20 Best Mph Programs In Murrieta, CA (2022 Updated)

CBU is pretty rad, and I want to respond to what I've seen in a couple reviews here. The first of which is people saying the location in Riverside sucks. I'll admit Riverside is not super tight, but there is the mission inn and a drive in movie theater and a few other things which are pretty cool within a few minutes of campus. The best part of Riverside is it's less than an hour from the beach, an hour from the mountains, and hour from LA and 45 minutes from a few theme parks. So if you have a car and aren't super lazy, your weekends should be fun. And there's always fun stuff going on campus too, (dive in movie nights at the pool, intramural and NCAA sports games, concerts, carnivals etc.) so if you have a good attitude you can have fun hanging out on campus. People are saying CBU wants your money. Of course they do, so does every other university that is in business. However CBU will really work with you to help you afford the school. Get good grades, maybe go out for a sports team or the music department and you'll get even more money. You have to work for it though, they don't give out serious amounts of money to anyone. If your parents are in ministry (pastor/missionary/work full time at a church) you're in luck too cuz they have scholarships for that too. It's a Christian school… Yep. I wouldn't say intolerant though. You will be taught what they believe to be Christian values and you can only expect that. There's like 7,000 students too so I'm sure there are rude intolerant ones there too. I think you will find rude/intolerant people no matter where you go but it most definitely is not the essence of the student body. CBU has a uniquely welcoming and loving community, and that's something I've heard from Christians and non-Christians alike at the school. Both are welcome to come but both also are required to go to chapel and follow the rules. I don't agree with all the rules but most of them are a pretty reasonable balance of trying to give freedom to students and adhere to Christian principles (coming from a non-conservative Christian background). That's part of making the decision to go to a Christian university, and realistically it's probably what's best for you anyways. If anyone has anything bad to say about the food I don't know what world famous chef you had cooking for you your entire life before here. The caf has killer variety, Chik-fil-a is freaking Chik-fil-a, Wandas has great breakfast and the best steak quesadillas, and El-Monte is as good as Chipotle. CBU does give real world experience. I know as a business major there are some awesome professors that are all about real world experience. Dr. Weniger and Alderson are a couple that come to mind. You get out what you put into your classes and almost every single professor at the school is very open to spending time with you helping you out with homework or just life. Academics are pretty top tier, but professors do come and go and though most are great, some are much better than others, so do a little time looking round rate my professor if you want the best ones. CBU is great. Sure there are other universities that are great too (not to many that compare that are in Southern California though) but CBU is a well rounded school academically, socially and spiritually. No school/student body is perfect, that's just life, but CBU is a solid choice to spend 4 years growing academically and spiritually into who you are going to be the rest of your life.Jake Roque

Okay, so I went to this school originally considering a nursing degree. It's hard to have many nice things to say about this school.. The school looks nice, but the neighborhood area is crap. You have to drive kinda far to see or do anything nice. It's hardly in Riverside, CA. Feel more like Norco, armpit of California. They put most of their students in cheap housing. Much of it was temporary when I was there. Other housing was old folks homes. Weird cheap, and kinda gross. The major feature of this school is this: They want your money. That's all. It's nothing spectacular in any way, and based on the price, it's a really bad deal. They "award" small scholarships to practically any student for any reason. They try to bring in a bunch of students through their music school. A music degree is NOT WORTH 100k- 150k of debt. And please remember folks, if everybody gets a scholarship, it's not actually a scholarship. THINK about it.. They just want your attention and your money. ALSO, Please be aware they will be raising the tuition on you every year, by lots of money! If you start at 30-35k, You will probably end at 40-45k annually. It's probably costing something around or over 40 or more thousand per year now. And YOU WILL pay more than you think by the end of the year. It's a Christian school, which is fine if you're a Christian. They are relatively intolerant conservatives though. Very serious/ oppressive Christian all over the place. Many of the students are sheltered, and having moved on to a regular university, I can tell you it doesn't represent the real world experience, or normal people, for the most part. Regarding this: Don't bother going here unless you're a rich serious sheltered Christian. If that's what you value, then maybe you'll like this place. Some of the people are fairly friendly, and the food in the cafeteria was good WHEN I was there. That more than a year ago. Some of the teachers were alright as well. I mostly took science classes, for reference. In summary, if you're not a young Christian who has no desire for real-world experience,then don't go here. The price is so not worth it! It's an institution for profit! Go to your local community college and earn entrance to a great University! Even Ivy league schools are looking to replace young dropouts with students that did well in their community colleges! It's just not worth it. If you're a thinking person, you'll start hating this school not long after you get there. NOT WORTH ITMichael D. Bear

