If you ever decide to start school here ask for Jenna she will make sure the process is smooth she…read morecares about her students and makes sure you are happy

Watch out; there are many hoops you will have to jump through while paying $20,000. Some of the…read moreinstructors put in minimal effort. They unlock a new module over the weekend, but if you are pro-active and complete the quizes or discussion board before your scheduled zoom meetings, you will lose 4 out of the 5 hours of documented homework time. Furthermore, if you call and ask around the office about an issue, there is no guarantee that the will bother to help you. The instructor made an error on the attendance sheet, forgetting to put the time out before submitting it, causing everyone in the class to get 15 minutes of the 5 hours of lab time on their official grades. It was only corrected because I said something, we submitted an amendment form weeks ago, and after following up I was told they are still working on fixing it. Here we are almost a month later and the correct times have not been adjusted. I haven't missed a regularly scheduled zoom meeting with my instructor, I haven't missed a single Lab day, but because my instructor gives students every opportunity to not succeed, I only have partial attendance credit. I get there before my teacher, am always ready to learn and work my hardest , but everytime I ask my teacher what's going on, I am told "It was covered in the syllabus, you should know this." Funny thing is I call the support line for help, use their virtual assistance on their student portal, and nobody seems to know anything. The instructor has even said " I don't know why it's not working, you will have to meet with someone during business hours." My Disappointment of the institution can not be stated enough. DO not go to this school for Electrical Technician training. I was lied to and told there was an Extension Program for on the job training. After signing the payment agreement and asking about the Extension Program again, I was told "actually Electrical Technician DOESN'T have an extension program". I.E. they make it sound fantastic when they want your money, but when you expect the results that a $20,000 program should provide, they fall far short of my expectations.

I can't speak on the education here but the school is beautiful. My son had a lacrosse game here…read moreand I was amazed. Field was nice, bathrooms were clean. Turf was nice. No complaints here and we beat them. Thank you Bishop Gorman.

Three years in and could not ask for a better high school experience for our kids. Incredible…read moreteachers, supportive counselors, beautiful campus and respectful student body. Curriculum is tough, but not unreasonable and most importantly, they teach kids about accountability, which sets them up for success for the rest of their lives.

Took an online class here at University of Phoenix and had a great experience from enrollment to…read morethe actual class to ending the class. They really care about the students they check in with you to make sure everything is okay. Application process was super quick and easy I just had to submit my transcripts and I was good to go. If I need to take another class in the future I will definitely keep them in mind.

This college was great for the first few classes and months . Until i recieved a teacher that was…read moreabsolutely terrible and so i dropped this class . After dropping this class they told me i could no longer attend the school using my GI bill because too many of their students were already attending the school using the GI bill . So basically either pay out of pocket or find another school is how they put it . Exactly put : We were notified today that you are not eligible to use your VA benefits for your next course currently scheduled to begin on MTH/215 at the Las Vegas location. Federal regulations prohibit the payment of VA educational benefits in the event a student enrolls in or re-enters an educational program at a location in which more than 85 percent of the students in the program at that location are using VA educational benefits. The program and campus you attend has exceeded that 85% threshold So after advice from the "Acedemic counselor " to drop the course do to the issues in my class i was sent this letter .

I got to visit the Engineering building at UNLV as an International student. Today, I am a senior…read morein computer science and I'll be graduating on May 2018. It's not clear how I got here, but it's obviously clear that I put a lot of effort to be here. As an immigrant, I came to the US with one thing in mind: "learn English". But today, I not only speak English, but also Spanish and I have gotten to make friends and accomplish lots of things here. UNLV have played a major rule in my education and the college of engineering too. In special, I would like to thank all the staff that works here, my engineering advisor Jaime, who is an amazing person! He not only guided me with my schedule, but also helped me getting my first real job! I'm extremely happy with the opportunity that I have and for knowing that I can count on the college of engineering to help me finding a job in the future! Thank you very much UNLV staff and students for being so wonderful with me. I'm just a humble Brazilian immigrant who is on a rampage towards the true American dream!

