Bought a Bernette sewing machine. Sales people very helpful. Part of the reason for the purchase…read morewas the 3 three hour classes offered to teach you how to use the machine. Supposedly a $420 value for free with purchase. Classes only 1 1/2 hours not 3 and most of the things taught were for other machines not the one I purchased. Very disappointing, especially since I drove from Bountiful to Layton to take the classes.

It was a pleasure to shop at Nuttall's Sewing. I was looking for a new sewing machine. Not only…read moredo they have them on display, they will come show you how it works and let you test it out. They seem to really know their stuff. They were honest and told me both the good and the bad of the machines. So well, I walked out with a much more expensive machine than I had intended and I am so excited to get started using it. As I was walking out the lady that helped me called me over and said, your receipt doesn't look right. I had paid and she could have just let me walk out, but she stopped me. Checked the receipt and reprocessed my transaction with the lower amount. With the purchase of a machine you get free classes also. I was impressed by their fabric and notions selections also. This is a store that I would like to shop at every day, unfortunately, if I did, I would be broke. It's a great store! Go visit them every day but I would go broke.

I guess this location (including the Ogden one) must be the gems in the branches because we have…read morehad nothing but a great experience. My daughter received an incredible opportunity to play soccer overseas for the year and to do so we had to ramp up the process for her permit to license qualifications. I know they were sick of me calling but they were always friendly and helpful in getting her situated before she left. All the praise for them!!

Took my daughter in for a haircut, hairstyle, and a deep hair clean. She absolutely loved…read moreeverything about her visit, loved the way she was treated by her hair stylist.

I went in to get a gel manicure. It has been less than 18 hours, and it's already peeling off my…read morenails. I have places where the polish has chipped. There are places where the polish is not all the way on my nail and is on my skin. Some of my mail has no polish on it. It may be small places with no nail polish but I had 2 nail techs and so I feel like someone should have seen this. I feel like the polish is just old and that's why it's not staying on my nails good. My nails were smooth they didn't rough them up before applying polish. The nail techs were very friendly and they were able to hold a conversation. They were able to accommodate what I wanted done to my nails. And I loved that they went the extra mile to get me what I wanted. A nail tech used her own personal polish to get me the design that I wanted. They really did go the extra mile for me.

This school is the best out there. I love that it was only 10 weeks! Just enough time to get…read moretrained well, and get out there in the career field. The staff is extremely nice and was always willing to help me succeed. I was trained super well and they helped me get hired before I even graduated. I cannot brag about this school enough! I will recommend this school over and over!

The dental staff and assistants at IDA are all so helpful. They have the instruments and manniquins…read moreto work on at the school. Including xray equipment with a manniquin for dental radiography. They teach through video, classroom lecture, bookwork, hands-on training then chairside assisting at a real dental office. You get out of this what you put into it. They will work with you. The office that you do your hands on hours with has a variety of dentistry. Everyone is real friendly and you can get a feel for most everything. If you are self-motivated, they will work with you to be great!

My kids have been coming here for several years for ballet. They have classes for kids starting at…read more3 years old. It's a great way for my kids to learn to follow instructors and practice dance. Every year they have a dance recital with all of the classes. It is several hours long which can be hard for young kids to sit through. But it is fun to see the kids show what they have learned and get comfortable in front of crowds. The Dance Academy shares a business with a preschool which two of my kids have attended. It has been a great way for the kids to prepare for kindergarten and meet new friends.

We are late into the dance world. My daughter is in 7th grade and this was her first year of…read morecompetition dance. She tried out for a few different studios and only Davis Dance Academy took a chance on her. She auditioned in the fall for her Jr High Dance team and she sadly didn't make the team. But just a few months later she auditioned this spring for the same Jr High Dance team and....She MADE THE TEAM!!! Oh How we will be FOREVER grateful to Davis Dance for taking a chance on her and putting her on this path that she has only dreamed of! But now in the spring, after learning SO MUCH from you guys, she made the team!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!

I can't say enough good things about this place and the swim instructors. My daughter had no idea…read morehow to swim, but after taking 2 weeks of lessons last year and 2 weeks of lessons this year, she's doing amazing! Usually each session consists of 4 students and 4 instructors. I love how each student gets their own instructor! The pool is plenty big for the 4 separate swim lessons to take place. They have shaded areas for the parents to sit and watch their students. They also have a bathroom incase the student needs to go during the lesson. Lessons are 20 minutes a day for 5 days. It's best to book 2 weeks of lessons, but spread them out. You also need to be quick about registering because lessons sell out fast! I suggest following them on Facebook and signing up for emails through their website. If you don't get lessons, sometimes people sell theirs on the Hunsaker Swimming Facebook page. I'll definitely be signing my daughter up again next year!