I loved all 4 years at this school! As a freshman, I lived in the dorms and met my group of closest friends that I still hang out with to this day. I loved the food and had to be careful with dessert in the cafeteria otherwise I would have packed on the calories. The school does a great job of setting up events that target every student and gives great deals for other off-campus events like cheap Lakers tickets, cheap tickets to theme parks, and other giveaways. I am Mexican and I have never once felt like I was discriminated against at this school, if anything there are plenty of people at this school who make an effort to talk about racial injustices among students. As far as the incident in Ontario, I just want to say that you can find that level of ingorance at any university and even more so outside of that setting. Two girls made a stupid decision to throw a drink on a guy and they happened to be CBU students. If I’m being real here, CBU does not turn many people away when it comes to the application process, so any person who has higher than a 2.5 GPA will most likely get in. CBU does not necessarily focus on whether you are a Christian or not because they’d rather have you here at this school than at a school where the chance of hearing the gospel is much lower. Now back to the point, CBU is honestly such a great school and if you’ve ever visited, you notice right away that the atmosphere is one that you can’t find in many other places. People treat you with love, respect, understanding, and kindness. CBU is a school that truly looks to serve the students in any way possible and that’s the truth. Don’t let others who are are upset about what happened in Ontario tear down the idea of coming to this school because you will definitely see that the number of students who will treat you with love and respect far outweighs the ones who would pour a drink on you for sitting during the national anthem. Christian or not, CBU will welcome you with open arms regardless of ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, gender, etc..Gabriel Lara

This school only employed extremely right wing, openly racist, often under-qualified staff when I was attending from 2003 until my graduation in 2006. The accreditation from this school was not recognized by any State schools or other colleges, so I had to remain at this bigoted institution unless I wanted to spend the time and money to start my education from scratch elsewhere. I really wish someone had told me what I am now sharing with you! Hope it helps, and happy hunting 🙂Kyrsten Schenck

A very nice campus in the OC. I went on a tour for counselors here about a year ago. This is a nice place if you want small classes and a nice living enviroment. Your professors really get to know you and you get plenty of connections before you graduate. Also, plenty of study abroad opportunities. My mom-in-law graduated here in the accelerated program for business and she loved it!Erica VSource

I think that there is no actual reviews of students. Just a bunch of paid 5 stars with blank reviews. Looks 🐟🐟🧐. People ask questions when spending thousands on a non accredited college. IVC is just down the street and it’s cheaper. School like this bankrupt all the time. And they make fake promises like job placement.G

A benefit of this place find outstanding professors and good education. Tuition is not bad. This university is a growing university that deserves good reputations, but has dragged down by poor admin, HR, Dept Chair. Academic affair and chair make the whole procedure slowed down and dysfunctional. They keep getting deficits from under-enrollement and have a few million deficits from COM academic affairs and do not take responsibility. They sacrifice well run programs and the fund does not come back. Very low salary. San Francisco's poverty limit is $117K and I believe most are below the poverty level. Vallejo is the most diverse city of white 32%, Asian 24%, Hispanic/Latino 22%, Black/African American, 22%. COM admin and department leadership are far from the demographic diversity. It does not help. Non-compliance is coming back, past faculty who got paid, did nothing and is still on safety committee. The university needs biosafety officer. The university has warm culture and nice. Faculty and students work together and emphasize the culture. On the better side, some are very talented to fix the issues. They are willing to do extra duties for nothing and burn out. They are here for students and teaching. Standing ovation but students do not do well is not teaching. It has flagrant and bizarre academics and professionalism. Correct knowledge is what COM dean and chair say, but not the current state of understanding. If you say something, you will face a group of people who accuses you unprofessional and not collegial. This is how the review goes. This is how the evaluation works. Academics office promoted associate professor with only a master's degree – must have the highest degree is the bylaw. The university does not give resources, weakens faculty and say get the grant. dept chair messed paperwork that costs me $8,000, and continues to mess it up. I take pride in the job but not doing it for compensation! Do you know a short notice cost me a few hundreds? each time I arrange a baby-sitter. They squeeze salary, resource and smash the pride. MSHMS management is unprepared and is manipulative. They allow student bad behaviours. Pharm teaches wrong knowledge. Immuno is awful. The university has nationally recognized professors that can give insights to the whole university. They are the ones that give reputation and lead the university. The department is ready for the next step with better leadership. It has good faculties with quality. It is not for somebody who stays for a stipend creating a cylo-like culture not following policy and regulations. Those create a sub-culture of non-compliance. They make everything very difficult, make small issues big. They blame faculty who is trouble-shooting the problem. Such leadership is not needed. Admin should update the dept and program leadership. Sadly, similar goes to some researchers who are extremely hostile and blame others for their faults. A researcher has nearly no paper published but very critical to others. They spilled something nasty in the lab, did not clean it up, and blame the university. They demand more teaching for job security when losing the grant. It is THEM who make trouble. They come as a group saying unprofessional, but professionalism is not how many say it. Same goes for admin. We need better professionalism standards. IT still keeps breaking down after upgrades. paperwork is kept messing up. facilities give no response, new vending machines still eating money, scheduling is a whole mess. budget is poorly managed- where does faculty fund go? Orders take forever. Learning center CILT is newly developed, but is not well-organized for rapid changes in teaching. Lectures are diminishing. Students seek assistance but are not getting it. They should focus on retention and focus on something nice.dr nik

