe, ESPECIALLY when compared with all the hotel spa services and private massage salons in the Coachella Valley. But, today was the all-time best. My therapist, Ashlyn, was simply incredible. A real natural with a great "feel" for her craft. I have received hundreds of massages over the years, but this was one of the very best of all of them. When I checked out to pay, I was met by Heather, who was was extremely professional, personable, and efficient, and booked me next week for my next massage with Ashlyn. These two individuals, Ashlyn and Heather, and Milan massage institute in general are all highly recommended! You simply can't go wrong here!

I've been a regular customer at the Milan Institute in Palm Desert and have visited approximately…read more12 times. I've had my hair cut, colored, high lighted, manicures, pedicures, full sets and skin care appointments, and the students have consistently done a wonderful job. My services have always been enjoyable, which is why it's disappointing to write this review. My concern isn't with the students it's with how the advertised senior discount is now being applied. The Milan Institute advertises a 20% Senior/Military Discount on hair, nail, and skincare services. For all of my previous visits, the discount was applied in a way that matched my understanding of the advertisement. However, during my last appointment, I was told the discount only applies to one service on my ticket instead of all eligible services received during the same visit. As a senior on a fixed income, that made a significant difference. My appointments that were typically around $110 increased to more than $160 because of how the discount was calculated. Palm Desert and surrounding areas have a large senior population, and many retirees choose Milan Institute because they believe they're receiving a meaningful senior discount. If the discount is intended to apply only to the highest-priced service on your ticket or only one service per visit, I believe that limitation should be clearly disclosed in the website advertisement so customers know exactly what to expect before booking multiple services. I'm giving two stars because the students continue to provide excellent work, but I want other seniors to be aware that the advertised discount may not be be applied the way they might reasonably expect. I truly hope Milan Institute clarifies its senior discount policy so customers can make informed decisions.

This is a great school to have a better understanding on what you want to do or work with next in…read morelife. The director is friendly and helpful as well as the staff. Learning is endless in the course "green building construction." Best chose you can make especially with instructor Joseph burden. Great guy!

I hope that the person in charge of financial aid is earning minimum wage because all she will do…read moreto help you afford to attend this establishment of higher learning is: 1) Help you fill out your FASFA. 2) Help you fill out a Student Loan application. END of financial aid assistance. When I asked about grants, scholarships or community based financial assistance (Getting local businesses to help pay for the training; either they just want to help or you may be working for them in the future after you pass the course)...they were shocked that I even asked. It was like, "Nope, we don't do that." How do you even call yourself a "financial aid office"? You barely offer any assistance.

Awful experience this program is a scam always miss communication and they had the audacity to tell…read moreme to repay the tuition fee when it was a error on there end

From the owner: Our Phlebotomy Training & Certification program will prepare you with everything you need to know…read moreto work in the field of Phlebotomy. High national exam pass rate - over 92%. Become a certified phlebotomist in 32-80 hours *depending on the state Aggressive hands-on training to ensure you are competent upon graduation. Excellent job opportunities, income, and growth potential.

CNEI is the worst nursing school they have crappy instructors that act like Middle School students…read morethey pick and choose who they like and don't like.Dont waist your time or your money.I don't even want to rate it 1 star.

This place is very bad . The administrator is very elderly and very unprofessional. I left cnei on…read morea medical leave. They strung me along for about 10 months telling me first I had to take a cna course to prove I was capable to reenter then when I passed with a b average they (the old administrator )told me I'd have to take anger management course if they were going to Let me back . Meanwhile they actually had their staff making arrangements for my tutor since I was steadfast still wanting my spot . I know for a fact that the administrator I'm referring to actually had someone else take the test for her credentials , which She attempted 3 times to pass on her own and couldn't. I wish I could prove it . It's true though if you want harsh unfair unprofessional treatment this is the place for you.

Very Professional. Very Helpful. Thank you to Lizbeth for helping me out with my questions.read more

CSLS Palm Springs was Very helpfull and professional, helping me every step of the way! I would…read morehighly recommend their course to anyone looking to obtain a CSL.

I couldn't be happier as my 2011 MacBook Air is now brand new!…read more The service I received was awesome! Friendly, Quick, successful. The cost way less than the work done. I cannot recommend the Mac Spot any more highly. Check them out when your computer is full of viruses, won't update software or runs too slow. So much better than wasting a day off at the Apple guru appt.

After trying to update my computer, I had a complete computer meltdown. Jon was able to backup my…read morecomputer and have it up and running in two hours!!! Jon is a true pro and someone I would strongly recommend if you are having computer issues. bg

The CET truck driving school is excellent,the best,and very professional. The Director, Mrs.Anaya…read morehas my highest respect,she is very understanding,and really cares about her students success,and goes above and beyond to make sure they are able to pass their DMV test. The school and it's administration staff are very helpful. I Would and will recommend CET to any veteran. The instructors are very knowledgeable and helpful. Gloria the instructor also has my highest respect.

I have been very disappointed with my experience at this school. From my perspective, the school…read moreseems to put a strong emphasis on fundraising and getting families to donate money. During fundraising campaigns, families are repeatedly encouraged and pressured to contribute, and it can feel like there is a constant expectation to give more. What is especially concerning is the way students are rewarded for fundraising. Students who raise more money or whose families contribute are given incentives such as ice cream, burgers, glow parties, and other rewards. While I understand wanting to encourage fundraising, I don't believe children should feel that they are being rewarded or left out based on how much money their families can contribute. Another thing that I find particularly troubling is how the fundraising is displayed in the classroom. Teachers have a race-style game on the board with all of the students' names, and students move forward as they raise certain amounts of money to earn different rewards. This means that if a family does not donate or is unable to raise as much money, the child can visibly remain behind their classmates on the board, seeing that difference every day. As a parent, I find this very uncomfortable. Whether intentional or not, I believe this can make children feel embarrassed, singled out, or like they are falling behind simply because their families are not contributing as much money. Elementary-age children should not have to carry the emotional burden of their family's ability or inability to donate. Fundraising should be about supporting the school, not creating a visible ranking system among children based on how much money they raise. There are many ways a school can recognize fundraising efforts without making children feel like they are being rewarded or punished based on their family's financial contributions. I hope the school will reconsider this approach and find ways to support its financial needs without putting so much pressure on families or making children feel left out. A school should be a place where children feel included, valued, and supported regardless of how much money their families are able to contribute.

We love Desert Christian Academy. We've loved this school ever since we joined. Our son started in…read morefirst grade and is now heading into middle school. What sets DCA apart is the strong sense of home and family--it's more than just a school. The staff is incredibly supportive and full of love, always there when we need them. We're so grateful to have found not only a great school but a true community. Desert Christian Academy gives you a sense of peace, and honestly, there's nothing negative we can say about it.