Suggestions for Residential Building (Apartment / Condo) near Downtown Scottsdale, Scottsdale
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?Home Services •7135 E Camelback Rd #360, Scottsdale
Rosario S. • June 9, 2011Office Building,very spacious suites that benefit from a lot of natural light,very central,walkable.
Marquis K. • April 6, 2011The Music Building is open till 11PM and often longer! Each room has it's own piano, which is great for tuning and finding pitch center while practicing or just to play.
?Classroom •9000 E Chaparral Rd (at Scottsdale Community College), Scottsdale
Aja B. • August 30, 2011Always Do Your Work && Dont Be Afraid To Ask Questions
Stephanie S. • October 14, 2013If you are taking bio181 definitely take Nagy. He is super passionate about biology and it shows is his teaching style. If you are taking anatomy get Ashby. Best teacher ever :)
Thomas T. • February 13, 2012Look out for Law Mcgraw aka Officer Dbag he thinks breathe easy is in effect
5.9Office •1600 N Priest Dr (at W. Salt River Dr.), Tempe
Brandon M. • January 12, 2012Don't leave your computer unlocked... Bad things happen.
a1covid T. • November 23, 2021UK Government approved private covid testing provider for inbound and outbound traveling, general testing by UKAS accredited Laboratories.
?Administrative Building •200 Arizona State University (Mill Avenue), Tempe
Arizona State University • August 25, 2010The building is home to TransferASU, which provides information about transferring to ASU from community colleges and other four-year institutions.
?Academic Building •851 S Cady Mall (at Arizona State University), Tempe
Andrew S. • March 28, 2012One of my favorite places on campus to "zen" out. Come here and check out the beautiful zen garden.
Chrissa A. • April 11, 2011There's a quiet comfortable couch on the first floor, good for doing some quick homework!
Gabrielle M. • March 29, 2012If you walk along the bottom level there are all of these terrific snakes to observe and examine. Plus its deadly quiet to preserve a calming environment for the reptiles. Worth a visit!
?Academic Building •620 Arizona State University (at McAllister Mall), Tempe
Tiffany S. • September 28, 2011The classrooms are huge so sitting somewhat towards the front might be helpful
?Academic Building •850 Arizona State University, Tempe
PCG T. • June 7, 2010Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Buildings provide flexible laboratories with adjoining workspace for bioengineering; neural engineering; and molecular, tissue and cell engineering research; a
Mia F. • April 14, 2011Utilize the open air space on the first floor to study and hang out before class. Pretty cool to be both inside and outside!
Lane H. • February 14, 2012Using a MAC? We do have connectors but never assume we will have enough for everyone. If you use your computer for presentations, get a MAC dongle! P.S. Ipads need their OWN adaptor.
Jack B. • November 3, 2011Hopefully you won't need to but if you stop into Student Retention they'll help you process a course withdrawal if need be
?Financial Service •7301 N 16th St Ste 102 Ofc 115, Phoenix
?Structure •3113 N 3rd St (3rd Street South of Osborn), Phoenix
Mark T. • January 20, 2011Great company and the agents do all they can for their clients ask for Crista or Sonya
- ?Office •8665 E Hartford Dr Ste 105 (Perimeter & Hartford), Scottsdale
Angelica F. • December 30, 2011Like our fan page when you are here and when a $5 Starbucks Gift Card. (while supplies last)
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