The Pharmacy Assistant Course was terrible. The instructor did not even know the course material or…read moresyllabus. The course material was from a New Jersey based company. I paid the 1,200$ for the course through a payment plan (three installment) that was tied to the New Jersey company that provided the course materials. When I tried to withdraw from the course after the first two sessions, it became a whole story from the CR administration with the New Jersey Company, and like a fool, I complied and stayed in hoping that it would come right. I should have absolutely gotten out of this class and cancelled payment to these crooks. My expectations were based on previous courses that I had taken through the CR Community and economic development program. I had taken both professional and recreational courses and had gained from them both. The previous course that I'd taken included the certification and the testing to get into the career. The Pharmacy assistant course did not, and to make matters worse, to take the test for National certification, I will have to travel to Santa Rosa or Redding. To be fair about it, I should have checked all of these things before I enrolled. The cost of this course far exceeded any benefit, especially considering that it is not necessary to complete a credited Pharm. Tech program to take the National exam. I figure that I could have followed the advice of a friend and done this online and saved myself a considerable amount of money. I did meet some good people though the course, and in ways, I have to be responsible for my own lack of discretion based on the trust that I had for the CR Community and Economic Dev. Program. I would not say to not take any courses from this group, but I would absolutely not recommend the Pharmacy Tech. program, and to be much more scrupulous and cautious if you to consider taking any class from , not only the Economic and Development program in Downtown Eureka, but any College of the Redwoods class or course. From my experience that I tried to describe above, I question the institutional integrity of College of the Redwoods. It's not usually my style to chime in on this type of format, but I feel that it would be morally wrong not to warn people of the recent experience that I had at CR Community Education and Economic Development Program.

From the owner: Community & Economic Development courses are not-for-credit classes offered in addition to the…read moreCollege's academic program. The program is a self-supporting entity of College of the Redwoods. The courses are presented for your lifelong learning and enjoyment. Two Areas Served by Community & Economic Development . . . 1) Business and Professional Training Program -- responds to the needs of the business community by providing job-related seminars and customized training. 2) Community Education -- provides activities which include vocational courses and special events. Classes Offered by Community & Economic Development . . . *Take place in stimulating and friendly learning environments throughout Humboldt County. *Are taught by experts who bring practical hands-on experience to the classroom. *Do not require admission to the College as a regular student. *Tend to be evening classes and multi-hour workshops do not involve exams or grades.

I attend CR and I have to say we've had our problems. Mainly, they don't offer the classes that I…read moreneed when I need them making it essentially impossible to finish my degree. I've had to go to other resources; taking online classes from other colleges and then transferring credits. They also closed all their sites except the main one. They are constantly doing construction.....but have no money to keep the other (in my opinion also better) sites open so people can actually go to college? Ridiculous. I've met some amazing teachers that I'm thankful for, but someone working in Administration needs to get it together more. I would suggest calling Shasta College in Redding and talking to their Dean about how he has helped that college to avoid financial crisis. Perhaps he started by not spending so much money doing construction but instead saving it? Yeah, you might learn a thing or two.

A horrible school they say their times are open in the financial office from 11 AM to 4 PM although…read moreI have shown up at 11:30 a month before the school is about to start no one there to help and no one's working either update your signs or put a sign that lets people know that I spent time and gas to go there all the way on the other side of town just for them to not to be open and for me to still not have my FAFSA

Heather and Lynette teamed up to give me the best haircut I have had in years. You have to have…read moretime to devote. It is so worth it and enjoyable. You won't be in and out in an hour, but it is so comfortable and enjoyable, like a mini spa day.

There is a Facialist at the school now, ALI ,…read more who is amazing. She is generous, humble, very pretty! and excellent at her work. She may be done with school at the end of summer . So relaxing . A hack: take an hour long walk first, then go. It really makes that table feel like a cloud.

Some idiot driver for this company was on his cell phone almost caused a collision with me and…read morerealized i caught him red handed, so like an idiot he is he abruptly slammed his brakes in front of me causing me to almost rear end him so he can turn of the road into a dirt turnout that says "no stopping anytime" so he can continue his phone call. Does this sound like an instructor you want teaching your kids?

Three months ago: I'm scared. I'm anxious. I don't think I…read moreunderstand driving, and that sucks. Now: I just received my license today. March 6 2020. Oh my gosh I did it. How did I change and overcome my fear? I was in the care of the Eureka Driving School, my instructor was Larry and he taught me that being calm and collected within myself was important. I was taught the mechanics of driving within small scenarios on the streets of Eureka (which was my biggest issue) then he would take me on long drives which helped my nerves. The sights and the repetitive motion of handling the car allowed me to become more comfortable in what I was doing. Trust me. Once your naturally readjusting your speed and checking your mirrors, then more focus on the road is offered which puts you in more control of the situation. Always know as well that your instructor is there to help and guide you. When it came to the drivers test. I had a previous prep which I highly recommend for everyone because it's sort of a sneak peak. For the confidence and support of Larry to be there for me from the start and finish. So I passed! I wouldn't have done so if it wasn't for the kind and respectable Eureka driving school so parents, if you want your children to be in a safe environment and learn how to drive instead of learning to do loops in the parking lot then this is the place for you. Everyone else, look into these lessons. It's worth the pay and your time, I assure you.

They have great service and great communication. They…read moreactually called us back immediately and great help. Personable and offered our son a great experience. Scott Hammond Good Neighbor

Gave good advice when it came to driving skill, however the office space is quite messy and…read morehonestly unpleasant. Also, on multiple occasions the instructor said racially offensive things that made me uncomfortable as a native person. Gets the job done for driving, but overall, an unenjoyable experience.

The shop wasn't clean. I walked in and a dog barked at me, but it was quickly put away. I would…read morehave been way more comfortable if the place was in order, but that said, I got the best haircut I've ever had, hands down. Now that I've tried and failed at other places for a fade, I am considering going back. Just hard to pull the trigger.

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