Our son is in a preschool program at Fuentes. His teacher is absolutely wonderful, and we couldn't…read morebe happier! He actually loves coming to this place... (crazy, huh?) It's a great relief to us that his first school experience has been such a pleasant one, which really sets him up for a much easier transition later on. And who knows...maybe this experience will actually make him like school for the rest of his childhood! Well, a parent can only hope. :-)

What I was looking at is the on Friday which is pizza day kindergarten through 3rd grade gets the…read morebig piazza and they can't eat all the 5th they get really small piazzas

forget the other reviews...I graduated with an economics degree and minor in finance. I had some…read moreono on one classes with the teachers. they were awesome. I used everything I ever learned and became a multi-million aire and even called my economics professor James Koch 50 years later to thank him. Nothing but good vibes from me.

The masters program for psychology was a mess. Had a very different experience than undergrad. For…read moreexample, Professor McHenry did not teach by the books. Would bring up subjects that were irrelevant to the topic we were studying in class. Would go on off topic rants and was incredibly sexist. Examples being bringing up the current election and being surprised when people were upset by the outcome. Calling out women for disagreeing with him when he's bringing up personal topics unrelated to school. Heard him call a woman difficult, opinionated, and disagreeable. Was aware a students parent had passed from cancer and argued holistic medicine could cure all diseases. Then called her emotional and inappropriate when she got upset. There were a lot of teachers airing there personal issues to the class and disorganized in teaching or mentoring for practicum.

The rooms at this facility are really small and the food they serve is not something I want my kids…read moreeating everyday. It also lacks in structure and curriculum. My son also came home with dried snot on his face everyday that they obviously had not tended to all day. The teachers were nice, but this isn't somewhere I wanted my child to be long term.

After years of shooting a wide variety of firearms, I recently attained my LTC and wanted to…read morereceive some formal pistol training to improve my skills and overall competence with with my everyday carry pistol. Overall, this was an amazing experience which has significantly challenged and enhanced my skills. I can't wait to practice what we learned again at the range, as well progress with additional courses they offer. This is no weekend warrior shit. These guys are seasoned professionals who can coach you if your smart enough to close your mouth, and open your ears. Here is more details... I found Texas tactical Training institute on YELP, and while they had no reviews, their information and photos intrigued me to make a call and have an initial discussion. I spoke with Tim over the phone for more than 20 minutes, explaining what I was looking for and what he could recommend. He explained he was a former police officer who was now focussed on offering firearm training experiences for people of all skill levels, at a price that didn't scare people away. Within minutes you could feel his passion coming through the phone, and i was eager to get something scheduled. I shared the idea with a friend and we signed up for a 4-hour 'Intro to movement - pistol' class for the upcoming weekend. We were excited at the idea of receiving some training to improve our skills, but unsure what two 'seasoned' gun owners would be able to learn in just 4 hours. A few days ahead of the training day, we received instructions by email of where to meet the course instructor, and what to bring with us. On the day itself, it was unusually cold...39 degrees in April cold. This elevated the training to a new level, as we were both not prepared or used to shooting in such cold climate. When our hands were not tucked deep into our pockets in a effort to once again feel our fingers, our hands were a little shaky when shooting (or at least that was my excuse on the day.. he he). We started with a short yet descriptive safety brief, and jumped straight into some dry-fire exercises of turning 90 degrees and firing on the 'threat'. That is the word Instructor Dustin used when telling us to engage the target... "Threat". At that moment you would turn the 90 degrees, or 180 degrees, or start moving and shooting from various positions indicated by black circles of spray paint in the dirt that had just been created by Dustin and his his fellow Instructor Brian. Over the course of 4 hours we were introduced to various shooting exercises involving moving and shooting. My favorite phrase of the day (aside from "threat", which meant you were being told to engage the target), was "Push, Plant, Pull", which described your movements from one position to another. The push and planting refers to your feet, and the pull... well you can guess what that is for. We continued learning and practicing through the bitter 39 degree weather, breaking only for a few minutes here and there to return to the truck in an attempt to warm up and feel our fingers again. Dustin was an exceptional coach. He would watch you follow his instructions and offer specific minor changes to your body position, feet position, pistol grip, the elevation of my hands in relation to my eyes, and other small tweaks. All of which felt a little uncomfortable at first, kind of like I was shooting for the first time. However, this was a strong introduction to a new understanding that all my previous experience shooting was from a static position with no accountability of each round pushed through a paper target. I strongly recommend this training to firearm owners of all ages and skill levels. I also strongly recommend the 'intro to movement - pistol' course to anyone with a LTC, or someone looking to improve their skills.

