20 Best Mph Programs In Long Beach, CA (2022 Updated)

I am currently in my 3rd quarter at AUHS. So far, my experience here has been amazing and I have met lots of students that have become my friends and study buddies. I admit, the nursing program is hard just like one would expect. Nothing comes easy, you have to work your way up to get where you are. It is hard, but if you talk with your professors regarding your concerns in a class, they will definitely give you tips and help you out. Also, take advantage of the tutoring and read, read, read!! You won’t learn anything if you do not read and understand the material yourself! I did not get to meet the staff right away due to the pandemic, but once I did, they were very welcoming just like how they were in the online orientations and meetings. They definitely take the students’ feedback into considerations and make sure you are heard. So far, the staff I have met in the Student Services is Ms. Alma, the registrar. She is always there in the office when you need to talk to her or have any questions. I usually go to her when I have questions (even thru email) and she will direct you to the best person that can help you with whatever concern you may have. Other faculties/staff I have met are Ms. Venus, Ms. Carlet, Professor Carter, Professor Marco, and Professor Flores! They have all been amazing to me, especially this quarter. I believe that the professors here want you to learn and succeed in the best way possible, even if this program is rigorous and challenging.Coleen Mendoza

I have been in the BSN program since 2016 and after facing many trials and tribulations as a nursing student, I can confidently say that this school is challenging and forces you to prioritize school work and a strong work ethic. AUHS prepares you to be the best nurse you can be in the real world. Dr. Atienza has been the best dean that the school has had in the last couple of years. He truly cares about students success in the program. I've had the pleasure of encountering such great personnel such as Alma from Student Services. Professor Bobbie carter is a great teacher who listens and advocates for student concerns. There also a handful of instructors who genuinely care for students learning and success. This school encompasses Christian values and applies them into community events, as a way to give back. I am to graduate this summer and I'am grateful for a second chance, the relationships I have formed in the nursing community, the learning material/resources and the amazing staff who've helped guide us in transitioning into future nurses.Zuleima Espinoza

I’m a current student here at AUHS, and so far, I haven’t really felt a significant complaint about the school. I have anticipated the challenge of the program, especially during the pandemic. It’s an intensive program; students must work hard as it is not an easy field to be in later on. I’ve always been told nursing requires students to allot time, focus, and critical thinking skills to succeed, especially in an accelerated program like AUHS’. One thing I can confidently say about this school is, they have such a fantastic staff. Student Services and Admissions are exceptional. Miss Alma in student services and Miss Maria in admissions are the best; they always cater to my needs every time I visit their offices. They always make sure I leave their offices having all my concerns answered. So I recommend them both if you decided to visit their departments!Mikko Arceno

Cameron has by far been the key to unlocking our daughter's potential in tennis. He has taken the time & patience to learn her strengths and challenges. Before Coach Cameron came along, our girl had no compass on the court. Now, she's developing her tennis IQ in order to put up both a physical & mental fight. So if you want your player to benefit from a private lesson, look no further than this passionate young man, Cameron. He will bring out the stamina in your player through challenging workouts; set different approaches of strategy in their mind for great winning shots; and most importantly, instill great work ethic which will build their confidence. Our girl persevered through a tough summer of lessons & is well on her way to becoming a seasoned tournament player with an arsenal of techniques to draw upon. She's happier than we've ever seen her. Her perseverance during the rough times of learning a new techniqe shows the new perspective Cameron has instilled in her mind. She truly has trust in her coach that eventually it will all fall into place. Her drive is stronger than ever with a positive outlook heading into high school. A true blessing of a relationship in a coach.GG Garcia

My daughter's a freshman in high school and started taking lessons from Cameron a couple months ago. She had played off and on before, but she wanted to practice more and try to make her high school freshman team. In just a month of lessons, she was in a whole different tier. After never playing much her whole life, she made the freshman team after a couple months with Cameron. Sometimes its tough to find someone who is both a good coach and a good player. He is a patient, motivating, and passionate coach who has a knack for seeing where my daughter can improve and has helped her get to her goals.He is patient with a good sense of humor, and he makes sure she sticks to her work ethic and doesn't let anything slide. It's great to teach discipline for her in general. Would recommend him to everyone!Julia Withers

