Paula was a great instructor, provided adequate information needed for a good refresher course on…read moreBLS/CPR.

Mr. Alan is absolute the best firearm instructor, so knowledgeable and best also in repairing…read morefirearms. He is so patient and easily calms a new student's nerves with their new firearm. 5 from Dana Coy. He also has plenty of firearms and ammo on hand.

I needed to renew my CPR certification and this was a wonderful find! The facility offers many…read morevarieties of courses and is easily located near Kye's in Clarksville. I had an online portion of the class and then a skills check in person. Tony, my instructor, is a phenomenal teacher and really made things make sense! I'm an educator and not in the health field industry but I now feel confident in basic CPR/AED/Heimlich.

Kaylie S did a wonderful job cutting my hair. I certainly will return…read more she is at the hurstborne location.

I used to love this place, I really did- but in the past year the service has really gone down the…read moredrain. I used to love getting my hair done here, the students were fun to talk to and good at what they did- they had a desire to learn, but lately they've been replaced with people who aren't good at what they do. Before this year I had never had a bad experience with my hair being cut/dyed here, until one student was cutting my dead-ends off, and accidentally cut off three inches. All I heard was 'oops', and now my hair is the shortest it's ever been. I had to go to the Clarksville location to get it fixed. I definitely prefer the Clarksville location over this one, now- but they both have outstanding prices. It's only $5 to get your hair cut, and $10 to get it cut and styled. I paid only $100 to get my hair professionally dyed here, instead of the $250 I was quoted at another salon over in Louisville.

I got my hair dyed and it was awesome and I will be back! Manda was great to me and I love my…read morehair!! The price was perfect and I love that I don't have to sacrifice quality for great service to get what I want.

Great barber shop for a walk-in haircut that is cheap. As many other reviews mention, your quality…read moreof haircut will be a hit or miss depending on the students ability, but the instructor verifies your haircut before you leave. I would absolutely come here again, can't beat $7 unless you're out there measuring your hair to the millimeter.

Great experience, they are great at helping anxious new drivers feel comfortable and at ease…read more Cannot recommend them enough.

My daughter returned in tears. She said it was apparent that instructor did not want to be there…read more No patience. For $160 dollars, I expected better. Not returning

I found Ideal Beauty Academy through Groupon and purchased their 60 min signature facial. This was…read moredefined as the student evaluating your skin for dry and oily areas, then selecting products to best hydrate and brighten it. The hours for the academy are somewhat limited if you work first shift. I believe their last available appointment is 3p. I booked my service for 2p and while it was an hour for the facial (per the Groupon), I didn't leave before 1.5 hrs. This is fairly common for a service at beauty school so prepare accordingly. The students need additional time to ask questions and have check ins with their instructor. I enjoyed my facial and felt that I learned a lot about my skin and its condition. If you've not experienced a facial it includes exfoliation, serums and masks. While the mask is setting you also receive an arm / hand massage. My skin felt great and I looked refreshed. The redness on my cheeks was also calmer. The academy itself is simple. A check in desk and classroom on the first floor, and upstairs another classroom setting with a few rooms for facials and other services. The tables are basic, more similar to a medial or massage table than a cushioned one you'd find at a salon; however, I wasn't uncomfortable. You'll also experience sounds around you as others come into the room for supplies or the next customer is only divided by a curtain. Again, part of the experience attending a teaching academy. As long as you hold the correct expectations you won't be disappointed.

I recently redeemed a Groupon for a 60 minute facial. This is a beauty school so I didn't come with…read morehigh expectations. The facility is a little dated, more so upstairs where the facial took place. This isn't a big deal to me but does detract from the ambience of a spa service. Everyone I encountered was polite and friendly. Although it was mentioned to me that service prices had increased since the purchase of my Groupon but they would "honor it anyway"...uh yeah...you better, that's kinda how that works.... My aesthetician cleaned and surveyed my skin. She called in her professor to indicate her plan of action. She then suggested I upgrade to a better line of products for an additional $15. Although my gut told me it wasn't worth it, I agreed any ways. I particularly hate being put on the spot like that. She told me that she needed to get the supplies and was gone for quite a while. When she returned I assume I was given a mask, cleaned and then maybe given a moisturizer. None of this was well explained to me. The actual time she spent on my facial was probably closer to 30-40 minutes, given the waits in between (going to get professor, going to get supplies) I haven't had many facials but the ones I have had have always included some kind of extraction or serious exfoliation. This one did not. It was mostly just her massaging and wiping products off my face. There was also no recommendations or follow up care provided. I tipped 20% on the full amount, which I consider generous given that it was a student/school situation and I wasn't super thrilled. I'm not sure the aesthetician even thanked me. For the quality of service and the cost I ended up paying, I will try a different spot for my beauty service needs.

I am a student here and I am having a fantastic time. Graduate school is really a lot of work but…read morethe Seminary works really hard to provide the students with support and human care while enrolled. I already have a graduate degree so this isn't my first time in "even higher Ed" but this is my first time in such a gentle community of scholars and feeling really supported not just by the faculty of the school but the professional staff as well. As a student I have not only enjoyed great classes but my internship opportunities have been fruitful as well. There are extra lectures that are open to the community, opportunities to provide public, AND because it is Presbyterian everyone is welcome to attend and participate fully but also there are committees where you get to frequently use Robert's Rules of Order. So many committees, so many motions. The Seminary also features a counseling center where you can recieve low-cost therapy for yourself or your family, couple, etc. This is a chill Jesus type of Christian institution and there are several students who are not Presbyterian (I'm not) and even students who don't practice a form of Christianity. These are the most earnest and sincere people I have ever studied or worked with. If you're looking for angry Jesus, he's across the street.

I stayed at a conference on the grounds of the Louisville seminary. While I was a bit hesitant…read more(was it going to be a dorm?), I was really surprised at the very professional accommodations, and the amenities for the room and the common areas (good wifi, coffee, cable tv, the important things). My room was very clean and spacious. It took me a while to find the business center; they had two computers with a printer, but i couldn't get online. The grounds and the locale were particularly impressive, reflective of a very affluent "Kentucky" neighborhood: old trees, endless manicured lawns, a golf course nearby. Considering the political reputation of KY, and the notoriety of a neighboring Southern Baptist Seminary, I was somewhat hesitant about excessive rules or a dominant religiously evangelistic culture, but I thought this location had a good balance, lots of opportunties for spiritual reflection and practice, but not an oppressive expectation of uniformity. Finally, we had breakfast at the school cafeteria, and while it was quiet and typical of a buffet/cafeteria, the grits, casserole, and and eggs and ham were quite adequate. The fruit seemed sort of generic... I would have preferred peaches, pears, etc., that I assume would be plentiful in the autumn, in the south!