I am on the Presidential Honors Society for SCC and was going to take a semester of BIOL430 at ARC…read more Reason for attending ARC was because a professor, Heather Fajardo, who I had my eyes on had great reviews from ratemyprofessor.com. 4.9 out of 5 rating, difficultly level 2.5, and 30-points extra credit provided throughout the semester. Two weeks before the fall semester started, I get an email from an Indian professor about BIOL430. I'm like in my Connor McGregor's voice, "Who tf is this??" I immediately log into eServices to find out who this guy is. There was a last-minute change on the professor I had picked ahead of time WITHOUT any notification(s) to myself or the students. So, I immediately go online and CANNOT find anything about this "new" professor. I searched online and there were no leads. First day of class, I go in as hopeful as any other student to find out what this professor is all about. The Dean for the Natomas Center walks in, introduced herself, welcomed us, and wished us a happy Fall Semester. That was great on her part!! After she left, our professor immediately jumps into the lecture. Did not give his name or an intro. One student asked the professor why he didn't go over the syllabus or tell us his name and the expectations of the class. His response, "You guys received an email before the class started." He received immediate backlash. The same student then asked the professor if this was his first time teaching. His reply, "Yes." A few students got up and left, one-by-one.... His lecture was all over the place and students sat frustrated, as there was a language barrier, and he wasn't clear on the anatomy parts when describing them. He flashed through each PowerPoint he created super-fast. Students were telling him to slow down. A few more students get up and leave... I did not speak nor say anything the whole class and was second guessing my decision. I sat there and gave this guy an opportunity to prove himself. I pride myself on the accomplishments I have made and how dedicated I am to connect with professors who care and will take the time to really put a lot of effort into me for me to get an A at the end of every semester. I felt as though, this professor, being that it was his first time teaching, would not be the professor for me. The way he started scared me, and other students, to let a semester go by to once again, join the process of searching for another professor for the Spring of 2025. And in case you're asking why I didn't just search another professor on eServices, it's because they're all filled. No professor was available. SHAME!!! Shame on the school for allowing professors to do this at the last minute. There should be a process before the semester starts, where professors need to apply for the next semester. They SHOULD NOT be able to drop the class after students do their research on the professor and have them locked in. When students start to enroll, professors cannot backout of a class. Now I have to go through a whole semester of waiting to find another great professor. Thanks ARC!!! You have failed. 1/3 of the class walked out and I'm pretty sure more dropped the class. The professor's name is in the screenshot. Do better!! I'm also posting this under the Natomas Center.

There's not enough space honestly it's really small with just a few classes... it's also not the…read moremost convenient to get to.

When I came here for the first time, the people all here were really nice. I didn't know where to…read morego and was really confused, but several people kindly helped me out. Also, I accidentally sent in my questionnaire too early, so I came early to see if I needed to do it again, and they actually remembered seeing my name and were waiting for me so I could fill it out again. They really know their patients! The nurse and doctor were really sweet too. They had all my information, they let me know of everything that was going on, and I felt really taken care of. The lady at the lab place is so hilarious too and so incredibly sweet, I almost forgot she was taking my blood! Almost... It's a really modern building as well, and everything is organized and clean. Lots of bike parking and super close to campus.

0/10, this place is awful and it's student ran which somehow makes it even worse. If you hate your…read morejob, choose a different profession. It's literally that simple. Reception is awful, disgusting behavior for no absolute reason. I get you have to get your hours in, but the lack of professionalism and human decency has me baffled.

It's not only because UC Davis is my alma mater that I'll say that the UC Davis Extension is an…read moreincredibly valuable resource & asset to the entire Northern California region. It's because of the short 2-day course I recently completed there. I love beer. So much so that I want to start making it myself. UC Davis Extension offers brewing courses ranging from beginner level all the way up to Master Brewer Certification. I took the Brewing Basics: Going Beyond the Kit course. Overall, it was excellent. The material covered was perfect for total beginners & those who have some home brewing experience. The instructors were extremely knowledgeable & delivered their information in an engaging manner. Class was held at Sudwerk with brewing demos done inside the operational brewery. Apparently, brewing courses aren't too common as there were other students who came from as far away as Texas & Ohio. Again, UC Davis Extension is an incredible resource & asset for Northern California. OK, enough review writing, it's time to make some beer!

Hay my name is Juliana Portoni i'm looking forward too this program and i'm super excited forward…read moreto it for this next fall

Study hard and study well! I come here often to find myself spending time at the library, focusing…read moreon my studies while my girlfriend attends school at the University of the Pacific in Sacramento. It's a peaceful spot where I can concentrate, especially as I prepare for my future career with the San Jose Police Department. The library offers a quiet escape, giving me the perfect environment to hit the books while supporting her academic journey.

I just moved on campus and I find this place to be beautiful. The groundskeeper is doing a great…read morejob with keeping up with maintenence with the lawn, buildings, and leaves falling. Public safety is on site 24/7. You can see their cars parked all over campus. I feel safe when I am here. My professors and classmates are pretty chill and supportive. So far, I feel appreciative to where I am at. I am grateful for this opportunity to be in the Master in Health Care of Social Work. This school deserves a two thumbs up!