We happened to learn of Cameron purely by luck. We called the Seal Beach Tennis Center and was recommended Cameron as an instructor. My wife and I were limited by time and were at different skill levels (rusty intermediate & initial beginner) but needed Cameron to instruct us simultaneously. He did not disappoint. Cameron taught us the fundamentals and exercises that have helped us develop our skill sets. We were so impressed that we took a few more lessons from him while visiting LA. If you're looking for a coach and in LA (Long Beach) who can help you get started or teach you more intermediate/advanced techniques, reach out to Cameron.Greg Gonzalez

The whole experience from check in to end was amazing as always. The staff is always welcoming and they are respectful and have great patient care. Dr. West is very easy to talk to and will explain anything you need repeated or given further information on. She has an awesome care for her job and patients. She is very thoughtful and thorough on her approach. I love Dr West and the staff and this is why I have her as my OBGyn even though I live in Orange County. I wish all my doctors were this way. I am trying to accomplish that for myself and my family.Aileen Reyes

Dr West is amazing! She is sweet, patient, funny, caring, and overall a delight to work with. As it being my first time seeing a gynecologist, she explained everything in detail to me about what was happening as it was happening. She dove in and ran every test i needed and didn't automatically go to birth control, which other doctors have before. She really took the time to figure out what was going on with me and make me feel at ease and comfortable. I would 100% recommend her to anyone that would listen to me.Lizzie Malafronte

Check-in is very straightforward and streamlined. The front staff is friendly and helpful. Natalia Obzejta was in charge of my care and procedure. She is approachable, gave a clear and concise explanation of the procedure, and overall very professional. This location takes cleanliness very seriously and the waiting area is great for anxious types with claustrophobia. I'm one!Monica Sanchez

My negative review is directed towards the office staff, and not towards the physicians within this group. I called this specific office yesterday afternoon and was able to successfully schedule an appointment later that afternoon for 4:50 PM. It is a horrible feeling to show up for an appointment 10 minutes before scheduled time to find out the office was closed. Anyway, there were patients and office staff still inside the office so I proceeded to knock on the door. I was ignored so I attempted to call. Due to the office being closed the line was unable to receive calls. Ok fine, so I attempted to knock again. Finally, an office staff acknowledged me. I informed the women of my appointment and showed her the scheduled appointment on my "My Chart" app. She seemed confused & informed me they wouldn't have scheduled my appointment at that time. She asked me if my doctor was a MemorialCare doctor, I was relieved to say yes. The woman immediately told me they only accepted orders from the physicians tied to their group due to them being short staffed. I was disappointed because the woman did not attempt to look into my situation, & I was ignored when I politely knocked on the door. I understand the staff was soon to go home for the day but I felt my situation was brushed off and not taken seriously. I felt the staff should have looked into my appointment especially since my lab order was placed by a MemorialCare physician.Angeline Espinosa

My son went in to urgent care there last night thinking he has a groin sprain and waited 45 minutes in the room for the dr. When she saw him, she looked at it and said he had overused it playing baseball. He was concerned about sciatica because our family has a history of back problems and she asked him if he had asked Dr. Google. This is not professional and very sarcastic and really lowers my oppinion of Memorialcolette diharce

Dr Craemer is my primary physician. I absolutely love her bedside manner, her professionalism and her engagement with you as a patient. She knows your case history, asks the pertinent questions and it is so easy to share with her. She is a top notch, first rate doctor.Candice Cobarrubias

My first semester, I visited this school last summer, I automatically fell in love with it. Beautiful campus, new building, friendly students,and small classes. The faculty are helpful, they help you step by step till you get where you want to be. Can't complain about teaching and examination, if you work hard, you will get good grades. I'll definitely recommend this school unless you looking for something other than college experinces and degree.nean maly

I just wanted 2 say just bcuz u heard something bad about somewhere or someone complained about something does NOT mean that it is true at all!! Everyone has their own different, individual experience and this school has been nothing but extremely outgoing, friendly, & VERY affordable actually! Yet, like I said just because it was for me does NOT mean that it was that way for you. May peace be with you all. 😎😎😎Ashley Violet Hester

