When I had to drop out of UC Davis for a little bit and to get my mind right, this was my home for…read morea summer session and fall semester. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regard!

City College of San Francisco's future was decided nine years ago when voters were asked whether…read morethe city should fund it and make it tuition-free for San Francisco residents. It passed. CCSF attracts students from a wide swath of the population: First generation kids going to college; students getting their BA/BS to leap into graduate school debt-free and students needing to catch up and knock out coursework for full credit at University of California schools. That was my son. Getting courses you need is akin to 200 people pushing their way through a doorway and only the first 110 people getting in. Answers the registrar's office gives are not always clear. They try; they're juggling a lot. Over a year's time my son accumulated enough college credits to declare his major when he enters college. Another of his high school classmates is entering Cal as a junior. So if you have a child in middle or high school, jump ahead faster than we did and reap the knowledge and tuition savings that CCSF affords. You can knock out your undergraduate degree and save your money for a PhD, MBA or JD!

Had my daughter's birthday party here: she and her friends played Minecraft together and had a…read morefantastic time. If your kid loves to play Minecraft, they will love this party. They also decorated the party room with Minecraft which was great. We got lots of compliments on the venue from our guests. The kids were talking about it all week at school afterwards. Personal kudos to the staff. Really got the kids working together and collaborating. I wasn't sure how interactive playing Minecraft together was going to be, but it was surprisingly connected. Smooth and easy!

Ever since my son was in preschool, we've had a hard time getting him to enjoy school. He gets…read morebored easily so to him, school was always a chore...smh. Last year, I had some Dependent FSA money left to spend and my 7 year old kid was starting to burn a hole in the couch, we decided to put him in tech camp before the summer ended. The kid loves his iPad and playing games like Minecraft and Roblox so we thought it was a good fit. Fortunately for us, the newest location on Ocean had room for us. Best. Decision. Ever. This kid, who I would have to bribe to get up for school, was now waking up before the alarm went off and asking to go to summer camp early to get early play. This kid, who would give me the standard, "I don't know" response when asked how school went, now goes on and on until the break of dawn about camp activities like typing stats, coding and Minecraft mod. This kid, who would usually beat himself up about not being good at school, was so proud of himself because he made it onto the leaderboard for a short while before the older kids took over. So thank you, Teacher Kevin and Tech Rocks, for making school cool again for our young gamer. We'll see you again, real soon.

Every member, faculty and staff here is nice, except for one terrible staff, Jay. I used the…read moreprinter once, and he thought I was wasting ink (Although this rule is not written in the lease, agreement, contract, or posted notice) so kicked me out. my course certificate (which I spent $100 just to qualify for 3D printing) here became worthless. After I was kicked out, they refused to refund my membership fee and locker fee, but continued to charge me monthly rent and locker fees until I updated my credit card. And they refused to accept all of my emails, even though they were very important to me.

Tried to take a tour of this place with my husband and kids, only for the receptionist/front desk…read morelady tell us that there's no kids allowed inside. If that was the case, then why put this on your website in your FAQs?? My oldest is 13 so it should be ok for him to look around. Though with my youngest being 7 and will be supervised by me, she's still not able to get in as well? Either word your policy better or put it under the tours question that no kids aren't allowed. Wasted our time there.

Signed up for classes for September to December (during Covid) 2020. Then took the Crash Course a…read morecouple days before my state exam. I passed! Overall the entire process took about 7 months (given the Covid restrictions). Clarissa Cortez our instructor, was incredible! She knowledgeable, a mentor, guided us though every process, gave great examples and is so passionate about the business! Could not ask for a better teacher! She was always available and proactive with the process. Highly recommend her and CA realty training. Their online portal was easy to use and made it convenient when I studied. Ready to start my new career!

CA Realty Training is solid with their study content, practice exams and crash course! They really…read moreprepare you to pass the RE exam if you follow what they recommend. You must study! Today, I passed the RE exam on the first attempt! I'm so excited!! Take your classes, take the provided practices exams and last, take the crash course. I had two great instructors, Veronica Jones and Stephen Webb! I also had the crash course (video) with Ian Medina! All three were amazing! Thanks CA Realty Training!

I was really impressed with this place. I was worried at first hearing that this is students but it…read moretakes are crappy insurance. My four year old son broke a few teeth above the gum line. Our Dr. was great and so friendly. He made my son feel comfortable and not scared at all! I was really happy with the results. I'm going to try to find the name of our Dr and post it.

Lawmakers should investigate UCSF pediatric dentistry. They assigned or allowed students without…read morelicense to individually work on kids without "direct" supervision of any "licensed" dentist. That's against the law!!!!! DIRECT supervision should be each individual has a mentor and working side by side every minute, not a big room divided into many areas for unlicensed students to work on children for a long time, then a licensed dentist walk around those areas to say hi or stop by any specific student less than 3 minutes. Is it called "direct supervision"? Last year, UCSF billed insurance $1350 for a simple check up and done by a FIRST year dental student WITHOUT direct supervision. The supervisor came in to say hi for less than a minute then left. So $1350 for less than one hour of a first year dental student who didn't have a license? Not only that, the student caused stains on the kid's teeth and said cavity. Then, she quickly took 1 or 2 photos with her personal phone and we found out that they charged $100 for those 1 or 2 photos. Did she ever tell the parents a photo could cost $50-$100? Then the remaining $1250 was for first year dental student's work or for less than 1 minute saying hi of the supervisor who didn't supervise? And what kind of work costs $1250? If they want to lie to say complex work, they would seriously get in bigger trouble because they assigned the unlicensed first year dental student without direct supervision to work on the kid. If they say, simple work, then why $1250 for no license, no experience work? This year, they didn't bill the insurance yet, but again the inexperienced work of another FIRST year student brought up many concerns that at the end of the meeting, she admitted by herself that she is a FIRST year resident and UNLICENSED. And again, no direct supervision. How many kids have been used for UCSF students' experiments with the overpriced charges of the inexperienced and unlicensed work without direct supervision????

First Step Coding has most definitely suffered after COVID-19…read more To start, First Step was recommended to myself and a friend as a great prep class to start learning, however their website always seemed to list incorrect dates and information. When we finally enrolled in a class ($1k charge), the class was cancelled about two weeks prior to start date, 18 days past the deadline to sign up. Seemingly after it was discovered that there weren't enough students to fill the class. The organization and communication were sub-par almost every step of the way and while we were fully refunded after receiving the unexpected email of class cancelation, I can't recommend working with them.

I would like to take coding classes, however, they have not replied my questions and each time I…read morescheduled a call with them, they never called me back.