Classes in the Grad School of Education provide practical information relevant to the classroom. They have a library that is always open, and a number of relevant focus areas for today's teachers. However, they're overrun with bureaucratic drivel removing students from their program multiple semesters in, due to their own clerical oversights during admission and have had people other than the professor run classes. The syllabus and rubrics wont always match up and you'll be denied a grade. Dont ever expect to get the benefit of the doubt, and never delude yourself into thinking anyone there cares whether or not you are successful. You will hit wall after wall with them unless you are the quintessential student without any outside responsibilities or any interference from real life. In short, it is a decent program as long as you don't expect to matter as a human being or a teacher.Meghan Hansford

TUW has exceeded my expectations so far. Not only is communication direct and smooth, the assistance from enrollment counselors like Kim, and academic advisors, is excellent. I begin classes in late August but have been guided in a sense that I feel comfortable and confident about beginning my first term in the Masters of Arts in Family and Marriage Therapy program. From financial aid to registration, TUW staff is there for you along the way. I attended a small private college for 2 years and a public state college for 2 years. Similar to the small college, TUW is available for help and seems to truly care about the success of their students.maya stephen

Corrupt administration that cares more about what you're wearing than what you're learning. Defunct "Christian" values and bigotry taints what could have been an otherwise amazing school with a sad, dull atmosphere. I'd be lying to say all of the teachers are incompetent because I did have some who were amazing and went above and beyond to help me succeed, but I did encounter quite a few that either lacked proper credentials (being a private school) or an effective work ethic. Relentless homophobia and hypocrisy in religion courses, deans who take short skirts more seriously than bullying, and an almost nonexistent sense of any school spirit from the students, which is probably rooted in these underlying issues. I wouldn't advise you not to send your kids here, but definitely think long and hard before you drop $14k/year on a school that has students partaking in an ongoing joke about it being similar to a concentration camp.M S

By far one of the best schools in Orange County, California. They truly mold well rounded college bound students. Mater Dei is a super strict high school full of values and tradition. I hated it when I was a student because of how protective and strict they were, but I will forever be grateful for the education that they gave me (worth the money). Haters are going to hate! Guess we must me doing something right. 2010 MATER DEI GRADUATE Let's go Monarchs!!!britt cort

For the most it isn't half bad the price is bad but it is worth it my son was very happy with his experience there oh I love my boy bol bol I am manures Mother don't worry about the YouTube name but bol loved it and he says that he wants his brothers to go there toIG: braaddeen

This review is for the Pharmacy Technician program at the San Marcos, CA campus, taught by Mrs. Becker. I am a graduate and was taught by Mrs. Becker. A 5-star experience. Mrs. Becker is passionate about teaching her profession. She truly cares about her students – she strives to get to know them, understand their strengths and weaknesses, and works with them to get them to success. The class meets for 4 hours per day, 5 days a week in a clean, modern classroom. I found it to be a safe, welcoming, and diverse environment. Really important for me: Mrs. Becker not only has outstanding integrity and professional credentials, but also a sense of humor! An actual pharmacist, who is wonderfully approachable, experienced, and caring, Mrs. Baca, comes in to teach certain classes, and substitutes for Mrs. Becker when needed. Together, they make a great team. A broad range of subject matter is covered, for example, math, law, pharmacology, customer service, and "hands-on" preparation of prescriptions (using mock ingredients of course). The program enabled me to get my state Pharmacy Technician license AND earn a certificate in sterile compounding before I even graduated! If you complete the program, you'll definitely be a competitive candidate in the job marketplace.Charles Griffin