Trying to figure out a situation over the phone with financial services but they never answer the phone. Im constantly working and its hard for me to physically be at the location. It would be nice if someone can help me via phone but for the last week I have called and left messages and still no help. Very inconvenient. Didn't think a university would act as such.Patrice Walker

One star because this practice has multiple locations, so it's easy to get an appointment and you can conveniently book online. But unless you are healthy, only need to go to an OB once a year, don't care about doctors and nurses being personable, and have really good insurance, this is NOT the place for you. I've had a pretty unpleasant experience here with my 2nd pregnancy this year. The entire practice is very inconsistent from the mood of the staff, to their billing methods, to their day to day operations. Over the course of my pregnancy, three doctors left, one of them was mine and she never even told me and gave me heads up. I never really felt like any doctor was trying to get to know me, or knew my name, or really cared about me personally to be honest. Everything felt very regimented and corporate. My most recent visit 6 weeks after delivery, my doctor didn't even ask about the baby (who was with me at the appointment), didn't bring up anything about my postpartum or how I was feeling, despite me filling out the form indicating I was feeling some depression, and honestly couldn't get out of the room fast enough. One of the doctors I saw, after my original one left with no notice, was very pleasant one day, but then barely acknowledged me the next visit. Sometimes the nurses were friendly, sometimes not. Sometimes the ultrasound techs let you see the ultrasound, somethings NOT! Sometimes wait time was 30-40 minutes, sometimes you got right in. I couldn't keep track, and never knew what I was going to get. As for billing, they write prescriptions and have them filled at pharmacies without checking insurance, and the women at the front desk just constantly tell you how much money you owe and what your bill is. They also did not fill out my disability form properly and I was not able to get benefits from my employer because of it. The doctors don't even fill out the forms, they send them over to someone in billing/forms department who doesn't even know you to complete them. It seems like maybe they've been bought out by a corporation and are more concerned with making money and pushing patients in and out than bedside manner and care. I even heard this from a couple of the nurses at the hospital. This entire practice is going downhill. I would NOT recommend going here if you are pregnant, and I look forward to finding a new OB/GYN practice that makes me feel seen, heard, and generally cared for.Rebecca E.

Edit: The error on the website has been fixed. Just waiting for a call back. Will try the number listed again tomorrow. My neighborhood has been complaining about their phones all being down on the day I called the office. I can't get through on either phone or website. The website doesn't have any recipients under the drop down menu, so message by default cannot be sent! I've been given a referral from my PCP. I'm trying to be understanding here, but how are patients old and new supposed to get care? I will revise this review once I get a call back. Also, signing up for texts doesn't work. It says to text HELP for help and nada… I think it would be helpful to update the site with a disclaimer and get reception to handle account for automated texts. If you guys are closed or overwhelmed with patients, that should be public knowledge.Monica Sanchez

Mixed feelings about this place now. I first went early 2021 when I was pregnant and I had the best experience with all my doctors/nurses/tech up until I gave birth. When I called about anything, it would go to the office and someone there could answer my questions. After giving birth…it’s like management changed because it was a complete 180. Scheduling was terrible, the phone line went to some department that could sometimes answer questions, the list goes on. But what really hits the nail on the head is that a week after birth, I called to see if something was normal and was told to go to urgent care by the phone operator. Urgent care was shocked that an OB office referred me to an urgent care for the situation. Anyway, unless things change I wouldn’t go back (except for Dr De Winter because she’s the best!)Tiffany Vega

Good place for training because it is indoor and there's different cages where you can have base balls or the yellow dented balls and softballs also you can set what type of pitch you want. I would give it 5 stars but sometimes it's supper packed so if you are looking to walk in and pay and play good luck because if you do want you're five star experience then you have to set a appointment like atleast a day before. but over pretty much a great training facility!x Peña

