Daniel Yevseyevich took care of me today, and I felt very comfortable. He educated me on how to…read moretake care of my teeth. He was very outgoing and made my day with his smile I recommend coming here if you need dental work the students are very sweet

This place gaslights you and then has you pay for their mistakes. They're not organize. I'm hoping…read moreto get a professional job to get regular dentistry. I'm so sick of coming here. One dentist said to treat a cavity immediately. Then I saw another student who didn't prioritize the cavity and treated other ones. Then it turned into a root canal, which I had to pay for. I end up paying more for their idiocy. When they do make mistakes they pretend like it's not their fault.

The first exam I took here, the proctor argued what material I was able to bring. I explained I had…read morebeen preparing for the exam for a long time and was sure of what the rules were. After debating, they checked again and said I was correct and allowed my materials. This was a stressful beginning to my long exam with no scheduled break. The temperature in the room was unbearably hot and they had a box fan blasting hot air around the room. By the end of my exam, I was saturated like I had wet myself, from my knees to my armpits. I was wearing pants and a t-shirt. I felt dizzy and nauseated. Unbearable conditions for a long exam. They take so long checking you in and out, I have been afraid to use the bathroom. The second exam I took here smelled like someone was smoking cigarettes in the center. I don't know where it was coming from but it was overwhelming. Again they argued about my material I am allowed to use with my exam but I had printed the test booklet and was able to hand it to them to read with Prometrics policy for my exams page highlighted for them to look at on their own website. Prometric sent out a notice of FAILURE for not showing up, to everyone who sat for my exam. OUTRAGEOUS! I reached out to Prometric weeks ago to discuss these things with them. I thought they might want to know and appreciate the notice instead of a review. No one ever replied. I am applying to get on the board in my field to try and move the exams to another testing center. The date for my exam was incorrect from what the board had announced. Trying to explain and correct this with Prometric was impossible. Good luck with these people on the phone. I fixed it myself but it took a week. How does Prometric hold exams for so many professional licenses and operate at such a low bar?

This was a great experience. I took a test at the Taylorsville Prometric location. I read all the…read morereviews, then made a trip down there two days before the exam to make sure I knew exactly where the place was, that they would accept my identification methods, that I had the time correct and get any advice from them about what I needed to remember about Prometric's rules. The staff were welcoming, non-judgmental and very helpful. Were they on time the day of testing? Yes. Early, actually. Did I have to fight a crowd the day of my exam? No. there were about 6 people there when I registered. When I left there were three people at the front desk either waiting to be processed or being fingerprinted, which was not a requirement for MY exam. Was the place hard to find? No. There are two entrances which could be confusing, but read the other reviews with pictures and it will help. Was the staff knowledgeable, helpful and kind? Absolutely. They went out of their way to make test takers feel less stressed. Is there a locker to put your cell and bag? Yes. They are small lockers so a backpack might be a stretch, but a handbag is do-able. Ok, so, DEEP breath...this place is a great space to take an exam, from MY experience. Best wishes for success on your exam!