As a former student in PIMA's OTA program, I can say that the OTA students probably have the most fun out of all the programs! The campus is really nice and located next to alot of resturaunts, which made getting lunch easy. Since the campus is fairly new all the OTA equipment is new and in good condition. Additionally, OTA labs were always engaging and applicable when working with actual patients during FW. Classes were a bit fast-paced, however, this is an accelerated program. Additionally, all the instructors were amazing and have great experience within different areas of OT which stood out in their ability to teach certain subjects. They also went out of their way to ensure that every student was successful in this program, which I appreciated. Occupational therapy is an amazing career that is versatile and allows you to specialize in different areas such as neuro, pediatrics, geriatrics, orthopedics, etc. It is a rewarding career that challenges you as a practitioner to think outside the box to ensure the best health outcome for your patients while looking through a holistic lens. If this sounds like a career that you are interested in, I would definitely look into joining PIMA's OTA program.melanie chhea

Currently enrolled in the respiratory therapy program and have had a great experience so far. The instructors go above and beyond to make sure we have what we need, with constant check ins for students. Everyone is there to help, all you need to do is ask and there’s full transparency. I would recommend others to join in getting their healthcare career started. Notably we have instructors that know their stuff and not just that actually care about how we are learning. Amazing so far can’t wait to further my education in this environment. 🙂Sergio Esparza

With more than 40 years in the University system, I have an extensive knowledge of campus life and degree programs. I evaluated 52 campuses before selecting Alliant International University for a PhD. The system offers diversity in majors, student body, as well as the faculty are academics and practitioners. I appreciate the instructional choices of face-to-face and online formats. I have completed both types of classes and the instructional quality holds steady in delivery and the students' ability to effectively learn. The overall strength of Alliant is also its ability to leverage resources for students. Belonging to a system is an advantage for all students. After I complete my degree, I plan to connect with the leadership teams for support, insight, and networking opportunities. Thank you Alliant International University.Becky Arce

Outstanding! The quality of instructors, methods, flexibility in classes, and collaboration with fellow PhD classmates were key to this great experience! I completed the basic PhD coursework in record time (while working full time). Also, the costs stayed well under my GI Bill cap. If you have money on the table from the GI Bill, consider getting your PhD from Alliant University. You'll be smarter for it!Bea Truesdale

I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Alliant. I believe this degree prepared me for my graduate program, especially the research aspect. I'm currently attending a MPH program and feel prepared for most of the curriculum. There are hiccups along the way, as with any program. However, I highly recommend!Christina Faulk

The school had NO placement for me to complete my extership. I was threatened to get dropped off the program if I didn’t find my own extership. During enrollment I was promised a place to complete my extership. To prevent being dropped off the program, I had to agree to do my internship at Jacob’s House. At Jacob’s house I had NO opportunity to do any office work but instead do housekeeping. This school is a scam!!!!!! My expectations were to be working at an office. This school only got me into DEBT!!!Marbella Okuda

As most of these comments reveal, this school is very bad at accommodating their students. They cancel on you and ignore you. It’s very unprofessional, I always felt uncomfortable going. This school is driven by money & greed. They don’t care about the success of their students.Leila Sanobari

This school is extremely friendly and professional. The professor want to help you succeed for a brighter future. I highly recommend this college. If you have any questions the staff is more than willing to help.zachary mattox

My 19 year old daughter is an endurance athlete/runner who is healthy and who never really had any health issues until about a year ago. During her sophomore of college, she began to feel extremely tired, her heart rate started fluctuating like crazy, she started gaining weight and her running performance began to decline rapidly. Within a few months, she fractured her femur on a run and she started getting to the point where she could sleep for 10 hours at night and need a 2-3 hour nap during the day. For 8 months, we went to numerous doctors/cardiologists/chiropractors/orthopedics trying to get a diagnosis or just trying to get any of them to understand that something was off and each one kept telling us there was nothing wrong or they would suggest she was suffering from depression. Our physical therapist suggested that we go see Dr. Zimmerman and we decided to proceed knowing that our visits and many of the tests required would not be covered by our insurance. Talking to Dr. Zimmerman on our first appointment was a breath of fresh air! Instantly, my daughter and I knew that we were in good hands and that someone believed us we knew that Dr. Zimmerman was going to get to the bottom of everything. She is so kind and caring and thorough. We have only been seeing Dr. Zimmerman for about 3 weeks and we have so many answers already! She ordered detailed lab work and many of our answers came from the first round of testing from the lab. It turns out that she has some auto immune/throid issues. While we have a few more tests to go, we already ordered natural supplements to help my daughter and we are looking into dietary changes that should help as well. I think what is frustrating to me is that no other doctor wanted to get to the root of the problems. They just wanted to prescribe medicine and put a bandaid on the issues. Dr. Zimmerman is amazing! We are so happy that we found her and we are looking forward to our daughter feeling healthy again!Cheryl Silves

