Brian was my saving grace when I was rumored beginning to give up on myself in regards to the LSAT…read more When I first started prepping for the LSAT, I was scoring 155/158. I was stuck there a year until I started working with Brian. Brian provides his students with surmount resources and confidence in their abilities to succeed. He truly is the best tutor and coach. After working with him, in only six months I was scoring in the mid to high 170's before I took my exam. His tutoring doesn't stop with standardize testing, as he then helped me as I applied to law schools, helping to read my essays and provide edits/advice. With his help I can successfully say I'm going to be attending a T6 Law School next fall and I can't thank him enough!!! Hire Brian, he works miracles and he is an amazing guy!

Brian's resources and excellent advice were instrumental in helping me achieve an SAT score that…read morewill hopefully help me get into one or more of my dream (Ivy League) schools. As I continue my academic career, I will remember the tips and tricks Brian provided me to achieve academic excellence!

Highly recommended! Love the teachers and the small classes! The staff was fun while still being…read moreprofessional and informative. They focused on our individual learning styles, and giving extra assistance where needed! Loved the program and I am sad it's over.

MGA Academy is an awesome place to go to if you're interested in becoming a CNA! The instructors…read moreare so helpful and they want to help you succeed. The program coordinator is amazing and so so helpful, she's always available to help with anything you need even after hours. They're always working late to assist you with whatever you need. They also pay for you to take your written and skills exams. I would definitely recommend MGA Academy to anyone wanting to get their CNA License.

I've been certified in BLS for most of the last 35 years as a babysitter in my teens, while a medic…read morein the military, and now as a medical assistant for 25+ years. I took the healthcare provider class Monday night with Tia. She. Was. Fantastic. I highly recommend this establishment for CPR certification. If my employer doesn't cover recert in the workplace, I'll definitely come back here.

This course was expertly organized and run. The videos, short lectures, and demonstrations before…read morethe hands-on experience really helped solidify the information for the end of course exam! I'd highly recommend this course!

Great institution! This program helps veterans and civilians alike. The team is very welcoming to…read moreall people.

Super fit for our son. Matched his needs to a compatible teacher. Always helpful,…read moreknowledgeable, and dependable. Very happy that we have chosen here for tutoring and test prep.

This is the main library for Colorado College. As a quiet place to study, this may be the place…read morefor you on occasion, if you have your headsets. There are 4 floors and two main study wings in the building, The Learning Commons, for interactive learning (ie. talking) and the "quieter" wing with tables, study carrels and lots of space to spread out. The Learning Commons is actually my favorite place to study. It has newer furniture and overlooks one of the main lawns, so you don't feel completely cloistered. It has new track lighting and lamps that accentuate the natural light. I feel like I'm in a bastardized version of Dwell magazine. Even though it's the "talking area" of the library the only people who I've noticed talking are random jokers in the adjacent Writing Center and they usually only talk for a few minutes, then leave. The other "quieter" wing is not really quiet. The biggest drawback is the open floor plan. There are tables on the entry floor and the two floors above en-square the the open area. If someone is talking loudly, you can hear it upstairs. For some reason, it's socially acceptable to talk loudly in this library. So many times, I had to pull out my headphones to drown out random ridiculous student kvetching. It's not a bad spot if you have headsets and want to eliminate other coffeehouse/home/park distractions. You can face a wall next to a slit of a window and feel slightly less depressed about the fact that it's finally spring and you're stuck inside studying for finals. There are study carrels around the outside perimeter of the library and if you can find one far away from the tables, you are likely to find it a bit quieter for studying, So, for the hard core studiers, the question is: "Should I go here or Agia Sophia?" It's a toss up. It depends on if I have my headsets and if I feel like parking and walking for 3-5 minutes to the library or want to park in front of Agia, and order a frappe while listening to Gregorian chants. I'll do both at some point depending on my mood.

Much better Library for studying than UCCS in my opinion. Unfortunately, non-CC students can only…read morecheck out 3 books at a time.

I have loved my and my daughter's experiences at this school. She was excelling in reading and…read morepushed her into the next grade and set up a new system for her so she would stay interested in school! I adore her teachers and the communication the school has with parents. I'm thrilled my daughter is having such an amazing experience!

Parents, be warned when you take your students to this school. The principal will initially be…read morewarm and caring to you, but the second you happen to bring up a problem, she will become the most difficult person you will deal with. My daughter with autism was severely bullied but the teacher was uninterested and failed to take action. The teacher literally hid behind her desk and ran when I tried to talk to her. We had to transfer our children out of the school due to the conduct on the part of the teacher and principal and vice principal that was so bad we had to file a complaint with the district that sustained our allegegations of bullying by the student and teacher involved. The teacher would repeatedly mark our child's work wrong despite it being correct, leading to lower grades than she had earned. I went to this district myself, and Sunrise is a major let down for all of us.

My fiancé and I are so, so grateful that we found the Colorado School of Firearms. We took a…read moreconcealed carry class with Bill (his partner wasn't able to make it that day), and learned so much! Neither of us had ever handled a handgun, but Bill was extremely patient, informative, and clearly cared about what is most important when it comes to firearms: safety. He is a kind, friendly individual who we enjoyed spending the day with. And he is extremely knowledgable - you're in very good, experienced hands! We hope to come back for future training.