Very patient instructor. My wife and I took the intro to pistol and rifle class. The instructor was…read morevery patient with the students. He also helped my wife find a pistol that better fit her hands. It was my wifes first time shooting a rifle and by the end of class she was able to hit a target at 300 yards. We would recommend this training center to our friends and family, we will be taking classes here again.

I had a fantastic experience overall. The esthetician was exceptional--knowledgeable, professional,…read moreand attentive. The treatment room and the ambiance were absolutely lovely, making for a truly relaxing visit. However, my experience was significantly marred by the front desk staff. The front desk lady was extremely rude and dismissive, and her behavior was downright obnoxious. She refused to take the time to help with my concerns and made me feel unwelcome. It's disheartening because the rest of the visit was so positive, but this behavior has unfortunately soured my perception of the place. It's truly disappointing, and while I appreciated the esthetician and the environment, the poor customer service at the front desk means I won't be returning. A business's success depends on every team member providing excellent service. I would also like to add I commented this just a week or so ago and they removed my comment so I would like to add it again.

Sweet little school, obviously up and coming. They have great product and a tight knit team of…read moreprofessionals running the place who seem to genuinely care for their students. I noticed they are adding massage and night classes too. If you come for a service, give them time with their services, remember they are students learning... Overall I like this place. I think they are an asset for this community.

Melluzi has become my go to for facials. They do an amazing job. The students are well trained and…read moresupervised. The facial suites make it feel special rather than clinical. You will not go wrong coming here.

Coming in from a hot day and a stressful week, it was the perfect time for a therapeutic facial…read moresession. As I walked in, I was greeted with warm smiles, glowing faces, and a soothing eucalyptus atmosphere filled with Southern hospitality. I received a facial from Ava, who was extremely professional and made me feel like VIP. I also learned about the products and additional treatments offered. I'll be back soon Thank you Melluzi!

I went to sign up for adult education, I can't speak English, and every staff member I met was…read morefriendly and enthusiastic. Parking in the campus is very convenient, the school is big and clean,

I loved the pinnacle campus because it was close to me. I…read moreliked the food there. The campus gets very popular that's why I loved it.

It's been great thus far. The campus is nice with little animals everywhere and the river to swim…read morein after or before class. Take your change of clothes. The parking for non residents is so far that is my only complaint.

Attended 2021-2023. The only positive thing I have to say about this university is that the campus…read moreis beautiful. They charge students to blink here. Parking tickets, paid garage parking if you don't have time to take a bus across town to get to the campus and hike to class. When I was attending, the construction was so bad on the roads I popped a tire on a rock and was stranded for 4 hours. Professors are absolutely terrible. They are condescending and rude. The course work is absolutely ridiculous across majors, a lot of professors don't clearly define projects but then grade you as if they did. Healthcare Administration program professors mock students and spread misinformation, try to make students fearful of their future careers and financial courses are useless to the job, an old man talking about his "knowledge" about healthcare finances. Required reading: the book he wrote. Project management course, I worked on a commercial for the school, professor took off points because she didn't like the commercial and said it wasn't "relevant" to healthcare administration because I didn't include stock images of an administrative job. I had to call professors out regularly for their unethical and insufficient grading. All of this during my two years there, and I had at least two professors openly mock me as if I was dumb. The last straw was them telling me to work 40 hour weeks in residency that I had to secure from their "approved list" with no pay or promise of a job in the end. Changed my major the next week. One professor told me I would be "working at McDonald's" if I changed my major and another mocked a response I had to the lesson in a sarcastic tone both in front of the class. I felt totally embarrassed and absolutely alone, overworked and overwhelmed while attending this school. I wish I could get my money and time back from this university, but in the very least have my degree that I worked so hard for. One psychology History & Theory course in particular held me back from graduating because professor gave over 100 assignments during the semester and took off points because she didn't agree with your opinions, on opinion based assignments. Begged her and asked what I could do to bring my grade up multiple times during the semester and she refused consistently and failed me in the end. Tail end of COVID. $1000 to retake the course. I spent more time trying explain myself to these professors than I ever should have as a college student, it's their job to grade properly and set students up for success, instead they use their position to bully students. They withheld my degree over this one class and the professor has been poorly reviewed for years! Over 120 credit hours earned and thousands of dollars, please send me my diploma!