Irma the front desk clerk made us feel welcomed, Mike the instructor was funny and very knowledgeable, the machines threw a variety of pitches beyond fastball. The Rodgers family definitely run a great program here, great place for children and adults to sharpen their skills and make friends who love the game. #ANGELS #DIRTBAGS #GAMERS BTW, great location next to a rock wall climbing facility, dance studio,and jujitsu training facility.Richard Hernandez

A large, softball-centric facility that can also accommodate baseball players. They have a variety of cages to choose from, including a baseball pitching machine that can throw fast balls, curves, and sliders. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They have expert instructors available for lessons. They also have meeting rooms and a large workout area. Soto custom gloves is located within the facility.Michael Jenkins

It was an awesome experience the instructors are open, friendly and most importantly knowledgeable along with the entire staff answering the phones, working the office and returning emails is what brings it all together I recommend CSUDH to anyone looking to become an OSHA Outreach InstructorRichard F. Moreno

Fantastic place, wonderful people to work with. Very professional buisness and well trusted well structured and established buisness.Andrew Steffen

PACE is a one stop shop for vulnerable seniors. The goal is the keep seniors safe and healthy in their own home, and to provide them with continuous care where they are often checked in on and cared for, and support in most area of their daily life. This location just recently opened up in Long Beach, and I'm so grateful that they finally came to Long Beach, and that my mom is one of the first cohort of seniors that was enrolled in this program. The elders are one of the most neglected population in the US, and PACE does an amazing job at restoring care towards this vulnerable population, especially in the state of the world that we currently live in. Everyone that I've talked that work at this location has been just terrific people to talk to, and just overall, warm, kind, and compassionate people. This is greatly appreciated and refreshing for the medical field. It's a great relief to know all the medical providers/care takers are in communication with each other, so that they're on the same page. I'm also deeply grateful that they are tech-competent and that they are one email away. Since I live far away from my mom, it makes keeping up with my mom's health so much easier, and I can sleep better at night, knowing that I'm not the only one caring for her. It's also reassuring that patients have access to a nurse 24/7. There's many more benefits to list here, but the most priceless of all is the feeling that the team really care for their patients. It's a beautiful world that we live in when we have caretakers like this. The community is lucky to have a PACE program here, and I hope that they continue to keep the great work!Jivan Navij

This facility meets. and exceeds the highest gold standards set by Medicare and Medi-Cal. Whenever I have had a situation arise I can talk to a nurse and the MD will call me back the same day.I can walk in to the clinic and if the PT or OT are not busy I can receive a treatment. Every 6 weeks I receive a copy of my care plan with the progress and recommendations from the team. They are so respectful toward the participants and want to make you feel welcome to the clinic. They strive for the highest level of customer service. You cannot find a healthcare provider that comes close to providing the service and level of care that this group provides to their participants,Michael Roy

They are also featuring bedbugs in the storage room but that was only the first red flag. ⛳️I stopped by since I had been given an invitation and I requested to use the ladies room (in full view of the door) and no consideration for my well-being or health was shown. ⛳️I walked over to my dentist’s office and turned around to find a security staff member in a yellow vest following me. He told me to use the parking lot. ⛳️Jennifer Rubio

My son did his MS here for two years. We couldn't see his university when he was studying and on his convocation in 2020 because of covid. So we decided to visit it now. The campus is so vast some say over 200 acres…that my son drove us through the university. Beautiful layout, the Japanese garden and the pyramid are landmarks of the university. As a state university it's very affordable. There are lots of student housing around. There are different sections of university for each branch of learning with huge buildings. The long beach bus service is free for students. According to my son the staff is great and so are the classes. Student recreation center and medical facilities free for students. My son enjoyed learning in this university and we were impressed to see it…..👌🏼👌🏼🙂🙂👍🏻Sagar Gosavi

My experience at CSULB as an international student: —I majored in Studio Art so I spent a lot of time in the studio and outside just to look at the nature for inspiration. — CSULB has a beautiful campus with people from all over the world. School of Art is on upper campus. So it’s a bit of a walk from students parking. — I had the opportunity to work at the pyramid, a state of the art volleyball/ basketball facility. Really interesting building! — International department is helpful but it seems like they are overloaded. — All the advisor are helpful and willing to work with you, so I really appreciate that. Thanks CSULB for having me!Minh Anh Emma Tran

