Baby girl is all checked in and off to her collegiate world wind as a D1 scholar and athlete…read more.. Super proud mom...

My son went to this university and had a great experience- academically and socially. Established a…read morelot of network, learned to be resilient, and graduated feeling ready to face challenges in life.

Every time I come into hilltop shop the workers are rude. They don't acknowledge me and act as if…read morei'm an inconvenience. Isn't It supposed to be a convenience store? Especially Caprese or whatever her name is, she didn't even look at me when scanning my items. The one with short hair.

Literally the most unfriendly workers you can imagine. The level of disrespect is crazy, I…read moreliterally don't even go because I don't want to catch the attitude. It is always the same workers there that are so depressed and mean like the ginger boy or guy with glasses. My friends and I will literally will DoorDash from the gas station instead of going in the hilltop shop.

It depends what you're looking to major in. For our daughter in particular she's seeking a…read morebiological science major. This university does not have the resources, or the up to date science equipment needed to facilitate this type degree

There are no words that can express the gratitude I have towards this institution. I know our girl…read morewill be safe, well taught, and respected. It may be a tough commute some days... it may be expensive, but I have attended public university and private... the public system seems to be stacked against success. You can't get the classes you need, in turn you have to take additional unnecessary courses to keep FT status. In short, a disastrous experience for a freshman and sophomore. I transferred to a private school and it was a 180' difference. Classes were scheduled in modules to make sure everyone is on track and not taking unnecessary "Filler"classes. Teachers arrived on time. Class was held the complete time allotted. Deans, admin and staff were always helpful. The students vary in caliber at any school. You wants snobs, you can find them easily. The students who are serious about their future are quickly spotted if you look for them. If you want to make money... you have to spend a little to make more. Don't let the price hold you back. $5 for a cup of coffee is nothing to us now right? $40,000 a year to exit and make $70-$80/ hour is pretty damn good. Medical careers ensure a great income. Afterwards... you can reap the rewards.

This program goes beyond book learning, it teaches real life skills. I got my degree in 2000 and…read moreI've had a quarter century of better living.

Superb education for healthful living. The curriculum and experiences are first rate. You find out…read moreso much about yourself and your relationships and it helps enrich your life in an expansive way

The only library where I found a real quiet area in! people talk in a quiet area rarely. The…read moretemperature is not crazy, like all the other places. It also has some natural light that makes it more delicate.

This is a brilliant study space and resource for the general public, as well as students. You can…read moreget a library card for use, even if not a student most times m-fri when a supervisor is present. But you may want to call first to clarify someone is there to issue it. On weekends the exterior doors will be locked. Call the library and they will come let you in. It's very quiet, there are restrooms and vending machines inside. There is a botanical garden open til 5pm across the street with picnic tables and benches available to decompress after/between long hours researching. Very helpful staff.

Extremely satisfied. Was seen promptly. I will most likely be recommending this hospital for…read morestreamlined and caring emergency services.

The experience was nightmarish, as I was there twelve hours. But they were really thorough. Despite…read morethe horrible stress of sitting in an ER (actually in an outdoor ex-Covid tent) from 2 pm until 2 am, they did an excellent job, as the doctor said, "Ruling out the really bad things." They get a 1 for efficiency but a 5 for good care, so I have given them an average of 3. The staff, nurses, and one doctor kept apologizing for the excessive waiting and voiced their frustration with the system, but said nothing was improving.

I regret taking the Paralegal Program at UCLA Extension. Despite receiving complaints for years…read moreabout Christopher Ellison, they continue to allow him to teach 3 separate classes, meaning if you take this program, you will need to be taught by him for 18 weeks. His sexism in the classroom was truly disgusting, and many students' complaints were ignored. He was always off topic and inappropriate. He referred to people as "crackheads" said "all teenage girls should apologize to their parents" (asserting that young women are "awful"), told the class about his own teenage daughter's insecurities and that she wanted a nose job, told us that he had removed his wife from his life insurance without telling her, and seemed unhinged at times. Extremely inappropriate and misogynistic personal details to be giving a class. I submitted a complaint to UCLA with timestamps of his inappropriate comments that UCLA has on film and I was ignored. I'm sure they will allow him to continue teaching. My mental health took a toll and I decided to just not attend his last class because we are allowed one dropped module. I am honestly thinking of speaking to representation because of how awful this experience was. After attending this course and seeing how they allow their professors to treat their female students, I am not surprised UCLA is embroiled in the Epstein files with another professor, and they have yet to suspend him. Yale just suspended their professor that was involved with Epstein, but UCLA has not. My law firm paid for my tuition or else I would have filed a chargeback. I have advised them to never use UCLA for their paralegals again. Not to mention, grades would come in months after the classes finished, with little to zero feedback.

The price of their writing courses are ridiculous and it is around $720 for either online or in…read moreperson which doesn't make sense to me because I think online classes should be cheaper! I have emailed the staff and they referred me to info about scholarships, which is highly selective. The demographic of people who take their courses are not going to change until they lower their prices. The writing courses are only worth it if you are a fan of the instructor's work.