I cannot recommend this school enough! It has been a perfect fit for my daughter who has an IEP,…read morebut it's good for those who don't have IEP's too! They offer a hybrid model of homeschooling where students have an experience of attending workshops on site (as well as IEP services on site) and the parent does academic instruction at home. If you want to homeschool your child, but also want your consistent socialization for your child and support for yourself, this is the perfect place! It is truly homeschooling in community!

I have homeschooled 5 kids over 20 years through PACT. My older ones went on to have success in…read morehigh school and beyond, and I expect it will be the same for my youngest. I can't imagine being anywhere else. The families in our school community are diverse and from all walks of life. PACT has a variety of workshops available for students, from the arts to foundational subjects like language arts, math, science and social studies. There are regularly scheduled student and family events, as well as fun, quality field trips you can sign up for. They offer parent education workshops and monthly meet-ups where parents can come together to discuss teaching strategies, etc. They also offer a variety of curriculum to choose from - both traditional and homeschool-centric. And they provide IEP services. The staff members and our principal Mrs. Carter are all kind and knowledgeable. The advisers can be more hands-on if that's what you and your student need or you can act more autonomously if you are able. One of their roles is to ascertain whether or not you are meeting the educational hours and subject requirements set by the state. They ensure that your children are learning. I find this a comfort, as their educator, to know all of my i's are dotted and my t's crossed. The whole thing is a partnership between the student/family and the school. Everyone there has the good of your child in mind - that they are learning and thriving. Like almost all homeschool parents/guardians, I had to learn how to homeschool, but whenever we have needed help or advice, our educational advisers have always been willing to make time for us. Homeschooling takes work as a parent/guardian, but it is worth the effort. There is community at PACT, for both the students and their families. Friendships are formed and good core memories are made. All of my children have felt seen, known, and safe at this school. I cannot recommend this program more.

it worked for me. while working as a analyst for sacramento county i went to lincoln. very good…read moreprofessors who were also working as lawyers and even a superior court judge. interestingly, a lot of the students also had full time jobs but wanted to improve their work opportunities. we even had a student who was a professor at the state college in modesto. he would drive to sacramento three nights a week for class. and the students i knew went on to successful law careers, including me. we had students who became district attorneys, public defenders and even judges. i think lincoln is well respected in the sacramento legal community. lincoln is a very good school and worth attending.

I can't really compare this place to any other law school since this is the only one I've attended,…read morebut having completed 2 semesters thus far, I can base my review off of the professors and the administration. The professors I've had thus far are mostly Deputy DA's for Sacramento, they are knowledgeable and willing to give a little extra to ensure that you understand the concepts. Some of my attorney friends who attended McGeorge stated that the professors were mostly condescending and have a holier than thou mentality, which I think is their attempt to move towards becoming a top tier law school. Lincoln on the other hand only offers a night program and most of the students also have full time careers, so they are very mindful of the needs and commitments of their student population. The administration staff is OK. As far as the facilities are concerned, it is serviceable and I think that anything more fancy or grandiose would be a waste as it would undoubtedly affect the tuition prices...

This school is great. I went here for Kindergarten all the way to 6th grade. Priscilla Moore was…read morenice. She worked in the C-16 room. Sheryl Sharp was nice. April Seto the therapist was nice. Len Fingerman my 4th grade teacher was nice. Mrs. Pehlke my kindergarten teacher was nice. My 3rd grade teacher Mrs. Batha was nice. My 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Ortiz was nice. My first grade teacher Lisa Simmons was nice. My 6th grade teacher Mrs. Raubach was nice. My 5th grade teacher Michelle Stellmacher was nice.

Didn't like this school had a negative impact on my child's mental health.My child's teacher would…read moreuncomfortably touch my kids shoulder and never asked for consent or if they were okay with it.my child felt targeted.

I used this company for my 20-hour video prep for my Public Adjuster test, and it was painful. The…read moreperson leading the course is clearly an expert and passionate, and I understand the topic is a bit dry, but it was like watching grass grow. He simply read from a book, and the workbook I was sent, simply followed along. A lot of the prep tests on their site had questions that weren't covered in the lessons, and I failed many of the ones I took (if you get 95% on all of them and fail the test, you get an extra 30 days of study time on their site). There is no way I'll pass the test by just using their product, and have been using Gemini to create a study guide and quizzes for me that have been very helpful. I truly hate to give a bad review, but there has to be a better alternative out there.

If i could give this website a 0 i definitely would. This is a one man army website and online…read moreservice. The owner David Davis is very rude, and not helpful at all. He will insult you if you ask him questions that you don't know. DO NOT, waste your money on this website. He called me the generation that don't want to do the work, and wants to find way around everything. He said he DOES not give a crap if i cancel or not. He has gotten the money anyways. RUN AWAY, AND SAVE YOUR SELF FROM THIS PLACE!