Park view dorms. No AC during heatwave. We had two window fans, two desk fans and two floor fans. The temperature inside the dorms was 95* at 10:00 PM. Try studying and sleeping in that heat. Trash cans overflowing outside of dorms. Cockroaches on walls. Ant infestation inside dorm rooms. Art building has no AC. Third world country conditions in So Cal. Absolutely disgusting. They serve left over meals from the previous day. Example: Fajitas was served two days in a row. The second day they ran out of tortilla’s and chips so they served mashed potatoes with the fajitas. Yum! No excuses. Fix the issues CSLB.Brad howard

Today was the annual Sickle Cell Festival at Charles Drew University (CDU). Drew is a HBCU (Historically Black University) located in Los Angeles. Charles Drew, MD was a physician-surgeon and the father of American blood banking. He created a blood banking system to aid military healthcare professionals with the medical treatment of American soldiers during WWII. He also was the first to separate plasma from blood and show that it alone can be just as effective as whole blood. CDU os a medical school and public health institution. The school is also associated with the MLK Jr. Community Hospital. MLK Jr. Hospital is a free LA county hospital that provides medical services to everyone. It is also a very special hospital because it's the only one of its kind to offer medical treatment to adult sickle cell disease (SCD) patients. This is very important because once SCD patients age out of pediatric care, having their crises managed at regular hospitals can be very challenging. Most SCD patients go to the Emergency Room when they're in pain. Unfortunately, most ER personnel know nothing about SCD. And when these patients show up, they're complaining about extreme pain that has no traditionally familiar ailment to account for it. Additionally, what makes them suspucious is that they have many track marks on their arms (they receive monthly blood transfusions). They are also often able to tell the doctor exactly what type of pain medication, and/or dosage (which is often very high) they need. As a result, they are almost always automatically labeled as drug addicts looking for a hit. Luckily, SCD experts such as Dr. Elliott Vichinsky of Children's hospital Oakland have created Passports for SCD patients aging out of pediatric care, to take with them to the ER. The Passport describes to the ER personnel what sickle cell is and how it presents during a crisis. This very simple provision has saved many lives. Hopefully, these Passports will be implemented nationwide. Those lucky enough to go directly to MLK Jr do not need a Passport, as the hospital is familiar with the disease and exactly how to manage the crisis. Today wasn't about any of that though. We are here to celebrate brave children and adults with food, popcorn, entertainment, and so much Halloween candy! PSA: If you are in a black\black relationship and are planning on starting a family, PLEASE be responsible and have yourselves tested for the sickle cell mutation. Happy Saturday, y'all!Emilee Bargoma

Had an appointment for COVID testing and was directed to this snake of a line (supposedly for appointments) only to spend upwards of 2+ hours going around the block back towards where I originally started. A security officer passing asked if I had an appointment, and after I told him "yes" he instructs me to just park and walk up and show my appointment confirmation. Whoever that officer was, THANK YOU….after parking I spent approximately 20 minutes total including: getting checked in, getting my sample package, doing the actual swab test, and dropping it in the container. Please find a better way to service those with appointments first…cause that wait is atrocious😒 …and thank to those who are and have been on the front lines throughout the pandemic. 🙏🏿✊🏿Bryson Pope

It was a bit surreal .I went to get tested for covid 19. Had to drive thru, stay in the car and follow directions and hurry up and wait . They were very efficient at getting all these hundreds of cars thru. You must make an appointment, but I also saw a line for non appointments .I took some pics for you to check out .Arthur Garza

