Any training organization can provide nine weeks of training to veterans. This company goes above…read moreand beyond. After the nine weeks, the organizations works with their graduates through refresher sessions and even retaking courses. All with the goal of assuring graduates actually get the certifications. I would recommend this company to anyone transitioning out of the military and looking to be employed in the tech industry.

"I am very happy to recommend New Horizons computer learning center. They not only offer online…read moreclasses, they also offer classes with a live instructor! I am someone who learns best with a live instructor and I really enjoyed the classes I had with David Shaw. He was very knowledgeable, professional and had a great sense of humor. If you are intimidated by online classes, but really need to continue your education, I highly recommend New Horizons. Speak with Kevin or Ali and they will treat you with the upmost respect. New Horizons really can help anyone at any age to continue learning. Most important, they do this without using high pressure sales tactics!" Ann DeWolf Phoenix, AZ

Blueprint is really where it's at when it comes to LSAT prep. Dylan is a fantastic instructor. He's…read morereally funny and understands the LSAT backward and forward. My score went up 12 points from my diagnostic (I'm retaking in June because I know I can do better if I re-go over all my homework from class) I think I would suggest taking the class meant for the June LSAT and take the October once you've had enough time to really solidify everything. It's a ton of homework and a lot of time for someone who works full time and goes to school full time. Worth every single penny though! I didn't have as much time as I would have liked to do the homework and go over everything before the next class. If you have more time to spend, I would just take the class meant for the LSAT you are studying for. I looked forward to class most of the time and always felt more confident about the LSAT after leaving class. I was also not nervous going into the test and that peace of mind is worth the money right there. I would highly suggest it if you're serious about the LSAT and serious about getting into law school.

I went from a 155 on my first practice test to a 162 on the real LSAT! Dylan was a great tutor. He…read moreis very good at explaining things and knows exactly what to point out. His helpful hints, particularly on eliminating answer choices quickly helped me a lot. My biggest problem was time and I think Dylan did a lot to help that. Private LSAT tutoring is very expensive but if you can afford it I highly recommend doing it. Even if it is just 10 hours, it will make a noticeable difference in your score if you implement what is taught.

Came here to get my CPR/AED and first aid. The instructor was amazing. She was funny, very…read moreknowledgeable and very encouraging of questions. Will be recommending this place and coming back when I need my recertification.

Very informative class. Great environment. I dealt with both Niki and Mark. Very professional and…read morewould not hesitate to use again to renew my healthcare provider BLS and ACLS.

I needed a crown and was really impressed with the work completed by the Dr and instructor working…read morewith the students. I have always been to my primary care and wasn't quite sure what to expect. They were incredibly patient and communicated very well . Dr Troglin was very gentle when having to give me my injection a few different times and I've had no discomfort after my procedure. Good job students and great job the the Dr and instructor! This type of appointment does take a little longer since the students are learning the correct way to assist but worth it with the cost!!

I paid in advance for fillings and was told if I cancelled I would lose the deposit but get back…read moreanything additional that I put towards appointments. I got insurance shortly after and so I called to ask about cancelling future appointments but still going to the concentration so the students could still learn, and the women was extremely rude and I then didn't want to go in for the initial appointment either. She said they would not refund ANY of the money I put in for future appointments on top of the deposit. I understand not refunding the deposit but it's incredibly unprofessional to talk so disrespectfully and not refunding the additional money I put down really confirmed for me that they are preying on low income individuals.

Good locations. High season the classes fill quickly with long wait lists. Friendly environment.read more

I have been taking classes through Scottsdale Parks and Rec since 1996! :-) Some of the classes…read moreI've taken over the years are: belly dance, roller blading, vegetarian cooking, Conversational Spanish, Tai Chi, horseback riding, Bollywood dance, and yoga. They used to offer hikes and camping trips, as well, which were fantastic. The classes are very inexpensive for Scottsdale residents and slightly more expensive (but not over the top!) for non-Scottsdale residents. You can go online and sign up for Winter 2022 classes now, which start in January.

Great experience! Andrew (the main lecturer) was an excellent instructor. He's skilled at…read moreexplaining complex topics clearly, and the stories he incorporates into lectures from his time as a paramedic make the material engaging. The third week of class, skills week, was especially interactive. Prepare to study hard. The material itself isn't too difficult, just the sheer amount of information in a relatively short time. Andrew and Andrea are both very supportive of their students so if you put in the time, you should have no trouble passing the NREMT.

Great program! Andrew is a great instructor and knows the material well. He explains tough concepts…read moreclearly and is great at answering questions while helping the class maintain its fast pace. Andrea and Andrew both are very invested in student success and work with all their students to find fair accommodations while keeping standards the same across the board. Its a fast pace class, so be prepared to study hard. 100% recommend to anyone though - I went from having no knowledge in this field to passing my national exam in 3 weeks with these guys!

I lost out on my money. I initially signed up but started having issues with the online course not…read moreupdating my progress. At the same time me and my family began having issues including the passing of my father. I reached out to ACLC but to no avail. They made it sound like they would work with me but in the end they did nothing.

They have amazing preparation tools and programs for license exams. Very similar to the Thayer…read moremethod used when I was at West Point. I would highly recommend them for anyone pursuing a professional license.

Look no further for a CPR/BLS course. This is it. Nick is the best instructor who understands HOW…read moreto teach this specific course where you will leave READY and PREPARED!! Thank you! See you in 2 years!

I've never taken a CPR class before so I wasn't really sure what to expect. My instructor Nick was…read moreAMAZING!! Very professional, knowledgeable of many different topics from drug overdoses to various AED machines. He made the two hour super funny but fun at the same time I honestly hope that I didn't talk to much I tend to ask a lot of questions and then over analyze the answer. I can only hope that I get to renew with him in two years I wouldn't have it any other way. I highly recommend coming here for your CPR/First Aid card it's well worth it and it's definitely something everyone should know what to do in case you find yourself in a situation where you'll need to help save a life.