Alot of their classes are not transferable. So if you're thinking about transfering to a university you should check with them and see before you waste time and money. Not only that but their financial aid rules are ridiculous. If you are getting financial aid youre better off going to the university of Phoenix or just go straight to unlv. Dont waste your time with this school for not much more money you can go somewhere alot better or save $ and go to some online school. And if you're out of state youll want to kick yourself for letting them know you are! Backwards ran school setup to make things difficult on the student. Its ran like the a dmv lol. Quality of classes are average, very average. And campuses have a loser like environment to them. Its costly to go here, all around do some research and inform yourself with all your options before you go here.

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Good overall, I recommend it. Informal, fast service, our waiter was brief but he did get the job done. I had tap water which didn't taste great...no biggie...just saying. Good for talking while eating. Detail: Two friends and I went on Saturday two weekends ago. I can't remember the time but it was somewhere between 7-9pm. I used to go to the Pita Jungle in Tempe near ASU a lot but it has been about three years since I was there and this was my first time at this location. The restaurant was full, maybe one or two tables were free the whole time we were there and that's including outside. Service wasn't affected though. We started with the large plain hummus, it was a lot, basically a whole dinner plate. But the small would have been too little for three people. It was good but not that different than store bought hummus, not saying that's a good or bad thing. Both of my friends got the Gyros which they thought were good. I can't exactly remember what I got, I wana say it was the chicken shwarma wrap dinner. I thought it was great. The chicken was tasty and kinda of sweet onions and it came with a little Greek salad which I liked. The orders were on the table oddly quick, not that that's a bad thing. I can't remember the cost, but it was not high for what you get.

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I am a little shocked to see the negative reviews on Almond Tree. My sister and I went in during the height of wedding season on a Sunday afternoon to check out their selection. A sales person did approach us to see if we had an appointment but once we clarified that we were browsing we were free to look through the gowns and accessories. I returned last week with a regular appointment to try on gowns. I made my appointment via email which was perfect for my busy life. Almond tree is set up like the bridal salons you see on TV in NY or ATL with large private presentation areas and well lit dressing rooms. There was a large selection of dresses in my size.....12+. I probably looked through......75 gowns? To pick out 5 I wanted to try on. A note on that. The majority of their appointments are seen on the weekend. To get the best selection with the most attention and least traffic a weekday appointment is good. My attendant Alyssa was awesome, I would highly recommend asking for her when you make your appointment. She was very honest about various styles and made suggestions regarding gowns I hadn't personally pulled that she thought might work on my body. Alyssa also has wedding planning experience so it was fun to chat with her about various venues around town. She has lots of awesome suggestions for the DIY bride. Almond Tree also has tons of veils, sashes and sparkly things to help bling your gown to give you an idea of how to make it your own. As a consignment shop the selection varies greatly from week to week so I would suggest multiple appointments if you have time and don't find a dress on your first appointment. One thing that is a little odd is the pricing. I tried on a $1600 Maggie Sottero that was priced for $550 and a $660 Davids Bridal priced for $550. I guess its probably because as a consignment shop the previous bride is setting the price? But now that I'm writing this I wonder if that price is negotiable like consignment furniture. Almond Tree Wedding Boutique is a consignment shop specializing in pre-worn and sample dresses. If you are not sure what consignment means Almond Tree might not be for you. To clarify, the majority of gowns at Almond Tree have been worn. To an actual wedding. Maybe more than once! Yes, they will have been previously altered, or have makeup on them, or coffee on the hem. The gowns will need to be cleaned and possibly altered. If you don't think getting a $1500 gown for $550 is worth a $60 dollar dry cleaning bill......... Almond Tree might not be your thing!

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My fiance (who has extra-long, curly hair) got his hair cut by Paige at Altered Ego a few months ago. He loved it and kept telling me to make an appointment with her. I've had some awful experiences with my hair so I always put off getting it cut in fear it will just get screwed up again. I finally decided to get my hair cut because the ends were starting to disintegrate... I'm so glad I did: BEST HAIRCUT IN YEARS! I have finally found a stylist that I will be returning to. Paige was amazing and listened to exactly what I wanted. She had great suggestions and tips. She even showed me, step by step, how to style my hair using my natural curls (I didn't know I had them!). She was bubbly and made me feel super comfortable. The rest of the staff is friendly as well. It was such a pleasant experience that I'm actually looking forward to my next trim! Paige gets an A+.
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