I am currently enrolled here at West Coast University and have no idea why there are such terrible reviews on here. So, in an effort to speak out against what seem to be biased reviews from people who flunked, I'm going to state my experience here and why I don't think West Coast is that bad of a school. The School: West Coast University is a school that is known to set the curve for the NCLEX as well as being accredited for many well known and small hospitals. I heard about West Coast through my family (who are all in the medical field, I should state) and have heard all the great/ terrible things, not only from them but from their coworkers who have been past students. In my experience, West Coast has been more organized than disorganized when it comes to their students. Each staff member has been more than friendly and have answered all my questions and concerns in a timely matter. In all actuality, they keep me on top of my student life at West Coast. West Coast also provides many services that are within arms reach of students; Services such as free tutoring, library services, career services, and financial services. Going into even more depth, I should mention that library services doesn't mean that West Coast has a full student library (because they don't ), but more of a library room with staff members willing to help out with how to properly organize your paper, any questions you may have in regards to academics, and a full database of scholarly websites and help with how to navigate through them. In regards to the career services they provide; Career services always sends me emails of job opportunities within the area in regards to my major, as well as provide help to me and other students on building my resume and linkin account. The financial advisors also help with different loans and scholarships, as well as questions regarding finances. (Because we all know West Coast isn't cheap but theres more on that in the Financial Section). While I mention the positive aspects about the school, there are concerns and complaints I have. The major complaint that I have about the school was the transfer of credits. I personally had taken IB and AP classes in high school, and took some college classes at a community college but some of my credits didn't transfer (mostly my IB). This is because West Coast didn't (and to my knowledge, still doesn't) recognize IB as college credit, even though it's an international college credit course. The credit for these IB classes could have saved me money and time here at West Coast, and while I did have an administrator explain to me why West Coast has yet to credit these classes where they are do, it was still an insufficient reason (for me) why they don't recognize it as such. The Classes: I am currently in my 4th GE (General Education) term here at school and I'm loving the experience. Each term is a 9 week class period with a 1 week break, and while it does seem that classes are "rushed", with time and dedication you still learn a lot and retain a good amount of information. I put the word rushed in quotations because for GE courses you meet about once a week for 9 weeks in a 3-5 hour class and it goes by quickly (I have a hard time believing that I'm in my 4th term already when it feels like I should still be in my 2nd). The only complaint that I have is that West Coast is moving on the "blended" learning, which means that instead of sitting in a class for 3-5+ hours, you spend some time online and only sit in class for about 3-4 hours. This seems very beneficial for classes like English but becomes very annoying for science classes such as Anatomy where theres a plethora of information to be learned and understood in 9 weeks. With blended learning in regards to science classes I've learned there are some benefits than saving time. The major benefit is that the teachers I've experienced in regards to science classes provide video lectures that can be played back at any time.Kirsten Ashley Santos

spent $60,000 dollars there for my daughter to get kicked out for failing 3 class's. Most of the students failed that last class. The appeal process is closed meeting. Staff was always hard to reach. They get there money is all they care about. My daughter never missed any days. For that kind off money i should have got more answers. Please don't send your kids there. They want around $700.00 a month to pay back the loans. West Coast is laughing all the way to the bank. I tried to contact staff always with no luck. Please take my advice and go some where else. You will not be sorryRaymond Cashman

Olivia Mediano was really great and professional. She genuinely cares for her clients/guests. You have a bright future ahead of you. Congratulations in advance! This teaching facility has awesome staff. Professors Torabi and Penderson were great instructors. They challenge the students to go above & beyond and practice critical thinking. I would recommend people to take the opportunity collaborating with this wonderful establishment.Connie Sim

I’m so glad I joined the United States Navy at the age of 17. The moment I knew I’d be graduating high school, I enlisted. Graduating high school wasn’t in my future, but a few special teachers gave me the attention and support I needed that gave me the leverage to graduate. My father was gone before I was born and my mother was thrown in prison when I was two years old. I was going nowhere fast and the goal was to get away from a neighborhood that had a negative grip on my future. Because I served honorably, the VA has been my Mom and Dad. Luckily the VA can’t die like parents do. I apologize for being so dramatic, but I don’t know where I’d be without the caring support I need some times. When something happens in my life, the VA is there for me 100% and I couldn’t be better off. Some individuals have a mother, or father, or both to fall on and not having either has forced me to be resourceful and self-sufficient with the VA at my side when I need them the most. The VA is constantly improving and we veterans are incredibly thankful for absolutely everything that you all do. Keep up the great work Long Beach VA Teams and Thank You all for your hard work to be your absolute best every single day. I love you VA!U.S. Navy “INTP” Engine Room Mechanic

