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Anselm Hall - Irving Tiffani Danielle Petty: The The Printing and Postal office there is Awesome! I’d go there any day versus the regular postal places. The person that runs it is a Rockstar employee. I’ve never before seen someone that could multitask so effortlessly and produce such beautiful precise work. She really goes over and beyond, Thanks Dawn and miss Ruby and student workers, the University wouldn’t be possible if y’all it weren’t for y’all producing the tangible Curriculums that the teachers teach at the University of Dallas as well as all the flyers for all events and pamphlets and music sheets and much more basically everything! So for that I say y’all Rock keep up the awesome work! Aviation Institute of Maintenance - Irving David Mac: This school is primarily a self taught environment. I encourage you to find free downloads of the 8083s, get prepware on mobile for cheap, and study the faa website and the ac-43.13. Just teach yourself and then put in the required hours. The University of Texas at Arlington - Arlington Helen Hixon: TL;DR this university has the worst communication ever.
If you need help with anything (tuition, acceptance, password changes, accessing your account at the school you literally paid to attend, etc) expect it to be at lest 4 phone calls and to get transferred to different divisions that also don’t know what they’re talking about. Every time you actually get a real person on the phone, they’re a student and allegedly don’t have the power to transfer you to someone higher up than them. The response I continually received was along the lines of “If you still can’t get access to your account, you can come in person and we’ll get you what you need.” Thanks, but I actually signed up and paid for an online program. I don’t live in the area. I ultimately dropped the class I was taking and pursued a different nursing program because UTA’s communication is just *that* bad. I didn’t want to continue trying.