I met Dr. Zimmerman during the Summer of 2021. I was having all kinds of symptoms impacting my day to day life. I decided to seek out a functional medicine doctor in my area and I'm so glad I did. Dr. Zimmerman was able to identify the root cause of my symptoms. During our initial assessment, I was asked a lot questions about my health history. Based on that assessment, we did a lot of tests to identify the problem. Ultimately, I had high levels of mold toxicity and SIBO. She quickly put me on a personalized program to begin healing and in 1 year, I feel MUCH BETTER! Dr. Zimmerman puts you on a personalized plan because everyone reacts differently to things. I must say, it is a bit expensive to go the functional medicine route. The appointments, tests, medicine, and supplements can add up pretty quickly. But if your goal is to reach optimal health and/or you have ongoing symptoms that are unexplainable, it is all worth it. On top of being a great Functional Medicine Doctor, she's super nice and is easy to work with. If you're looking for a Functional Medicine Doctor, reach out to Dr. Zimmerman's practice!Oscar Manuel

Dr Pearl Zimmerman is an incredible person and a brilliant and caring physician. She appears to enjoy exploring the underlying causes for an illness, is undaunted by unusual symptoms, and has the expertise to recommend a wide variety of solutions which address those causes. This includes diet modification, supplements, integrative alternatives, and traditional medicine when necessary. In a detox process she will actually look at all your supplements just in case one of the ingredients is derived from a source that will block a detox pathway. She is the most outstanding physician I have ever encountered.Diane Tillman

This school is terrible. Their customer service and refund department is one of the worst I've dealt with.I had to drop classes and requested a refund but they changed their policies and it's been over two months and I still have not received my refund they keep changing their policies to avoid refunding my fees. I've asked to speak to the financial department supervisor and they say they only communicate via email. If you are planning on attending this school.. you may want to try somewhere else. These people are definitely not doing good business .maria Ramirez

I attend classes for the Business of Craft Beer and couldn't be happier with the instructors, the classes and not to mention that the campus is gorgeous.Donovan Alcantara

I have worked for several years, off and on in the medical and wellness sales industries and met Dr. Grazer via a sales meeting, where I was shadowing a work colleague and saw what a real person this guy was…after moving to Orange County, I visited him as a patient. I trusted Dr. Grazer for what I was seeking (advice and work involving light injections/fillers) because he is a plastic surgeon and I valued his awesome professional reputation and wanted to consult with him and see him for any procedures, versus a dermatologist. The great thing about visiting Dr. Grazer's office is that he has a solid and very friendly and cool staff – great vibes, good people and his esthetician, Denise, is awesome. I'm happy as hell about my results via Dr. Grazer and in addition to the great work (Radiesse and Belotero) that he gave me, Dr. Grazer cares: he has called me on my cell after business hours to assist me with medical questions, he spends time with me to ensure he knows my entire wellness protocol and how this factors into his medical work, and he has pretty much the best 'bedside manner' I've ever seen from a doctor. Dr. Grazer is epic.Spearman Melton

I have been a patient of Dr. Grazer’s for 15 plus years now. I’ve had him do my Botox dozens of times, fillers, and a thread lift. Ten days ago I had him do my very long overdue second breast augmentation. I had my last implants for 25 years. I had gone to a few consultations with other doctors over the years, never deciding on one because there was always something missing for me during the consult. One doctor told me that he wouldn’t be able to give me the cleavage I was looking for, or implants much bigger than the 450cc I had. I was 22 and 125lbs, at 5’10”, when I got my first augmentation. I’m now 46 and 155lbs. I wanted fuller breast to match my more mature body. I ended up choosing Dr. Grazer because of the relationship I’ve made with him and his staff over the years. I trust him completely and his work speaks for itself. I wanted natural and full looking breasts, and I got exactly that. I now have 650cc with cleavage and a natural look. 10 days post op and I couldn’t be happier with my results. I highly recommend Dr. Grazer to my family and friends.jennifer janzen