Why does the majority of workers so dang disrespectful when you come in for your appt? I went for neurology and the women didn't even check me in. She was like, "We're busy." Ummmm…I get that, but would it kill you to greet a patient and inform them POLITELY and ask then nicely to wait? It's not just Neuro either. That seems to be the attitude with a majority of clinics. I am a medical professional and have worked a plethora of different departments in a few hospitals, civilian and military. So, I know how difficult a job at a VA can be, but don't take your bad attitude out on the patients. Do better people. On that note, the MRI department were incredibly nice, professional, and informative.Shanna Briano

For me…, I whole-heartedly respect a system that expects you to participate in your healthcare. Also, I cannot be more disgusted by civilian medical personnel who t.h.i.n.k they know me without any asking me a single question or allowing me to answer the question they obviously already know better than I ever could. If they knew what I was not asked about, they would be seriously embarrassed by their behavior. (Tirade over.) My group of medics talk to me, listen to me and treat me based on all the information gathered. I feel cared about and at my age, that gets rarer and rarer. My thanks especially to Kate and Rose Ann in Charlie group.Jaunie Nelson

the chairs and tables = nice for studying. not alot of ppl go here to study. if u go up there are even more space for studying. at the top there is a lounge + good view. if u go out to the court yard, even more tables and chair for studying. price = best place to study hands down. in the basement, there are working vending machine that supply food + cold drink+ coffee. the good thing = it accepts credit card. it has a nice coffee shop on ground floor. it has good tea(whole leaf) + good coffee + good salad + good smoothie – the crappy food – kinda pricy. overall+ this place = lots of space for studying + good selection of louge, chair, tall chair, tall table, regular table, coffee table. in the building, on the rooftop and out in the couryard. good tea + coffee + smoothie good access to vending machine 24 / 7 good interior and exterior design good vibe for both studying and talking.O L

(Translated by Google) Excellent academic institution and beautiful place (Original) Excelente institución académica y bonito lugarEdgar Sonora

HORRIBLE University. TUW is a complete scam of a school and a degree mill. The RUMORS are true, people!! Even though they try their best to appear like they are a non-profit school, they are FAR from it and actually do not care about the actually students success of their Program. If TUW had it their way, I would have been enrolled in their MFT Program for two years past the expected deadline they gave me due to them taking away my hours for no reason and also due to them not helping me find a site whatsoever. And then when I found a site all by myself, they turn that site away or the Supervisor and require that they hand in paperwork that proves they can Supervise Graduate students. Even though that Supervisor QUALIFIES as a Supervisor without showing EXTRA PROOF due to her being FULLY LICENSED. Beware of going to this for-profit University that will try and do EVERYTHING in their power to keep a student enrolled. I am STILL waiting for my refund money that I am ENTITLED to after dropping their Practicum course a day after signing up, after realizing what a JOKE it was. I will definitely be going to a DIFFERENT, more local school that helps the students succeed and isn't just out for their money.Sadie S.

I have an amazing experience with the enrollment process from the beginning till my acceptance to the Doctoral program. The staff are very helpful. Although in the beginning I had problem to retrieve my transcript because of my previous university administration process, the communication from the TUW really help me sorted through the problem. Thanks to the fast response and support especially to Kim Strickler, from the enrollment counseling service. And great thanks to TUW, because I have an opportunity to pursue my dream of continuing my study. The online process and the platform are manage very well. Not a very complex and complicated one. It give s a lot of benefit and easy access. The guideline and the support are there, so as a student, I feel that we've ensured that there're always support to us.Anthony Dio Martin

I withdrew after being enrolled in class for a day during the year of covid. Without considering what financial hardships people may face during this time, this university chooses to penny pick and hound students for payments. I felt like the staff at Touro was only interested in getting me enrolled, as the withdrawal process was only made clear after I needed to drop the class. They quickly took my financial aid, which was fully returned after I withdrew, but Touro will have multiple staff members threatening you about sending your balance owed to the University to collections. This university is inconsiderate given these difficult times and should consider the financial situations of their students, instead of invoking this scheming money-hunger dictatorship approach.IaM S0L0M0N

