I really enjoy the cleaning here. Dr. Tran is very personable. Shyann and Madison helps me a lot…read morewith my insurance.

There is a wonderful dining hall in this building. I was on campus and decided to give it a go. The…read moreseating area was contemporary, clean, and spacious. I ordered a salmon hummus bowl. The salmon was sweet and tender. There was plenty of quinoa that worked well with the red pepper hummus. The meal was on a bit on the pricey. Parking was also a little difficult to find.

RRH is one of the nicest buildings on UT Austin's campus. I've attended multiple lectures here, on…read moretopics from demography to philosophy and law. There are lots of chairs and outlets, and multiple balconies, making it a great indoor or outdoor study spot. It has been quiet every time I've been there. Note that the back door (facing Guadalupe street) is normally locked, so visitors should go around to the front.

Stephen Smith was our instructor back in 2015. EXCELLENT! I will be auditing the course shortly…read morewith my daughter and son in law getting their certification

This class completely exceeded my expectations…read more I took the class alone. My significant other got his CHL from another instructor earlier this year, so I was on my own. I couldn't find anything to fit into my hectic schedule, so I simply picked a class that fit into my schedule that weekend. I was really nervous when I showed up. I REALLY lucked out. Stephen was great. I was dreading an all day class of stuffy and boring material. I wasn't bored and was engaged the whole entire time. I learned a great deal and the class was excellent. Highly recommended. His teaching methods really got the material to stick in my head (which is hard for me usually). I also enjoyed side conversations about the subject matter during the breaks. He also really got me thinking about things i've never thought about before. I have a great deal of homework, planning, and further education I need to work on! I will be back to take other classes for sure! I am so glad that I took my CHL class with them and not another instructor.

They are Accredited and all the professors work in the healthcare field (which means there are…read moreamazing networking opportunities for seeking employment). Students get their own adviser who is always available to help throughout their enrollment at school. A great program for young adults-more mature adults that can not commit to traditional school hours due to other obligations. My sister really worked hard while attending NAU. After graduation she was offered a great MA position and has been excelling ever since. That was a year ago!! She's enjoying her new home and is very blessed. Oh and she's able to loan me a few $$ if I need her too. ;)

Staff here is friendly and the teachers really care about there students here. The facility stays…read morekept up and clean most of the time.

Rude! I apologized for being late to the consultation, I had twisted my ankle and was waiting at…read moreurgent care. She reminded about the session since it had slipped my mind. I went to sit in my car to joint the meeting as soon as I realized. We spoke about what my concerns and what I was looking for and my partner did come to interrupt me for my id to finishing filling out paperwork. I apologized for the interruption and she asked if I wanted to continue. I said yes and we finished up with her saying she would send intake form. She didn't send intake forms, I emailed her and again apologized for that day and asked for next steps. In her response she mentioned again how I need to find distraction free space for sessions and that if I was late or had to cancel last minute she would charge..... which she hardly ever had to do. Which I understand I was late and was distracted. I filled out forms and got a email tonight that made me seek other options. I'm not sure why you would want to speak to a paying client in such a condescending way. Pleaseeee find service elsewhere! Emails are attached below.

Cheryl is an invaluable resource. She is sincere in her desire to help and truly cares. She is the…read moreconsummate professional, very respectful and an amazing listener. She has an incredibly calming presence which is important when you're dealing with two (frazzled!) working parents trying to juggle it all. We are much more organized and have a significantly better handle on our household than before. We will definitely continue to use her counseling services as issues evolve and our needs change. We absolutely love Cheryl and consider her to be the mayor in our village!