I went to see Dr Jon M. Grazer after visiting several surgeons for gynecomastia first of all he was the only Dr. did not charge for consolation, his staff were amazing, very kind and professional. He has spent at least 30 to 40 minutes of his valuable time examining me. Other surgeons that I have visited quickly check me and come out with outrageous proposal. I was not comfortable till today to proceed with my surgery after all is my body, health and there is a risk. I am sorry to say some surgeons deal with you like a car salesperson trying to up sale I went to see them for gynecomastia and they keep adding to their proposal trying to get me to do surgery in my for other areas all what they were after was money they hire couple very good looking modals trying to sell you their services however, Dr Jon M. Grazer was very professional and he tries to do the best for me. I will suggest him 100% 5 start is too little he deserves 100 star. He is a real doctor and I will move on with him with full confidence.Moe Soltani

I love the fact that I can take my classes online and whenever I am able to. The assignments and learning can be intense at times because they are accelerated courses, but there is always help. There are tutors that the university provides and I always have access to my professors to assist me when I am stuck on an assignment. I love my success coach, Ana. She is the best! If it weren't for her care and support, i would have most likely given up on my college goals. But she along with my family, kept me strong and determined. I'm almost finished with my Associates and then working on my Bachelors degree, and then my Masters. It's not easy but the rewards from achieving the degrees will be worth it!Mari S.

I love my University, and happy to spend here several years of my life, but the books are overpriced. They take advantage of students who don’t have choice.Milk Lucifer

My wife and I have been coming to Orange theory San Clemente for almost 3 years and it's the best thing we could've found. I can't believe we found something we could do together that keeps us interested and coming back. Different speeds, different skill levels but always a great and fun workout. Amazing coaches like Amber and Jen and world class staff make it a great experience. Can't recommend it enoughJacob Bennett

I am a member of another OTF studio and was traveling to visit family in San Clemente and booked a few classes. Not only was I impressed with the studio in general, Jennifer was an exceptional coach! I have traveled quite a bit and visited other studios and have never had such a good experience away from my home studio. I look forward to visiting again in the future!Wendy Faust

I’ve been coming for almost 7 years. It never gets old. I look forward to my workout and I do most of them at 5am! If that’s not saying something, nothing will. The coaches are amazing. Fun, encouraging and knowledgeable. The desk staff are so supportive and warm. Even at 5am!! If you want something you can stick with and stay in shape, come here!!Linda T

#saveandres At the very least this place should be concerned with its pr I for sure won't consider going to this university or its medical center.Zoe (Mother Goose)

I called last week for information and hours. They seemed put out on the phone and lied about their hours the day before thanksgiving. I drove all the way there to loma linda, in the rain, only to find they changed their hours to the morning. Their hours are normally 1-4 every Wednesday. I got there at 12:45 waiting in my car for them to open only to find out the closed at noon. If you need a Typhoid vaccine to travel abroad, Rite-Aid in Canyon Crest can special order it for you!Teresa Ohira

My son was recently in Loma linda hospital. All the doctors and nurses treated him soooooo well.Very caring with so much compassion.just can't say enough about this facility. Most of them with a smile on their face & this really helps,Because the majority of all visitors have their love ones sick.. THANKS AGAIN LOMA LINDA. WE APPRECIATED ALL YR KINDNESSmaria viramontes

This was the worst experience ever…staff was horrible and lack of communication from the E.R. Staff , Doctors and the unit i was on. U push your call light and they tell u someone will be with u and never show up. I had to complain to the charge nurses about the care i received. Loma linda has went down hill. This is one of the worst hospitals now!!!kiki babie

The Honors College has taught me how to interact and analyze different books in various ways. It has helped me foster a sense of belonging at Azusa Pacific University. Also, the Honors College Mentor Program is the best as it guides Freshman to be able to rely and reach out to one of the mentors in a higher undergraduate grade. The Honors College is the best way to complete your GE's with the ability to Major or Minor 🙂 Highly Recommend!!!!Fatima Pulido

Don't just take my word for it when I say that the Honors College inspires greater thinking beyond what you ever thought was possible, come by and see! The staff and faculty work tirelessly to make sure students are growing spiritually and intellectually, and the students are the ones fostering a culture of acceptance and love. The Honors College at APU will always be one of the biggest reasons I love APU!Amanda Dominguez