Held 17th annual calm conference for caregivers. Speakers included doctor from the School of Dentistry they gave a free examination during lunch very valuable information with regards to care for elderlies teeth.Jose Aguirre

Went to Veterans Stadium motorcycle swap meet lots of vendors lots of motorcycle parts for all makes and models swap meet at the end of each month on Sunday you ever have a chance are you need something for a bike or you would like to build a b definitely you would find it here. One reason why I went to pick up a ticket for born free Saturday the grass they're all sold out. But I will be there June 25th Saturday from 10 to 5 hope to see you there. Jd outJames Gutierrez

Here for the antique flea market, fun to walk and see some of the creative one of a kinds you can find here. However, there was one selling benches that were made with a 2×6, simple all the way, $175. No. For a little more another vendor had gorgeous natural wood, sturdy top and legs. Wish I'd taken a photo. Definitely a must see place to go. Third Sunday of the month, wear comfortable shoes and sunscreen with a hat.Loreta G.A.

Horrible professors that do know what they are doing and don't care about students. My car was scratched badly by someone and the campus police didn't care. Literally no security or police doing their job but they are quick to issue citations. Counselors also don't know what they are doing and misguided you towards you educational plan. I will not spend my time and money here anymore. Horrible institution!!!JJ

Long Beach Grand Prix can't wait every year it is a staple of my vacation and make sure I take off one day a year to go visit this great place unlike it in the world where you can be driving on the street on Wednesday by Thursday they have it shut down and by Friday they are racing down the street the same streets you can give you walking by or driving on the day before it's amazing experience very loud recommend bringing headphones to mask the sounds of the Open Exhaust from the engines. Friday is the best day to go you can get discounts from the newspaper or just from registering online from The Long Beach Grand Prix or the Grand Prix site itself it is a must do in California if not on your bucket list please put it on there it is amazing to see these cars in action millions of dollars of race technologyMister. H.

The Grand Prix of Long Beach isn't just a race – it's a weekend filled with events, food, vendors, car shows and more! They association has done a great job of catering to all age demographics – even children have a place to enjoy themselves, inside an air conditioned tent! For the races themselves, the seats are all close to the action, and provide solid views. Be sure to bring your sunscreen and ear plugs! Food vendors are scattered widely, as are beer stands. For better or worse Tecate is the only beer vendor, and it's priced high (as beer is for all events), so a broader selection in future events would be great. Enjoy yourself at the Grand Prix of Long Beach. Don't just sit in your seat, go explore! There's a lot of fun waiting for you!JR Curley

This organization does a great job retaining a fun race for the city. The venue setup and management is straightforward, it's not hard to get in or navigate, ample support throughout with staff and security, a great hospitality venue, and a killer race schedule. More seems to be added each year (most recently with additional/night drifting) so it's not like the organization is letting up or getting complacent in their stewardship of the Grand Prix in Long Beach. They're working to keep it here and make it more appealing to the attendees. I only suggest improving the beer selection (perhaps difficult with the Tecate influence) by emphasizing craft beer – especially with some of the local Long Beach breweries.Jon Marshall

Our 4 month old needed vaccinations and we waited nearly 2 hours to receive service. We were the only clients in the room. Upon asking what was taking so long, we were told the service was being performed by someone who has never given a vaccine to a 4 month old. We were not going to let our baby be a guinea pig. We walked out. 2 stars for front desk lady telling us what's up and being nice.Jonny H

I went there about 4 times honestly throughout last month and this month. I had to go get immunization vaccines and run some tests for my college and the staffs there were very lovely, understanding and friendly as well, particularly Lala, the receptionist in the immunization clinic and the amazing Dr. Sheila (my apologies if I misspelled her name). Big shout-out to both of them < 3Kaiser Sina

Went to health dept to order copies of a birth certificate which can be ordered at the window to the right after you enter the building. There was no line since I got there soon after they opened and was done within 5 minutes. I paid a fee for each copy of the along with a additional charge to rush the order. All employees were friendly and efficient.K C