I'm a bridesmaid in a wedding, and my dress did not fit. Too small in some places, too big in…read moreothers. I made the huge mistake of leaving the dress alterations until the last minute. Patti was able to get it done (and early), even though it was a huge job. I highly recommend her, she really did a great job making the best out of a bad situation. Well worth the cost.

If you are looking for a dependable and quality seamstress you won't go wrong by trusting your…read moreproject to Patti. As a curvy short girl I'm often challenged by fit when attempting to buy quality clothes at an affordable price. I've found it helpful to simply buy discounted pieces and tailor to fit. However if alterations are too costly it will negate the discount. I appreciate Patti for keeping her prices affordable for fashionistas on a budget! She offers an upfront quote and definitely completes projects by guaranteed delivery date, if not before. Although the shop closes at 5p most weekdays Patti will accommodate a weekend fitting upon request. Plus the studio is clean, modern and super comfortable. I recommend Patti's Attic for all your sewing & alternation needs!

It is impossible to get driving time through them. They need to stop taking more students then they…read morecan handle. I paid for the top package with all the extra lessons but he has barely made his normal lessons it has taken over a year due to u availability of lessons.

If I could give zero stars I would, I agree with the last review that said they are money hungry!…read moreDO NOT USE THEM!! My daughter missed the cut off time for the in person lessons, but she could not take them due to the pandemic. I called today and they stated I have to pay another $150.00(on top of the $450 I already paid) in order for them to re-instate her. This is absurd and unethical. I will be going to another driving school just for her to get her in person lessons. I will be telling everyone I know with a teen, to not use this company!!

Best customer service I have ever received! PSC truly does care about the salons and the…read morehairdresser. The education classes held here will give you the latest on what is going on in the hair industry as well as business classes from the top in the industry! Steve and Terri are truly amazing! I have learned so much about business and how to be the best version of me! I would highly recommend everyone to join the PSC family and see what they have to offer you!

I recently graduated from Paul Mitchell the School and while I was in school I was able to be a…read moremodel for a few classes at Professional Salon Concepts so I had already had a good idea of what this business was but just recently I started working at a salon and for continuing education we were able to take a class here at 'PSC'. AMAZING class! It was a color class, and let me say I felt like I learned more in the three hours I was there then I learned in school. The instructors of the class were Patty Lehr, Lynn Griglin, and Darlene Burnham... There aren't words to describe how amazing these three women are. They were willing and they took the time to answer any questions that we had and they answered them in a respectful and professional way without making us feel bad about having to ask a question. After the class we were able to stop in the wholesale shop which has a HUGE selection of wholesale Professional Salon Products, from Bracoto, to Paul Mitchell, to you name it and they probably had it. On top of having an awesome merchandised shop the staff here in 'The Space' were so extremely knowledgeable about the products they are selling in their store. You do have to be a Licensed professional in order to buy from this store, but that is not a problem at all. Now Rockdale is quite a drive for me but I say it is 500% worth the drive for the class as well as the customer service and the positive energy you get from just being around such great people. I look forward to taking more classes as well as buying my salon products that I will need in the future! :)

During my CNA class I failed an exam on washing someone because I said, "ok I'm going to wash your…read morebutt" and ruined their personal dignity, apparently. Instead of coming to me one on one and explaining why I failed herself, I was berated in front of the whole class for it by the teacher. I felt incredibly singled out because everyone else in my class was saying diapers instead of depends. So you can't say butt, but it's ok to tell an 85 year old to put on their diaper, a thing associated with children, and apparently that does not destroy their dignity. (sarcasm) The point is, if you're going to enforce rules to help protect people's dignity, start by helping your students, not by making them feel small or insecure. If you berate your students in front of the class, the class as a whole will be a lot less receptive towards you. This was years ago and the memory of the teacher standing in front of the class making fun of me still hurts.