The Honors College is worth going to APU for on its own. I chose to go through Honors and to stay in Honors because I recognized how it was benefitting and working in my life. I feel more capable of thinking knowledgeably about my faith and the world in general. I also feel like I will be a better friend, wife, mother, etc. because of what I learned here. The professors and the material are wonderful.Lillian Emory

A pathetic excuse for customer service. Maybe if they didn't get all of their ridiculous fees until they provided the services needed, they might actually show some form of urgency and knowledge. I've paid a ridiculous amount in fees now weeks ago and every time I call to follow up on my business license progress, the first tho g they do is verify that I've paid and then shower me with manning excuses and ask for patience. If Murrieta is suppose to be the future of southern California, I'll be cutting my losses and leaving area asap.Maxx Jenkins

Poor at budgeting, they pushed measure t. Now all of Murrieta has to pay a higher sales tax. This hurts businesses and any thing we want to buy. Thanks politicians and unions for making the cost of living higher. Any big ticket items will buy in another city! Will have to buy more stuff online! I would rather have my money stay here but not paying mismanagement of a budget-Cut the budget don't raise our taxes!s ss

Murrieta is a very nice place to live. There is nothing very outstanding about this place. It use to be a huge ranch owned by Juan Murrieta. Cattle mainly. There was a train that came through here to Oceanside. The owners got lazy and did not rebuild the track after a series of storms. Today it would be a great tourist attraction and real transportation for the stationed marines living on this side of Camp .Nils Geisse

Dr. Demehri is amazing. After suffering multiple miscarriages and being diagnosed compound heterozygous mthfr I found Dr. Demehri to be the first doctor to take this diagnosis seriously. I had other symptoms such as brain fog, vertigo, anxiety, depression and high bp, after running many more tests and a hormone work up I am on supplements that agree with my body and feeling like I am on the road to being a better version of myself. Her personality is calming and just what I needed out of a doctor. I was so tired of being put on "meds", I am happy to approach my issues holistically through supplements and food. If your looking for a naturopath who will look at the "whole" you look no further, my first appointment was more thorough then any other appointment in my life. Happy to have found Dr. Demehri at the Susan samueli center!Alyssa Kane

I was very happy with the initial visits, until almost a year later bills kept arriving. I was assured the doctor was only ordering tests covered by my insurance – yet I'm out of pocket about $2500. Two weeks ago I called to have a Rx changed from brand to generic and this was beyond the capabilities of the staff. Requesting this change for some reason made me lose the last of four refills of a year long order on the original Rx, effectively costing me more money because I have to go back to the doctor three months sooner than I normally would have. I'll be looking for a new doctor.Jodell Muehlenbruch

I was at the end of my rope when I first met with Dr. Demehri as my MD told me that my elevated TSH, extreme fatigue, hair loss, and ongoing dizziness was "normal for a woman my age." Dr. Demehri immediately suspected I had adrenal fatigue and possibly Hashimoto's and after thorough testing, diagnosis, and education I was well on my way to feeling better. After working with Dr. Demehri for just 6 months, my Stage 3 Adrenal Fatigue was reversed as well as my Hashimoto's and I feel a million times better. I can't recommend her enough!Amanda Wilson

I graduated here in 2011. Now 11 years later I still have mixed feelings. You should go to this school only if you absolutely must stay in Sacramento. If you’re recruited from another country for a sport, please note that Sacramento is the capitol of California but it’s 8 hours driving from Hollywood and nothing like the movies. Many of my tennis teammates came from Eastern Europe and said they had no clue, they thought they were coming to do college at the beach and hang out with celebrities. Pros +: Air Force ROTC Program Women’s D1 Tennis Very pretty campus in Fall People were genuinely nice The saaaandwich and soda man Acceptance rate was very high then Gave me the degree and future I needed Cons -: Was very much commuter school Most friends you make here won’t go very far Dating was limited (for straight women) most boys I met were just players that lied No one outside of NorCal has heard of CSUS Parking was an issue Full time in state tuition for Spring 2008 was $1863. My last semester in Spring 2011 was $2500 for part time. Can’t imagine what it is now. Professors who write their own notes/book then sell it for their course for $200+ Some of the courses I had to take were not very useful I didn’t feel safe after or before dark on campus and nearby apartment parking lots that friends lived in. I used to run in the dark to/from my car.April B

