I graduated from GCU yesterday! As an online student, I found the portal easy to use and my…read moreexperience in the College of Education was very positive. I received strong support throughout my journey; from onboarding with Vince to student teaching with Professor Volpe. Even now, I'm continuing to get help with my credential, resume writing, and access to alumni benefits. The only improvements I'd suggest are reducing some of the fees for online students and providing more consistency in academic counselors throughout the program.

Grand Canyon University has been a great experience for me, especially as a working mother. The…read moreclasses are structured in a way that makes them easy to follow and manageable, even with a busy schedule. I never feel overwhelmed, and the layout of the courses makes it easier to stay organized and confident in my progress. What really sets this experience apart is the support system. Dr. Jessica Whiteside has been amazing throughout my journey. She consistently checks in, offers encouragement, and makes sure I feel supported every step of the way. It's rare to have someone who genuinely cares about your success and takes the time to recognize your efforts. Because of both the program structure and the support from staff like Dr. Whiteside, I've been able to stay motivated and continue pushing forward. I would definitely recommend Grand Canyon University to anyone looking for a flexible and supportive learning environment.

This district is a piece of garbage district that does not care about diversity, and does not care…read moreabout students with special needs at all. Staff in the district office (Student Services / Special Ed.) play incessant games with parents and do everything they can to avoid granting an Individual Education Plan or any kind of help or hand up for a student that needs it despite evidence. Also, district staff are patronizing towards parents because they think that their M.Ed. or Ed.D. makes them know everything. What a waste of taxpayer money and a disgusting excuse for a school district.

This review is for the CNA program they offer at PTI. Miss Vera is a very knowledgable instructor…read more(she worked as a nurse and was a Director of Nursing), she breaks things down to simple steps. The owner is awesome who is also very helpful and always happily answered questions I had even after completing the program. The CNA program offered at PTI is accredited through the AZ Board of Nursing which is important when looking for a program. High quality education at an affordable price

To make a long story short, this is the type of experience you don't want to regret missing out on…read more I had gone into the Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy combo class with my instructor Ms. Hedrick and I am so happy that Providence Training Institute has an instructor that actually wants to see you succeed because what you'll learn about Ms. Hedrick is that she has a clear objective of what type of medical assistant needs to come out of you in order to feel successful and she will see what you don't see right away but always pushes us to feel confident in ourselves as well as in our skills. For example, she will work with you hands-on in order to evolve you from that shy girl who was too scared to do injections into actually getting excited when injections needed to be done. Overall, the staff was always so welcoming, it was a very good school to attend especially for the price of the program. P.S. Ms. Hedrick is the G.O.A.T. It'll come down to a point where you'll see it for yourself as her student but for now take my word on it and don't miss out on an amazing instructor because her teaching skills truly cannot be compared and you will notice just how much knowledge you walked away within just such little time being at the program.

I really wanted to have a good experience at this school, but Career Services has been one of the…read morebiggest disappointments. Daniel Coady comes into our classroom almost every day and interrupts our lectures or lab time. I'm paying for my education, and I want to spend that time learning, not having class interrupted over and over. I understand that he's new, and he reminds us of that a lot. Everyone has to start somewhere, but I don't understand why our class has to be interrupted so often. Career Services should be helping students when it's actually time for externships, not taking away from our learning. On top of that, he comes across as rude and always seems upset or irritated. It makes students uncomfortable, and it doesn't create a positive environment. I wish I could work with someone else, but I don't think that would even be an option.

I found this massage school online and after flying in the day before, the hubs and I needed some…read moreTLC. Luckily, they had some appointments available for 1 hr massages for the both of us at the same time. The room is a large room where the tables are separated by curtains, which is fine but the room is a little cold so when you're undressed, you definitely feel the chill. It would be helpful if they had bed warmers to help with clients feeling cold. I felt that my therapist listened to me and asked questions but at the end of my massage, I realized he didn't listen to me completely about what was hurting. I explicitly stated that my lower back, shoulders, and neck were needing work. Unfortunately for me, the student followed the order of what the school teaches completely and didn't deviate, which meant he spent time on my shoulders and lower back, worked on my legs, and completely skipped my neck. I thought maybe the curriculum was different from every other massage I have ever received in my life but as the student walked me out, he told me that he had to skip my neck because he didn't want to be late for the next appointment. I understand being timely but it a client states a specific part is ailing them, focus on that and skip a different body part that isn't hurting them. I understand that this is a school and these are students, but listening to your clients and working out what ails them vs following the order needs to be emphasized.