Over the years I've attempted to learn Spanish several times without much success. I've enrolled in…read morecollege and community education classes and tried Rosetta Stone and other apps. Spanish just never made sense to me and being forced to memorize words, conjunctions, and tenses was downright boring. Earlier this year I planned to visit Colombia and hoped to learn more Spanish in preparation for my trip. I wanted to be more conversational during our travels and to be able to get around easier. I knew I wouldn't be able to master Spanish in a few weeks, but I wanted to learn as much as possible to make my trip more enjoyable and fun. I discovered EL KING Language Institute was near my home and called them to learn more about their Spanish classes. They invited me to attend a sample class and I showed up that next week for an evening class with Dr. Thomas Quiroz. He introduced us to the concept of the "one page book", his patented method for learning Spanish and other languages. Honestly, this concept seemed kind of simplistic and gimmicky when I first saw it. But when Dr. Thomas Quiroz started asking us questions in Spanish and we started using the "one page book" to communicate with him, in Spanish, it immediately clicked and made sense. This learning method is honestly a revolutionary approach to learning and it eliminates the drudgery of memorization typically associated with language classes. That evening I enrolled in the EL KING Language Institute Spanish class and began my new journey to learn Spanish! Our Spanish class met twice a week, every Tuesday and Thursday for three hours, for 10 weeks. There were five students in the class, including myself, and the classes were fun and engaging. I was honestly surprised by how quickly the three hour classes went by. Dr. Thomas Quiroz is a terrific instructor and his stories and teaching style kept me interested and made the classes fun. Classes focused on the use of the "one page book" and learning the structure of the Spanish language. By understanding how to form sentences in Spanish and by engaging in conversations with each other, we quickly learned how to say many things and that learning came about very naturally. During our Spanish classes, Dr. Thomas Quiroz brought in native Spanish speakers (from their English classes) for us to talk with. We helped them with their English and they helped us with our Spanish! This cross training was very helpful and beneficial to both English and Spanish students. I traveled to Colombia in May, after a few weeks of Spanish classes. I was surprised by how much Spanish I understood and how much I was able to communicate with other people. Had a mastered Spanish in a few short weeks? Certainly not. But in only a few weeks at the EL KING Language Institute, I'd learned more Spanish than in any previous class I'd taken. By understanding the structure of the language with the assistance of the "one page book," I was able to ask and respond to questions, order from a menu, ask for help and directions, and carry on a basic conversation. This very much enriched my travels in Colombia and made by time there much more enjoyable. If you're considering learning Spanish I would absolutely recommended checking out the EL KING Language Institute. Sign-up for a sample class and try out their unique and patented learning methods. You'll have a great time at EL KING and you'll learn a language in the process too.

For anyone who is interested in learning Spanish and unsure of where to go or start, I highly…read morerecommend El King. Their teaching methods WORK with the use of Dr. Quiroz's "One Page Book". The OPB helps to immediately acclimate you to building sentences in Spanish, both in speaking and in writing. The concept of the OPB was easy to understand and apply in the classroom, as well as at home when practicing. If you are lacking in confidence of whether or not learning Spanish is within your capabilities, schedule your first introductory lesson with El King and you'll see that its not at all impossible. Dr. Thomas Quiroz is the head of El King and instructed me personally through private lessons. He will provide a good balance of encouragement with your progress while simultaneously reminding you the importance of practice and immersion. It truly is SO important to practice. You don't need to be "Smart" or have some "Gifted" ability to learn. All you have to do is apply yourself and PRACTICE! Dr. Quiroz is easy to converse with and will help build your confidence in speaking Spanish. Another separate thing I really enjoyed about El King is the opportunity you get to speak with the English students that are there. The idea is that you ask questions in Spanish and they answer in English, then vise versa. If Dr. Quiroz asks you if you'd be interested in practicing your Spanish with the English students, say yes. I was a bit nervous to do so, but it ended up being so much fun. You don't have to worry about saying the wrong words or mispronouncing them, because we are all learning and mistakes are expected. I learned so much in the near 2 weeks that I was there. I would have continued further, but demands at my work made it difficult to go on. I recommend staying with El King for as long as your work and personal life permits. Although my stay was short, El King has given me the confidence to continue practicing on my own through family, friends, and self-study.