I will preface this review by stating that the phlebotomy program is divided into two sections: a…read more5-hour session that consists of reading a textbook to completion, and a 5-hour session that the 'school' qualifies as the clinical portion of the program. The clinical portion, which no health organization recognizes as an actual clinical, is run professionally. You will leave knowing how to correctly draw blood. The purpose of the 'theory section' is to 'finish the book'. What the institute does not tell you is that 90% of the material in the book that you are forced to complete is not relevant in any way to being a phlebotomist or passing the NHA certification exam. The answer was consistent when the administrators were asked why we needed to know the entire book- "You need to read the entire book." You are made to type out all of the questions at the end of each chapter and answer them. These are eventually looked at and full credit is given. I have seen the grading process and not once was a homework assignment actually validated in any way. Also, all of the answers are in the back of the book making these assignments nothing more than busy work. There is a mandatory project where you have to talk about a blood condition for five minutes, using either a power point presentation or a poster board. Again- this wasted valuable class time and ultimately taught the class nothing. One assignment provided internet links to aid in completion- all of the links were dead or broken. The phlebotomy program at HTI is the only program offered there without a real clinical portion. When applying for a job you will be asked about your clinical experience- that is unfortunate because you have none. The average amount of needle sticks resulting from a true clinical environment averages around 300... HTI averages 30. The administrators are a husband and wife and their involvement in minimal at best. The most communication that you will have with them will pertain to you making your tuition payments on time. Their sole motivation is money- they offer no job placement assistance. They did try to rush an hour-long seminar on how to apply and interview for a job. The advice given is akin to the advice given to an inmate who needs to acclimate to society- none of the information was relevant. Keeping a clean car was stressed... We were given quizzes on every chapter each week. We were given the same quiz twice because the admin made copies of the wrong quiz. She made us take the quiz again and told the class that everyone did poorly. There is zero accountability at this institution. The questions on the quizzes have little or no correlation to the information that is needed for NHA certification. They will tell you to let them know where you are working so they can use that information to sell to program to prospective students. I raised issues throughout the duration of the class- they were all ignored. Even though the admin asked repeatedly for concerns, she really did not want to hear any as there was an excuse for everything and no complaint was valid. Her husband stole a study guide from a student, refused to return it when confronted, and then handed a version of it out to the class the following session. These people do not care about your future, your career, or your development as a phlebotomist. This is a cash-grab in the worst sense. They prey on people who do not have any knowledge of the medical field or the requirements necessary to secure a position in the field you are studying. I received an A+ in the class, was the only student hired directly from class before it ended, and I just took the NHA exam. I can say that there was next to zero correlation between the subject matter we were taught from the book and the questions on the exam. The lexicon, situations, and emphasized areas on the exam were footnotes at best in the class. Save your hard earned money and go to Joliet Junior College. This will serve you far better than the 2-month session at HTI.

Very knowledgeable and talented professors! This is not like a school it's like a hair University!!…read moreStephanie is always so very helpful and willing to explain everything your looking for an answer with. It's just awesome we have such a talented Hair University right here in our very own community. Just so thankful!

From the owner: Professional's Choice Hair Design Academy is a cosmetology school that has been educating future…read morecosmetologist for over 34 years.

This school had some of the best instructors. Andre was especially great. He was patient, and…read moreincredibly supportive. I can't thank him enough. I found his constructive criticism and words of encouragement helpful. His guidance and those drives to morris helped me master the road. In the yard, Chris saw me struggling with my straight back and immediately knew what I needed. Thanks Chris those cones on the d.o.t. Bar helped tremendously. Overall as a student you couldn't ask for a better driving school with instructors that care about your success.

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Learned about this school from Salon David Anthony that referred me here. I learned school is " you…read moreget what you put into it". Backed by Cutting edge educators, friendly and helpful admissions. I really enjoy what I do. Look no further contact them and take a tour for yourself.

I previously went to The Salon Professional Academy in Plainfield, I dropped out October of last…read moreyear, attempted to go back in January did not get any answers until may of this year. To which I was told I had to pay $2900 to go back. Fast forward 2 weeks later the school closed down. Fast forward to this past Monday date of 9/18/2023, I spoke with my one of my fellow classmates who told me to reach out to the previous owner Richard Dramato, I have been struggling to get in contact with him to get ahold of my transcript he has been asking repeatedly if I had any money due to the school, to which I responded to my knowledge I did not. He said he will contact the third party company that is holding the transcripts. Fast forward to today 9/21/2023 I have yet to hear anything back from him. I asked for the company's information, no response. I have tried to contact every department within the state that I could think of, as well as had someone tell me to file the complaint as they were unsure what to do. As well as contacted the old director and previous teachers. I am just getting a run around, all to get my transcripts. I was in school roughly 600 of 1500 hours, I would just like my transcripts so I do not have to start from 0 hours. Lastly I would just like my transcripts from a school that has since closed down.