Hunsaker Swim has truly changed my sons life. He entered the summer being terrified of water, but…read morereally wanted to be comfortable in the water with his friends. After just two sessions, he was more than comfortable: he truly enjoyed swimming. It was a great swimming and learning environment, very clean and beautiful pool, and knowledgeable and patient teachers who are willing to take the time to learn about the students and adjust the teaching to their needs. I can't wait to enroll both of my boys in lessons for next year!

I just attended the musical Disenchanted at this tiny quaint theater. I must say, I was impressed…read morethat Layton, not Salt Lake, hosted a liberal, sassy, feminine adult content performance. Utah has wide spread diverse entertainment. Although the cast was not paid, these actors were amazing! They could sing, dance and perform! They interacted at times with the audience while maintaining character. Although they are a small theater without a lot of funds for props and stage crew, what they did have was plenty as the performers stole the show. What a fun way to highlight the misogynistic princess world we grew up with. I hope this show returns. Bravo!

I've had the opportunity to see multiple shows with this community theater and I'm always treated…read morewith good talent, great environment, friendly staff and fun shows. They are a pretty young production group but it doesn't show, there is clearly a lot of talent, experience and hard work put into each and every show they do. They have an extensive youth program and do exciting and fun shows for children in addition to the traditional community theater programs. It's important to support local theater companies, but it's also very worth it here.

When I started in March, they told me that they were accredited nationwide which is a lie. The…read moreschool in California warn me not go to this school in January but this school convinced me that they were a good school. They actually threatened to kick me out or redo the class over for one assignment that I failed since my grade was already at 77%. The teachers kept pushing assignments back past the due date so my grade was suffering. Also at the beginning, they told us that we would have the same schedule throughout the program but the second semester, they switched us to Wednesday and Friday with clinicals on Tuesdays making some of us who has work change our work schedules. I don't recommend going here. Btw I love the online classes like anatomy because the teacher was working with us.

I wanted to write something because I had been searching for a school that would fit my schedule as…read morea working LPN, and mother of 4 at home and kept skipping over Eagle Gate College because someone told me it was not a good school. I have been through the admission process with another school in the area of Utah and was able to compare. WOW, I was so overwhelmed how much work and how confusing the other college (Nightingale) was making the process. I spent hundreds just during the admission process at Nightingale. Eagle Gate was a super simple process. My admissions rep "Zeke" was amazing and genuine and patiently helped me through my process. I highly recommend that you attend an open house so you can walk through the school and get a sense of the intimate classroom sizes, and high-quality skills labs, and meet the administration and some instructors. I am a type A person, and I was impressed by their organized, simple process. I am in Semester 2 and maintaining my A's so far so good. Steps how Admissions process works: Step 1: Apply online (Eagle Gate website) Step 2: Set up a call with the Admissions Rep for your interview (nothing crazy) Step 3: Meet with Financial Aid Step 4: Complete your FAFSA on FAFSA website, then complete registration and financial aid paperwork ONLINE Step 5: Study for pre-entry exam (TEAS), they send you study guides Step 6: Once you pass you TEAS, Meet with Financial Aid one last time to discuss financial options Step 7: Attend Orientation Step 8: Start your online classes for 1 year (After first year online, program moves into Hybrid Online/In-person classes) Classes: The entire 1st year is online using Canvas (something I have come to LOVE), Broken down by Semesters. Each semester has 2 sessions. Each session is about 7.5 weeks, Each Semester is about 15 weeks. Easy to go at your own pace. You do 1 week of assignments throughout the week. Then the new week starts. It's been great for my busy lifestyle. Is it expensive? YES! but if you qualify for a Pell grant or other avenues you can do it and still work part-time to full-time hours the 1st year or 2. Is it organized? YES! Is it quality education? YES! The online course information is great. Its a mixture between PowerPoint presentations, YouTube tutorials, and textbooks, along with some video lectures. Do you need to be self-starting, hard-working, and organized? YES! Would I recommend this program for people not already in the medical field? No, Unless you are that special kind of someone who learns very quickly. Would I recommend this program if you need to have your hand held every step of the way? NO! Nor would I recommend you become a Nurse.