Ms. Cheryl packs a lot of information in a short amount of time while making learning fun. If a…read moreperson comes to class everyday and listens to Ms. Cheryl..... the test to become a CNA should be no problem. I did study a lot on my own but Ms. Cheryl gives her students everything they need to know how to pass the test. I met a lot of great people too. Give it a try. Best learning experience for the time and money.

Just completed my 10 day CNA class and it was a great experience. Ms. Cheryl was amazing. She's…read morevery knowledgeable, and her teaching style is very thorough. I highly recommend Wings, and can't wait to return for my CMA class!

I used I Will Academy while I was taking Statistics 2 course in college and was struggling with the…read morecurriculum. I got to work with Cody and he was able to break down the material and make it simple for me to understand and even showed me how to utilize some additional tools within Excel. I appreciate his patience and the knowledge he brought to the table! It truly made learning Stats more fun.

My thirteen year old grandson fell and broke his arm and they were amazing. They gave him great…read morecare, took care of his pain, and gave him amazing attention. If you are injured in Tulsa, this is the place to go.

I'm not even a science student and this is my favorite building on campus. It's SO pretty! Granted,…read moreit's probably the newest one too but still, I love the design! The HRC is a state-of-the-art research, development, testing and education center. It's one of the projects of Tulsa for vision 2025 (1 penny, 13 year increase in sales tax for economic development and capital improvement). I have friends that are in the college of engineering, architecture and technology so I visit them every chance I get. There are common areas obviously but to get into the labs, you need special access. I was given a tour and they're amazing!

I live in Missouri, and just took a first aid/CPR class that was a blended learning course. My…read moreinstructor, Jessica, was absolutely amazing, and did really good at explaining how to do different things when it came to CPR, which is something that I found helpful due to the fact that visually impaired and need things to be as descriptive as possible.

Osha was a STELLAR Instructor. He is confident and relaxed,…read morebut thorough. When you can relax, you can absorb information better. Osha, don't change a thing. YOU ROCK!

Well there is not much one can say about a medical school and not sound biased, but I am 100% sure…read morethat I made the right decision in choosing OSU-CHS as my home away from home for the past three years! Our school is constantly looking for areas to improve upon, and maintains a forward thinking attitude when it comes to expansion and programs offered! Everyone is very friendly and welcoming, and I highly suggest anyone to come and take a tour or talk with our student services department if you are considering taking the big step and applying to medical school! We have the best recruitment staff ever, (Lindsey Kirkpatrick is the director) and they will be more than willing to answer any questions you may have!

Best private school in the area for Security/Law Enforcement. I have taken several classes with the…read moreKenedys over the years. Starting in 2010, Ive taken every certification they have offered, and my SDA License. The other review on here, I was present for the range day they describe. They are bellyaching and hamming it up because they don't actually understand structure and discipline. Yes is was a rain filled miserable day, but you could have checked the weather. You were told exactly what to expect two days prior to the range day (and the ammunition part was in the syllabus and on the website when you signed up for the class.) Everyone was treated with the appropriate amount of respect for their actions. If the 18 year old kids were cutting up, they did get called out on it. These instructors did everything they could to create a mature and safe environment to let everyone test for their firearms licenses. 10/10 would recommend to other folks (and have done so) Allen H.

One word: UNPROFESSIONAL! If you want a quick class that is CLEET approved to obtain your license,…read morethen this is a place you can receive that. The content is taught and what will be on the State Exam is made clear. This is ran essentially by a Father and Son team, with others that come in and assist. The Son that teaches the classes, especially Phase I and II and the classroom portion of Phase IV, keeps the information interesting with colorful banter and extras. However BEWARE! He can also flip and Become a "drill sergeant" screaming and yelling in your face. His father runs the range portion of Phase IV. This was the most ridiculous and Unprofessional range, class, or whatever you would call it, that has occurred! This old man Literally SCREAMS at the top of his lungs at people for any little thing that he does not like. You are NOT allowed to think at all the entire day. If you think for yourself he flips out on you and screams, yells, and degrades you in front of EVERYONE! They literally treat you worse than a private in the military going through basic training. My experience? It was pouring rain and freezing. The day before when we received our instructions, the son stated that it may be raining so we should bring ALL gear that could possibly be needed for any type of inclement weather and put in our car just to be prepared. The OLD MAN does not allow cell phones on your person, your gear or anything. Or allow you to give anyone a phone number for emergencies, or allow you to tell anyone your exact location. So if you have an emergency that people need to contact you, or could, this is not the class for you. So, when we got there it was a nice temperature and not raining. We got to the range at 8am and they BS'd and did nothing but yell and scream randomly at people, until 10 am and THEN started to move people through to start shooting. In that time prior, it had started to rain and the temperature dropped significantly. The Old man would not allow ANYONE to go to their vehicles to retrieve any items that they did not bring out on the range with them. They would not allow us to sit under the porch thing that was there and forced us to stand out in the pouring rain the entire day, while this Old Man sat inside with a tv, heater, and a crock pot of food. Some people didn't have a coat or anything and were shivering and in the pouring rain and the brave ones that asked to go to get their things received a horrific public lashing and then everyone was screamed at that we were not allowed to come under the porch or get anything from our vehicles. You had to ask to even use the bathroom. They have job corp kids that came through and #1 they were treated like absolute dirt. Normal paying people were treated like we were substandard people that did not deserve to even be in this old mans presence, but the job corp kids were treated in a disgraceful manner that I would not even wish on my worst enemy. They put out this info that if you use their weapons you have to provide them with ammunition for them and if you use your personal weapon you must bring your own ammo. The Job Corp people did not have any ammo with them. Then when you get there with your personal ammo even when you have your personal weapon, they make you put it out and you have to let anyone use your ammo and you end up using whatever ammo is laid out. I understand safety on a range is extremely important. I understand that some people that go through this class have never shot a weapon before, but to treat people the way that occurred is completely unacceptable and these people need some form of punishment for this. And you say, "oh well stand up for yourself and don't take it" right? WRONG! They are a private institution, they think they can do whatever they want and if you have an issue? They, as a private institution, have the right to tell you to leave immediately, they make you aware of this and state that they will fail you and you will NOT be given a refund or your ammunition back. As well as any ammo not used of yours that you brought, you don't get that back either. So, if you want to be treated as a substandard human being that does not have the right to even be in these Instructors presence, to be degraded, humiliated, screamed at, and pay a substantial amount of money for it? Then this is the place for you. CLEET should revoke their authorization of this place because disgraces the security profession and gives CLEET a bad name!

The Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP) is a national network of free, open-enrollment,…read morecollege-preparatory, public charter schools in underserved communities across the US. I first got involved with them in Houston, where it was founded back in 1994. When I moved to Tulsa and was looking for opportunities to get more involved in the community, I was thrilled to find KIPP here. Their mission is to create a classroom that helps children develop the knowledge, skills, character, and habits necessary to succeed in college and build a better tomorrow for their communities. KIPP Tulsa College Preparatory opened in 2005 and is located in north Tulsa. The program now serves more than 320 students in the 5th through 8th grade. The average 5th grader enrolls at KIPP Tulsa 2 to 3 grade levels behind in math and reading. It is their mission not only to catch its students up to grade level but to prepare them for success in high school and college as well. Teachers customize curriculum that focuses on the necessary remediation and higher order thinking processes. This ensures that all students are challenged to reach their full intellectual potential, and that every student is equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in college and in life.