Q: negative

A: Lets take a moment to talk about the non professors and teachers...Seriously the worst customer service I've ever received. No one is on the same page. Financial aid, advisors, office staff are ALL unhelpful, and rude. I've honestly never had such an awful experience trying to give people money to further my education. Calling to get an issue figured out? Forget about it. You will be on wait for 30 min up to 3 hours, get disconnected multiple times then be told to contact a different office or just never get through to the person your actually trying to reach. I had people tell me that they would resolve my problems and never follow through. Even supervisors were unhelpful! Do yourself a favor and find a different school that has there stuff together. Professors and teachers.... Here it gets better. I've been taking classes here for sometime now. I actually already have an associates in Liberal Arts from here and I'm in the process of getting another in sign language. After this semester I will be applying for their interpreting preparation program which is ranked in the top three programs in the state for the last time I checked. Joanne has been my advisor for two years now is the absolute best. She has been there for me every step of the way and advised me in the right direction in every which way! The campus is usually always clean and the grounds are kept up daily. I still prefer Scottsdale community Colleges campus over PC but its not bad. I like that if your in a specific program majority of our classes are held in the same building so you don't have to be running from one side of campus to another. This campus is also in the process of remodeling and adding new buildings as well s parking structures. I'm looking forward to the new look! The staff here has been great I have yet to take a class and not like the professor. I highly recommend, Jeff Stone, Tamara Henner, David Bailey and Michelle Monhan for any American Sign Language or Interpreting classes. For English I highly recommend Cristie Roe. All these professors go above and beyond to help their students and really take the time to make sure everyone understands the material that they are teaching.

Q: positive

A: Best Wangs In Town!!

Q: positive

A: Do not let the exterior fool you. This place in not about how nice the outside is, it's about how good the food inside is. Food is great and there is lot's of it. Great variety. Friendly servers. Kitchen slow to get food out to you, but it is well worth the wait. Drunken Noodle and Duck soup ...off the hook.

Q: negative

A:
My girlfriend and I are always on the search for good and truly spicy food, and when we saw the living social coupon for Jalapeno Inferno, we were pretty intrigued. Unfortunately our experience was very underwhelming. After a long wait before seeing a waitress, we ordered a couple of their "premium" margaritas, which we both thought were just okay, a little on the sour side, and overall, lacked balance. We ordered the smoked pork quesadilla and the Texas style enchiladas to split for dinner. It always bugs us a bit when something is listed as "not for the faint of heart" due to it's spiciness, and it comes out medium spicy at best. The management is super nice, and offered to buy us an app for our initial wait. One of the managers also recommended a pureed hatch child sauce which made things much better, and had a nice kick, but we felt this should have been somehow infused in the dishes. Ambiance was kind of all over the place, and we would have liked to have had some more traditional Mexican type of music as opposed to the pop channel they had on. Service seemed to be good around us, but I think that our server was just over sat, and forgot about us after our food came out. Over all, we wouldn't recommend this for spicy food enthusiasts or authentic Mexican food connoisseurs, but we think that it'd probably be a good place for families.