Did you know that there is a bona fide medical school in downtown Austin? It's a fairly recent…read moredevelopment thanks to a quite generous endowment by Michael & Susan Dell, plus a hefty investment by taxpayers in Austin and Travis County, and then the whole of Texas (if you include taxes paid to support our public state university systems). Dell Medical School (DMS) is part of the University of Texas at Austin and is co-located for the most part with the Dell Seton Medical Center (the replacement for our former public hospital, Brackenridge) near the Frank Erwin Center (aka "The Drum"). The institution describes itself as an unprecedented community partnership with no historical baggage and the freedom to innovate to perform its mission "to revolutionize the way people get and stay healthy in ways that make Austin a model healthy city." Even if you're not a current/potential med school student or a patient (learn about the clinic here: https://uthealthaustin.org/about-utha) in the associated health district facilities, there are some points of interest if you're in the area: #1: Public artwork You can drop by to view (or Instagram) Michael Quinn's beautiful Spiral of the Galaxy sculpture https://landmarks.utexas.edu/artwork/spiral-galaxy in the Health Learning Building (HLB) courtyard or go inside to see Ann Hamilton's foggy & diverse O N E E V E R Y O N E portrait series, https://landmarks.utexas.edu/artwork/oneeveryone. #2: Nourish Cafe (1st floor of HLB, west side) A quick, fresh & healthy bite or beverage (including coffee and juice) at college student prices - not bad! Seasonal salads, soups, sandwiches, baked and grilled items prepared by Flik Hospitality are efficiently served via cafeteria-style tray-line, and you can dine in the sunny indoor dining area or outside in the tree-shaded courtyard. A few packaged snacks and bottled drinks are available for carry-out, too. Open Mon-Fri 7:30a - 10a (coffee & breakfast tacos); 11:30a - 1:30p (full lunch bar). #3: Live music performances & other public arts events Concerts occur outdoors & indoors at different times throughout the year, such as the April "Sound in Sculpture" event near the conch sculpture in the plaza. Check the DMS calendar for the next one here: https://dellmed.utexas.edu/events . There's also a cool free & open to the public event series called "Arts and Medicine" held in partnership with the Medical Center next door: https://www.seton.net/classes/community-classes/arts-and-medicine/ #4: Rooftop garden An 11,000-square foot succulent-and-wildflower garden installed through a partnership between the UT, the Dell Seton Medical Center and the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center. Okay, this is technically on top of the Med Center garage roof, but it's visible from the DMS' Health Transformation Building and is such a cool feature! Learn more here: https://www.wildflower.org/project/dell-medical-school-green-roof

Dr. Cristal Brown is the most compassionate, attentive doctor I've ever had the pleasure of…read morespeaking to. When my mother's health started to decline, Dr. Brown's guidance was immeasurably helpful. She sat with my mother and I for over an hour, patiently explaining our options, test results, and her thought process about how to proceed. We'll be polite and call my mom "stubborn", but Dr. Brown handled her with care and grace. At no point did we feel like we were being rushed or pressured, she had clearly done her homework before sitting down to speak with us, and it really felt like we were having a long conversation with a caring friend. Dr. Brown is a huge asset to both Dell Medical school, and the medical community at large.

I was looking for a career change when I was thinking about selling my small business. I decided on…read moretaking the 10 week online data analysis course. These courses might be great for someone who has their company paying for it but to me they're extremely overpriced if you're footing the bill and looking for a career change of any kind. Goes way too fast and it's just not likely for a 10 week course coming from no experience to become proficient enough to get a decent job in the field. The "advisor" told me no experience was necessary and the "front desk girl just finished that course and got a job". To me it feels like a lot of the for profit schools that tell you all you can do and charge a ton. There are basically free sites/courses that can teach you the same thing. I messed up and I accept that which is why I'm leaving this review to help the next guy/girl.

A+ for their Web Development Immersive Class…read more Before coming to General Assembly, I had little to no experience with coding. After 12 weeks of focus and hard work, thanks to GA, I have built a strong foundation for a career in front-end development by gaining exposure to a broad range of technologies. The intructors were fantastic. The experience they bring to the classroom taught us to think like developers by providing just enough guidance to maximize our time in the program while allowing us to struggle through obstacles the right way rather than taking shortcuts. I can honestly say I learned more during those three months than I did in college. Moreover, the outcomes team provided more than enough tools, and networking opportunities to land a job I was excited about. Make no mistake though, you will get out whatever effort you put into this course. Don't sign up if you're not ready to work hard. Beyond providing a hard skillset, this course inspired me to challenge myself and enjoy the learning process again. With each new project comes new puzzles to solve, and with each new language comes new obstacles to conquer and skills to master. On the whole, I'm thrilled to be graduating with the confidence to take on the ever-changing field of web development.