One of the many, proud students who used to go to Sac State; graduated in the fall of 2019 (and luckily before Covid-19 told everyone to screw off). I was trying to get into Graphic Design but I had no money. So I opted instead for a BA in Studio Art Methods (New Media Focus). I was taking Multicultural Studies on the side. Everything is expensive, some of the faculty have personality issues, the few Alt-Right people kept "yelling theater in a crowded fire house;" the school's transit system doesn't go far enough, and some of the buildings had issues with rain water coming through the roofs. But I have no regrets. The area's beautiful, we're able to get help with food and studies, the learning of other cultures was "colorful" in a positive way, and most of the faculty are pretty awesome. It's not UC Davis, but I highly recommend taking your chances here.Hectotane

I went here on my Field Trip in my Sophomore year and I got to say I was speechless. I was amazed by the structure of the buildings, there was bunch of scholars/students of this University and it was so big that I didn't know what kind of reaction I made. It was fun walking around and seeing so many people. It feel kind of weird because I don't like to see so many people in one place. The cafeteria is pretty small. It crowded most of the time because I can't believe they even have fast food restaurants inside a cafeteria and also Starbucks. It feel like I can reach the top of the ceiling over my head if I was tall enough and be able to touch it. I enjoyed it and it was fantastic to experience a University college.Cheesy 24

A valuable top notch University located in the heart of San Diego! SDSU provides excellent higher education programs covering a wide spectrum of disciplines to educate tomorrow's future and make the world turn! This University puts the student first. A ton of programs, clubs, organizations and support to assist the student all the way through their stages of education, graduation and into employment. Countless administrative support and staff to assist incoming students, SDSU dining, research assistance, campus book store, employment on campus, financial aid, amazing SDSU Dining through out the campus and professional staff to help you with all your needs. Future professionals are created here.BRIAN PEREYRA

My daughter graduated from High School with a 3.8 GPA / Cum Laude and is now currently a freshman attending San Diego State and living on campus. She absolutely loves it and has had nothing but wonderful things to say about the classes, the teachers, the campus and the dorms. She is currently an undecided/undeclared major and the teachers have been nothing but exceptional in helping her find her way. If you ask her she wouldn't change a thing. She is excited about her future – ahead in her classes and scheduled to graduate in four years. The campus is beautiful, always clean with lots of energy and activities from the students and teachers. Everyone is always friendly.Claudine M

San Diego State University is a major public research institution providing transformative experiences and a rich campus life, both inside and outside of the classroom, for its 36,000 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students. SDSU is committed to student success and life-changing opportunities for students, such as study abroad, undergraduate research, internships and entrepreneurial experiences. SDSU is the oldest higher education institution in the San Diego region, and these deep community roots provide access to internships, mentoring relationships, and volunteer opportunities that complement and enhance the classroom experience.Jefri Tamba

California State University, Northridge was founded first as the Valley satellite campus of California State University, Los Angeles. It then became an independent college in 1958 as San Fernando Valley State College, with major campus master planning and construction. The university adopted its current name of California State University, Northridge in 1972. The 1994 Northridge earthquake caused $400 million in damage to the campus, the heaviest damage ever sustained by an American college campus. The university offers 134 different bachelor's degrees and master's degree programs in 70 different fields, as well as four doctoral degrees (two Doctor of Education degrees, a Doctor of Audiology degree, and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree) and 24 teaching credentials. It is classified among "Master's Colleges & Universities: Larger Programs". CSUN is considered to be one of the most diverse universities in the nation and currently has over 350,000 alumni.Additionally, CSUN has been consistently recognized as having one of the best film schools as well as music schools in the U.S. and in the world. It is also home to the National Center on Deafness and the university hosts the annual International Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities, more commonly known as the CSUN Conference.Cal State Northridge is a Hispanic-serving institution. Ref: wikipediaSanjeewa Komangodage

Overpriced for a middle of nowhere boring desert town. The school lacks a lot and it shows. They try to be cool by having a rock wall or compost but NEVER lowered their prices during the start of the pandemic. i spoke with an advisor remotely and she had her ipad on the coachella ticket website. students arent even the first priority for employees on the clock. Parking is overpriced and public transportation there is a nightmare too unsafe. I wanted 2022 to be online and they options in the fall were so bad and limited. The professor does often don’t care and overwork you a lot.s

I'm a fellow alumni here so I'm familiar with the area. I came here today to eat my lunch since we can't dine in during this pandemic. So CSUN is very quiet now and it's free parking. I was able to find parking easily here and found a nice spot to eat my food while enjoying the outdoor. There were some people walking around or having picnic but CSUN is a big campus so you can social distant. Just keep in mind everything is closed and locked so if you need to use the bathroom, you likely won't find one.Peter Xaymountry