I am a computer science major at UNLV and I absolutely love the faculty, facilities and curriculum!…read moreThe sophomore and junior years are the most difficult of the degree, but it is doable! UNLV

UNLV is a commuter school, this we know, but the Harrah's Hotel College is number 2 in the world…read morefor good reason and a good sense of community. I graduated from here years ago for event management, and it was a great academic & fun learning environment. We take our hospitality seriously!! Now attending a meal here at the a pop up restaurant "Southern Belles & Beau" the group project of soon-to-be grads finishing their capstone, I found out that they are still serious about their hospitality! Keep up the good work fellow hotel college Rebels~

I spoke to the DRC regarding possible accommodations for anxiety. They were very understanding and…read moregave some good suggestions. The paperwork requires a doctor/medical professional to fill out information. I'm more in a gray area and my doctor was hesitant to complete the form. I do know there is testing on campus with The Practice, which I've used for family members. I think in my situation, it was specific issues within the classes/program that increased my anxiety. It's worth having a consultation with the DRC though if you think services may benefit. School can be stressful and getting some extra support is always nice.

Sure they can provide you accommodations. But overall i have had bad experiences with multiple…read morestaff members. I've been told by three separate staff that I need to act like an adult. I have autism, anxiety, panic attacks, and dissociative identity disorder. All of which can make it difficult to stay composed under stress. In my experience the staff don't know the appropriate way to handle a panicking/overly anxious student. This office is supposed to be a safe place but it definitely doesn't feel that way.

NYS League- Flag Football Field Spring Season- 2026…read moreSaturday- 2 pm game- 5/16/26 Vs the Rattlesnakes The field was not as filled as it usually is, typically. Hubby told me that many of the games were at McCarran Marketplace Park, too. Finally, the team returned to this field to play their final game of the Season. Thanks to Scott for securing this field for us. Beautiful Day, windy at times, but appreciate the trees for Shade during this early summer day. It was a good turnout. Both sides were under the trees. Many trash cans are on the Field. Two parking lots are available. There are usually may other things commencing at the School, so the front one is usually packed. We parked in the back parking lot, for buses, since we would be closer to the Field where our boys were playing.

Great school I go there for 6th grade Mrs.Barleta is my favorite teacher! I have such a good time…read morethere it's one of my favorite places in the home world besides my room! The lunch is great and the prices are fair. The staff is friendly but sometimes the front office can be a bit rushed. Over all a pretty good school

I start my classes on August 3rd so I haven't attended any classes just yet but so far Daisy from…read moreFinancial aid has been so helpful and very patient with me through my process. I was struggling in the beginning and very anxious trying to figure everything out but she walked me through different options and gave me great advice on how I should move forward. It's very hard communicating through emails/texts and she made it a priority to schedule me as soon as possible to speak with her to get all my questions answered!

I haven't attended any of the classes just yet, but after talking to many other schools & other…read moreschools process NP college seems like a dream come true. There sign up process doesn't seem as rigorous. (Process may change. This review is being written after being freshly open in Vegas.) You just have to pass the wonderlic exam. They provide laptops if needed. You only have to deal with one class at a time! each class is about 2-6 weeks long. it's mainly online instruction, Mon-fri for four hours. Theyre working on three different class schedules that YOU CAN CHOOSE! classes are uploaded online, in case if you miss it. What really sold me, was the fact that it's one class at a time! After speaking with admissions, you are allowed to speak with FAFSA!!!!!!!! You DONT have to wait till you get accepted. (Some colleges are like that. *cough* pima *cough*. )Another pro, is that this school focuses on human body imaging programs, mainly. Just sucks how they didn't bring over the sonography program to Vegas! But Molina does a really good job at being patient with the students. (This is only for the onboarding process, not the actual school instruction.) This school has a lot of pros, & I hope they never change throughout there time in Vegas as they gain popularity.