AVOID THIS SCHOOL AT ALL COSTS!!!!…read more The only reason I am giving one star is the professors. Majority of the professors are amazing and really do want you to succeed. However, I would be giving 0 stars if I could. The bad most definitely outweighs the good. This is one of the most if not the most expensive school in Utah, and they run more like a business than a school. They could not care less about their students. They are unprofessional, dishonest, and lack a basic respect for their students. It has gotten worse and worse every semester. Financial aid is terrible, they don't reach out to you until it is past due and then act like it's your fault when in reality, we had no idea until they messaged us. Then they will call and email you religiously (even while you are in class) until you get them their money. On top of this, they only work with 2 student loan lenders. These lenders are also terrible - rarely approves an application. Moving on, despite the large cost to attend here, none of your money goes to your education. You have to constantly pretend to do skills and reuse equipment, which half the time doesn't even work how it is supposed to because it has been used so much. Next, administration 100% has favorites and doesn't even try to hide it. Certain people get excused and are the exception to the rule while others don't even get a second chance. Some students can be late to our biggest testing day of 9th semester (the semester just before graduation) and it just slides by while others are in the hospital for an emergency and are denied to zoom call into class. In the academic catalog it states that if you are missing class for a medical reason, getting a doctor's note will excuse it, so I got a doctor's note one time and the dean tried to pry into my personal protected private health information, and broke HIPAA and FERPA by asking. Then when I mentioned that to her, she responded with I understand but it would help me make my decision of excusing it or not. Lastly, don't even get me started on the mess of graduation. First off, they said that we would get to vote on who we wanted as our student speaker for graduation. When we voted and had a clear winner, someone complained that it wasn't fair because she wanted to speak also. So like the favoritism there is, they send out another vote. This vote revealed the same winner. They continued to wrack havoc in that students life for being voted. They made her cry and treated her like she was a bad person all because someone was mad that they did not get voted for. She had to verbally stand up to the administration advocating for herself. Next, it took them until about halfway through our final semester to get us information about graduation because they hadn't booked a venue. Come to find out just the week before graduation that this venue has limited seating and we have to get tickets for those we want to come. Now if that isn't frustrating enough, we only get 8 tickets per person. This would be a different scenario if we had known this from the beginning, however we were never told that we are only allowed 8 people and all of us have invited many friends and family. Now because of this we had to go to all of those loved ones that we had invited and pick and choose who we want to give the tickets to. This is something that they knew when they booked the place. No venue withholds information like that upon booking. They simply withheld the information from us students as I'm sure they knew it would make us upset. I am positive this is because this was the cheapest option for a venue. We don't even have a stage. It is a black box theater which has a floor and lifted seating. You're telling me that the 2 million they made from my cohort couldn't cover a bigger graduation venue? I call bullshit. Despite all of the money we are all paying this school, we have nothing to show for it. We are getting treated like scum, there is no respect, no fairness, no professionalism, no empathy, and no trust. This school is not a school that cares about you and wants you to succeed. This is a business that cares about their paycheck. Think twice before coming here, you really do not get as good of an experience as you should for the investment that it is.

Arizona College of Nursing has been such an incredible experience. I have worked in educational…read moreoperations for over 20+ years and I love working for a place that will always put the student first. I believe in the mission, I love their values, and I know they want the best outcomes. If you are looking for a positive place to work with leaders that listen, it doesn't get much better!

I attended Westminster College in 1971. I recently was in Salt Lake with my husband and told him I…read morewould like to visit the campus again. It was so much prettier than when I attended here. It all came back to me. There were so few new buildings and dormitories. What stood out to me were seeing the trees being so much larger and the campus looking so pretty. They also had a lot of flower baskets all around, loved those. I also loved seeing Westminster College again, lots of good memories came back to me.

Tuition is expensive, teachers are opinionated when it comes to politics, rumors go by fast…read moreespecially if your dealing with mental health issues, teachers are unwilling to help & counseling isn't reliable (some students committed suicide because of the lack of help from the counseling department), diversity is small & more so if your a Hispanic person women. People are not kind to minorities on a "liberal" democrat campus, you will be discriminated or excluded if your Christian ok this campus. If I could restart my college I would and would've never gone to this campus! It's terrible and expensive not worth your time or money!

I took this class earlier this year and Aaron was a great instructor, making the class very…read moreinteresting and informative. He is obviously very passionate about firearms and making sure that those who wish to exercise their 2nd Amendment rights are armed with the knowledge they need to navigate Utah's laws. Aaron is also an FFL and I have used his FFL services. For those who are interested in conceal carry should definitely consider taking Aaron's class.

I am very pleased with the amount of information provided, the amount of time and detail Aaron…read moregave. I live about an hour away from where the class was held and am glad I chose to attend this class. He is obviously very knowledgeable and passionate about what he does. Might I add that I believe he does this to help others. His main source of income is his catering business, and it seems to be a very successful one. So, I don't think he does this class for the money. He's a good teacher and has integrity. Thank you Aaron and family for providing a great environment and experience.

I did a seminar with this foundation in 2010 I was able to do two of the three levels, and I had a…read moregreat experience very bonding with others in the classes and I was able to improve my own life 10 fold. I would do the level 3 in the future. Wish I could do one now That I am back living in Salt Lake City. except for the Covid 19 restrictions now.

Tami is amazing at making my quilts look more beautiful! I have brought in tops that I was "sick"…read moreof looking at because they had frustrated me. By the time she was done quilting them they looked GORGEOUS! I take everything to Tami now, even my little wall hangings, she has tons of great designs to accent all kinds of designs!