I have never stayed in the hotel, but I have attended a variety of conferences here at the Georgia…read moreCenter. The highs: -Really comfortable chairs, particularly in the auditorium. -Tasty snacks during breaks, particularly the little Mayfield ice cream freezer and the trail mix bar. -Big fridges filled with Coca Cola products and bottled water outside at all times. -Great A/V staff who keep presentations running smoothly. -Dedicated registration area where hotel staff manages the nametag and agenda distribution. -The Center is a hotel so you can stay overnight on the same property. -Plenty of parking is immediately adjacent to the Center. The lows: -Really nasty hot food. The plated and buffet lunches I've had were both downright disgusting. Whether it was ham in a mysterious pineapple sauce with maraschino cherries or hacked up chicken in a cornstarch-thickened "mushroom" sauce, all the entrees were questionable at best. -ALWAYS out of Diet Coke in the aforementioned drink fridges. They would have regular coke, coke zero, and caffeine free diet coke, but you had to beg to get a plain ole diet coke. -Confusing layout. The main auditorium can seat about 300, but the breakout rooms are spread all around the property and the signage is confusing at best. I always look forward to conferences here at the Georgia Center, mainly because it's a good excuse to come to Athens, not because this particularly venue is anything special.

Very nice hotel located centrally on campus. Most likely business is generated during football…read moreseason as it's just a short walk to Sanford Stadium. My room was the right size for my needs. Plenty of towels and hot water and plenty of channel options on the television (six channels of HBO). I even received a call from the front desk to ensure that my room as in order and if I had any needs. That's good customer service from my perspective. It's definitely not a five-star hotel but is as clean as it gets. Only issue I had was when I took a shower the knob to switch between the faucet and shower wouldn't stay so I would get the mid-range pressure problem. other than it. Dinner can be purchased at The Savannah Room and breakfast in the Dawg Lounge for reasonable prices. In general I was impressed with their choices but the bacon was pretty sub-standard (way too salty which denotes low-quality bacon).

I will admit, this is my client so I am biased! So the…read morerating isn't my normal critique of food or aviance. The rating is for the building, the mission and staff. Bathrooms and rooms are nice and clean. Whatever they use as their airfreshners are awesome and I want it for my house! The folks that work at the Board of Regents are super nice and smart. This organization is the governing body for the University System of GA, representing over 20 schools through out the state. They have a sister organization called SRS that provides a value add for their schools with competitively priced software agreements and peripherals.

As a realtor I understand just how important it is to be prepared to protect yourself. I have…read morecarried a stun-flashlight for years just as a precaution. I highly recommend attending one of Carissa's classes to learn tips for self protection and what protection devices are available, even if it is just a personal alarm. The best defense is to be prepared.

I highly recommend this cme for all physicians looking for training because it is taught by a…read morephysician (very rare) and recommends only FDA approved indications/treatment options. I appreciate his approach in discussing the clinical data and recommendations on treatments aimed at efficacy - not for the sole purpose of extracting every last cent out of a client. I know it is a business in the end but most of what others recommend take s only into account maximizing profits without regard for true efficacy. As a physician, we are trained to recommend and provide treatments that are safe and efficacious above all else. Making money is secondary when treating real human beings. Thank you Dr. Zango!

The absolutely best training by far!!! Small class feels like you're 1:1. Dr Z thoroughly explains…read moreeach procedure and answers all questions participants have. The online portion is detailed with a post test that really test your knowledge. This wasn't my first course but definitely the course I would highly recommended to those wanting to enter into aesthetics!

University Of North Georgia Testing Center located off-campus in College Square Shopping Center,…read moreSuite 176. Neighboring stores include: Ollies, Aldi and Dorks. Using GPS: navigate to Firehouse Subs, Oakwood, GA. Turn in at the light and go to the opposite end of the shopping center. We're on the other side of Tractor Supply at the very end. During the check-in process, after storing all non-permitted items in a locker, staff will inspect any and all eyeglasses, permitted jewelry and other accessories to look for electronic devices/cameras that could be a security threat in protecting the integrity of content of exams administered. They offer appointment based testing only.

If you're considering in sending an email, message, or booking an appointment with the Acceptance…read moreLab, do it! Highly encourage it! Grace was absolutely helpful with her information and you can tell she is devoted to ensuring your questions and needs are addressed. She takes her time in explaining and creates a welcoming environment that allows you to feel at ease when asking questions. If you develop further questions after sitting down with her, she is totally open to answer them too! She is incredibly supportive, kind, and knowledgeable with the information she provides for pre-vet undergrad and graduate school. My experience with her has been such a positive, helpful, and lovely experience. I was so lost in my pre-vet journey, and after an appointment with her, it made everything about the process so much clearer! She gave detailed feedback and direction based on your individual needs and experience. Absolutely recommend for anyone looking for some supportive guidance and detailed information!!

This school is so hit and miss. The equipment can be from the 70's or brand new. It gives you good…read moreexperience, but when you're just starting out its very difficult to remember all of the variations on top of the general knowledge required. This facility is really nice.

They really try their hardest considering the limited resources they have. They have a zero…read moretolerance for bullying. The special needs department is good as long as you stay on top of them. My child has truly thrived at this school.