Came here for an event in the auditorium. I was surprised that there was limited parking. I…read moreexpected that if they have graduations that there would be plenty of parking. I had to park on the streets of the town, which were tricky as some of them were resident parking only. The auditorium was clean and spacious.

Great university. Two campuses Lodi and Rutherford, NJ. Excellent Nursing School and other…read moremajors. Focuses on helping first members of family going to college. Warm inviting atmosphere.

I am leaving a review at two starts only because I completed a portion of the program. First I will…read moresay to get INTO the school (exit exam) is very easy. No wonder they enroll so many students.. BUT I continued with my RN after completing their LPN program. I will say their LPN was harder than the RN program but for the most part, if you go to this school you must find out everything because they will not tell you what they need to. When I say that I mean as in know how many times you can repeat a course, know if you can takes courses while on break ( if you have/choose too) etr. I dont think the school is bad perse but they run the shit terrible the teachers are all lazy except Professor Cofini she actually teaches but the rest read off PPT (verbatim) and they make it hard for you to even want to come in. It makes no sense to waste time and be in class reading a ppt when you can do the shit at home and save that commute time and study.I won't sit here and downplay it because they kicked me out and tell ppl not to go just because I didn't complete it because a lot of people will say things just because their angry. I honestly think that that will discourage people who may have a chance. There are so many other schools that are available to enroll in & to be so angry and stuck on talking about one single school is crazy. This school will make money regardless. I think that everyone who continues with their RN here just say they might as well especially because you get use to how they run the college (like shit) and you get use to it .With them you really have to teach yourself. There is no guidance. I went through rigorous paper work for them to get my money and to get all these loans but once I failed a class by 1 point all I got was a "sign here & thats it "and a "AWW they're kicking you out?" from a professor (very lazy one too that failed me). But any who, I def wouldn't advise anyone NOT to try it out there because the work CAN be done especially if you are having difficulty with taking entrance exams. The school is very expensive but honestly aside from the Comm. college schools what school isn't? Lastly, There are also a lot of inconsistencies that happened to me as well that I won't discuss because I will look VERY petty but Im not trying to be so I ain't saying it . Oh and during covid they had zero remorse. If you had it you would have to lie about symptoms to get into school because they still will fail you if you had miss an exam. I had covid and I had to lie and say I didn't have it just to take tests because you aren't excused or weren't if you had it. A REMINDER: The school is ran by NURSES that are upholding Nightingales rhetoric and the preachings of patient care guys. If you don't care about students how the entire FUCK can you care for patients? God bless and don't be discouraged.

Toxic admins, they will provoke the students to get a negative reaction and then paint the students…read morein a negative light to punish them. Run far away. They're very nice to students at first when the student first enroll, once you hit semester 3-4, they treat students like an inconvenience.

This school , let me start off by saying everyone inside this school is very friendly and welcoming…read moreevery time I come in!! I started this school back in 2017 I believed and finished in 2018!!! I've been working and achieving my goals and success because of this school! I'm currently working as a phlebotomist and if it wasn't for the teachers in this school I would probably be working at dunkin not making anywhere in life... this school is fantastic to anyone who wants to start in the medical field but doesn't want to commit to a 2 or a 4 year college course..

My experience with this schools DMS program has shown me how unfair, unprofessional, and poorly…read moremanaged this program truly is. Policies and expectations appear to be applied inconsistently, and students are constantly dealing with disorganization, poor communication, and decisions that delay their education and graduation. What is especially concerning is that nearly every student I have spoken to, along with many clinical mentors and even some professors, has expressed that they have had negative experiences with Kristina, the New Jersey Program Director. I have repeatedly heard concerns about her attitude, treatment of students, and overall professionalism. My own experiences have been similar. The program directors can be rude, dismissive, intimidating, and behave in ways that genuinely feel like bullying rather than supporting students who are paying to receive an education. Another major issue is the lack of clinical sites. Many students are unable to graduate on time because the program does not have enough clinical placements, yet the school continues accepting additional students despite already struggling to accommodate those currently enrolled. Students should not have their education and graduation delayed because of the program's inability to provide adequate clinical opportunities. Overall, I have lost trust in the integrity and competency of this program and its leadership. The combination of inconsistent treatment, inadequate clinical placements, poor management, and the way students are treated has created an environment that feels unfair and extremely discouraging.

Great Director, great instructor and staff. I always felt…read morelike family from how friendly everyone was and help me make one of the best decisions I have ever made. I joined the school after being unemployed for a good period of time and learned all the skills that I needed to succeed then Two months later I got an offer working and doing something I learned and love. So very thankful .

Lots of shenanigans at this school! The school's director Kumar Subramanian has been slow and…read moreineffective in submitting necessary information to the Veteran's Administration Education Department (VA Edu) for adjustment of my course hours after the school's unscheduled 5 weeks closure October-November 2022 for 'Covid Reasons'. The course concluded in Mid-March 2023 versus January 2023 and I'm still waiting for correction of my records (the school has submitted the wrong information at least 3 times). Also, prior to the start of our classes, we'd acknowledge 'OK' that we were being video recorded. I've requested copies/access to the videos to study for my exam, but Mr. Subramanian first told me he'd have to pull them 'Out of the Cloud' and now he's denying that any recordings ever existed. The missing videos included Question/Answer sessions, invaluable class interaction/feedback and, their existence is verifiable by all students who attended the course. Mr. Subramanian appears to know his way around the VA Edu system and that they're not likely to hold him accountable. But I feel an obligation to warn EVERYONE, especially veterans, about this man and this school.

I worked with Bara and two of TPNY's tutors last spring/summer to prepare for the GMAT, and they…read morewere phenomenal. I opted for tutoring vs. a class to get more individual attention and also a more tailored experience - focusing in on particular weaknesses rather than spending time learning everything from bottom-up to be applicable in a group setting. It really paid off. My tutors (Jennifer and Karen for quant and verbal, respectively) were really great, able to zero in really quickly on my particular areas of weakness and help develop my skills to address those problems (and quickly). Bara and Jennifer both also provide help with confidence, anxiety relief, and Jennifer even sent a pre-test-day brain food list. Taking a practice GMAT cold, no prep, I was at 640. With a little self-study, I was around 700. Working with TPNY, and taking the GMAT twice, I scored a 740, and then a 780. They're really top notch.

The tutors helped me take my GMAT score up 120 points to over 700 in just 4 weeks…read more After investing a lot of time and money going through the full Princeton Review course (which is designed for "everyone"), I wasn't getting anywhere. I was really satisfied with NYTP because: -The tutors are overqualified and give you great tips on how to handle the test (more broadly than just strategies for specific problems). Some of the tutors are also authors of GMAT textbooks -The advice was customized specifically for me - no canned approaches - saving time and helping me focus -Their material is excellent and designed to help you boost your score (especially above 700, if that's what you're going for) After having been through the entire Princeton Review experience, I can attest that if you want a tailored approach to help you maximize your score, NYTP has an excellent offering. I broke 700 in just 4 weeks! For me, it was well worth the value.

Hands of healers.... The lady who did my treatment cured my texting thumbs situation.... She was…read morehonest professional and has the heart of a healer.... What else?!?! Needless to say, I would go back anytime in the future if and when I need acupuncture...

Absolutely loved my experience at All Points Acupuncture! Marissa takes the time to listen to you…read moreand ask questions to better understand your reason for coming. The office is very clean. The ladies at the front desk were super friendly as well. Overall I felt very comfortable and will definitely be back!