I am so thankful for heart to heart. I learned so much and was fully prepared and confident when I…read moregraduated and was ready to take the state tests.

Nurse Practitioner Priscilla Williams is the best teacher that i've ever had, and she cares about…read moreher students. NP Priscilla Williams and her husband Mr Billy will always make sure that you follow the CNA Skills and they give you an opportunity to go back to school and practice with the CNA skills until you get comfortable; and they make sure you are ready for your NCLEX. It gives you time to practice with your written exam before you go for your NCLEX because they will give you an extra time to access your Portal after you graduate. NP Priscilla Williams and her husband Mr.Billy Williams will not leave you hanging. I would highly recommend HEART TO HEART ACADEMY for CNA School. They mentor their students like i said they won't leave you hanging.

Big campus, very clean. This campus is next to Fort Carson,…read morethe college works well with military, spouses, veterans, and mycaa scholarships. I went into the information center to get further more information on transferring health care license. I was given a number/ email/ website to appoint me in the right direction. any questions I had regarding classes: start dates: programs I was pleased and feeling as if all of my questions were answered in detail.

[ 3* - 4* Review ]…read more I'm grateful I had the chance to start my academic journey at Pikes Peak State College, where I completed my Associate's Degree. My experience has a mix of positives, meaningful strengths, as well as areas that could be improved and frustrations, which is why I feel a three-to-four star rating reflects it honestly and is fair. *Positive Aspects* Being connected to multiple campuses gave me access to diverse professors, inspiring instructors, and well-designed classes. Even though I studied fully online, I always had access to academic advisors, supportive counselors, and helpful IT support. Whenever I didn't understand something, I could reach out directly to instructors, teachers, operators, or talk things with classmates in group chats, which made the online format feel more connected. Their majors and electives were interesting, and the classes were structured in a way that made learning enjoyable. One tip for future students: don't overload yourself with too many classes at once. Giving yourself space for research, homework, tutoring, and life outside of school makes a huge difference. Another highlight was the support available around graduation time. It was great to have access to career scouts, the ability given to attend career fairs, connect through honor societies, and mix and mingle at graduation-related events across different campuses and arenas with fellow graduates, professionals, and likeminded individuals. *Negative Aspects* My college inbox was constantly hit with random scams and spam (unwanted emails), which meant I had to keep sorting, blocking, and reporting them. Communication wasn't always consistent - some students responded unprofessionally, and some instructors didn't respond as promptly as promised. I also had a few back-and-forth issues with the campus bookstore. On some occasions, certain digital or open educational resources were free of charge! Yejjj! ;) At other times though, I was billed more than expected for required study materials, supplies, and taxes.. ! :/ In one case, I was even billed for books for a class that ended up being cancelled, which was very frustrating.. Thus, the biggest issue for me was the drop policy. Be aware that if you drop a class after just a little more than 10 days, you're charged the full cost of the course. I really wish the school would extend this decision window to three or four weeks, giving students a fair chance to determine whether a class is manageable without being financially locked in so early. Otherwise, your only option later is withdrawing and ending up with a W on your transcript. *Overall* Despite the challenges, I'm happy I earned my Associate's Degree here. It is wonderful to be able to transfer forward with an accredited credential and continue my education. The journey can look tricky at times, but it (is) doable - and ultimately rewarding!

I love the Downtown Studio campus and their Gallery. As a PPCC student I have had the pleasure to…read morehave my work featured here. But the gallery also offers shows from full fledged local artists. Currently there is an exhibit "Intimate Voices" of 4 local artists where one can not only view their magnificent work, but also purchase pieces straight from the gallery.

I honestly really like PPCC! I would have to say that the advisors have a bit of unreliable…read moreinformation however. My mom and I are both taking courses here and for our first semester, we were told that we had to take an AAA class that was required for graduation by an advisor. Around our second semester, a different advisor told us that we didn't need that class. I do feel that the AAA class is a bit of a waste of time and money, and that it doesn't have a lot to offer other than the basic business and study skills that were taught in high school. Other than that, the teachers are wonderful and offer to help people if they need it. I would highly recommend this school to anyone looking to get into a 4 year college as they are very heavy on transferring. A really great school!

Best massage of my life today- ask for Kare- they give THE ultimate massage and I will be back for…read moreanother. I asked for medium-strong pressure and that is exactly what Kare gave me, in long sweeping gestures. Almost like a deep Swedish massage. Again, ask for Kare!

Whoever is looking at this school and is hoping to figure out if it's a good match please read…read morethis. I wish I had someone to tell me the truth about this school. They do not care about you, your situation, your job, your kids. They will take everything from you and treat you like an employee Full-time and have you prioritize them as well as school will manipulate you and take all your money. They do not care if you actually learn or pass. Please consider other schools because even the schools know about this one and how they play their staff and students. save you're money they are more expensive for zero reason but to be in your pocket.

I attend here for college and enjoy it so much I switched my dog to be a patient here as well…read more Helpful staff and teachers!

They pretend they want you to succeed; but honestly I feel like they could care less. They act like…read morethey are this big unified community when its not. If you have worked GP in vet med especially in a small town they will make special efforts to make you feel like you dont belong. Lots of busy work that no one has time for. Trish Nelson is also the worst if she decides she doesnt like you and will grade your participation score for the day based on that. This school offers false hopes. Dont waste your money here

Student massage was very thorough. Took the time to make sure all my needs were met…read more Staff was very kind and considerate.

The people were nice in the shop and had essential oils which I loved but my husband doesn't haha…read more The massage was good...they are done by students so it's cheaper than a normal place but the quality is good. We'd come back!

Came to AoME for a deep tissue massage after I had thrown out my back a week prior. My regular…read moremasseuse was not available, and I needed some immediate relief, so I thought I'd try them out. My masseuse was Erica (sp?) a was very warm and welcoming young lady. She was still in training, but really cared about giving me a good experience. She checked in repeatedly with me, to ensure the pressure was ok but also to ensure she was reaching all the hard areas that needed work. It's nearly impossible with such a tight back to have immediate results, but Erica really did try to break down as many knots and tight areas as possible. I have to say that the studio threw me off a little. In the reception area one can find both the classic merchandize (essential oils, moisturizing lotions and massage oils) as well as several kinds of baked goods. I have to say I have never seen a massage/bakery combo so it was a bit odd. The staff was welcoming and the premises clean. When coming to this studio you have the option to select either a student's or an instructor to be your masseuse.

I've always wanted to get massages on a monthly basis and Academy of Massage Essentials had made…read morethat possible. Their cost for service is the best in Colorado Sprints. Their students are clearly well-taught, I cannot tell the difference between them and an already licensed professional. I've been a regular here for a few months and it's helped keep my stress levels low through the service and my wallet.

I have been coming to this school and receiving their student services since they have been open. I…read morehave been so impressed as I have watched them grow as an educational institution. I can tell that the students are well trained and highly educated in their field as I always leave with an amazing experience. They are trained to be knowledgeable, professional and with superb hands-on practice. I have full confidence that everyone who graduates from VKMD Institute will be highly successful in their endeavors.

VKMD has very caring staff. We are coming up on our year anniversary and very excited for the new…read moreyear. We are dedicated to providing the BEST education possible. We go above and beyond the basic by providing a internship at the Springs Body Sculpting Med Spa. Students will also learn about all the services the spa provides and have hands-on training. We will also prepare you for the Colorado State Board Esthetician exam. If you want to be part of a great, caring school with lot's of opportunities in the esthetics field, give VKMD a call today!!!