We got to personalize it a lot, and got to build the box ourselves including cutting and finish it…read moreas well as gluing it together. We had so much fun, it was a great couple activity! When the floral arrangements are done, the box turns into storage. We got to pick out our own knob for the top as well.

Great school and woodworking shop! Took a wooden flower box class and it was amazing. They had all…read morethe tools we needed for the job and did a wonderful job explaining how to cut and assemble everything

Currently enrolled in AAI can honestly say every single person/instructor are extremely kind and…read moresupportive/helpful. Would 10/10 recommend if you or everyone you know is interested in getting into a trade. :))

I donated a vehicle to o the school, and can not get an acknowlegment or even a thank you for my…read moredonation. I have written 3 times asking for one with no response

I am a teacher at North Pointe and am finishing up my 9th year here. I am excited to see the…read morewonderful changes that are on the horizon at our school as we get back to the original mission at North Pointe that includes commitment to building strong academic, arts, and athletic programs, while providing activities that appeal to everyone. North Pointe's faculty is committed to providing instruction that meets the needs of all students. The new administrative team has brought positive changes that were felt immediately across campus , as teachers, students, and families alike felt respected and empowered to get back to what we are good at, educating children. I'm excited to see the "New North Pointe" emerge from the challenges that we've faced. I'm looking forward to an exciting 2019-2020 school year. With the new administrative team, the enthusiastic, dedicated teachers, and fabulous students, 2019-2020 is sure to be the best school year yet!

Tonight we attended the North Pointe Prep's musical theater production of 7 Brides for 7 Brothers…read more It was wonderfully cast and enthusiastically performed. Student actors were talented, student lighting, sound and technical crews were skilled, and the student created sets were beautiful! You could tell that the director taught the students about their craft, and had them fully invested. For parents seeking a school with a strong Theater program for their students, North Pointe is a great option! Well done, Falcon Players!

I truly appreciate this place. I have a toddler and another child in their pre-K class, and every…read moremorning my kids and I are greeted with a cheerful "good morning" as we walk through the door or head to their classrooms. The staff and directors are very kind and make you feel welcomed and cared for. Most importantly, I feel confident that my children are safe here, and they genuinely love their teachers. Mrs. Amber in particular has been phenomenal. She has been incredibly accommodating and understanding when it comes to fees, as well as my children's dietary restrictions. I would definitely recommend their services. The pricing is also very affordable, which is important considering how expensive childcare can be. The only thing I miss from a previous daycare is picture day. That's not an issue with Tots in particular (more of a me thing) it's just that my kids won't sit still, so it was nice having professionals capture those moments. Other than that, I'm very happy with the place I've chosen to care for my children while I'm at work or busy with life.

Don't go there !!! don't take your kids there is not safe the staff will not notify you or let know…read morewhat's happening to your children

0 stars :). This school has not changed since the early 2000s....School is so ghetto PLEASE DO…read moreYOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO NOT ENROLL YOUR KIDS IN THIS SCHOOL. There are weekly fights if not daily. Principal does not care about students & no student will succeed there. They dont offer tutoring for students who struggle. The curriculum is so bad. Ive had 4 family members from 2001-2022 who have disliked the schools energy and have said negative comments on the school. A chingar su madre.

The kids run the school. There is no discipline or support from administration. Bullet holes in the…read morewindows on the east side of the school. Huge classes because of lack of teachers. Many teachers just have a HS educations. The teachers feel more like prison guards than teachers. Teachers are lucky if they last a year. The good teachers get booted out. The students have a vendetta against the teachers. They want to get the teachers fired or make them quit. The district administration always takes the side of the students. There is no learning going on. Parents are verbally abusive and feel entitled. If you love your kids, put them in charter schools. Stay away from GESD. And if you are considering a job there, talk to a teacher who works there. Teachers who quit before their contract expires are fined $2,500 and risk losing their license. On a positive note, covered parking is across the street. Great restaurants are within walking distance. School has a gym. Classrooms are large.