It's been great thus far. The campus is nice with little animals everywhere and the river to swim…read morein after or before class. Take your change of clothes. The parking for non residents is so far that is my only complaint.

Attended 2021-2023. The only positive thing I have to say about this university is that the campus…read moreis beautiful. They charge students to blink here. Parking tickets, paid garage parking if you don't have time to take a bus across town to get to the campus and hike to class. When I was attending, the construction was so bad on the roads I popped a tire on a rock and was stranded for 4 hours. Professors are absolutely terrible. They are condescending and rude. The course work is absolutely ridiculous across majors, a lot of professors don't clearly define projects but then grade you as if they did. Healthcare Administration program professors mock students and spread misinformation, try to make students fearful of their future careers and financial courses are useless to the job, an old man talking about his "knowledge" about healthcare finances. Required reading: the book he wrote. Project management course, I worked on a commercial for the school, professor took off points because she didn't like the commercial and said it wasn't "relevant" to healthcare administration because I didn't include stock images of an administrative job. I had to call professors out regularly for their unethical and insufficient grading. All of this during my two years there, and I had at least two professors openly mock me as if I was dumb. The last straw was them telling me to work 40 hour weeks in residency that I had to secure from their "approved list" with no pay or promise of a job in the end. Changed my major the next week. One professor told me I would be "working at McDonald's" if I changed my major and another mocked a response I had to the lesson in a sarcastic tone both in front of the class. I felt totally embarrassed and absolutely alone, overworked and overwhelmed while attending this school. I wish I could get my money and time back from this university, but in the very least have my degree that I worked so hard for. One psychology History & Theory course in particular held me back from graduating because professor gave over 100 assignments during the semester and took off points because she didn't agree with your opinions, on opinion based assignments. Begged her and asked what I could do to bring my grade up multiple times during the semester and she refused consistently and failed me in the end. Tail end of COVID. $1000 to retake the course. I spent more time trying explain myself to these professors than I ever should have as a college student, it's their job to grade properly and set students up for success, instead they use their position to bully students. They withheld my degree over this one class and the professor has been poorly reviewed for years! Over 120 credit hours earned and thousands of dollars, please send me my diploma!

Catching up a number of unfinished reviews…read more.. A sorority tea held at Southwestern University in Georgetown, TX was a delightful experience from beginning to end. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted by a sea of beautifully styled, bright and beautiful fascinators and hats, each one more charming than the last. The attention to detail in everyone's attire set the tone for the afternoon - pastels, polka dots, and neon. The tables were a vision of loveliness - tiers of sweet treats that were as lovely to look at as they were to consume. Delicate pastries, dainty petit four desserts, and perfectly portioned confections paired in concert with the variety of teas offered. Laughter flowed easily, cameras came out often, and there was a shared appreciation for this tea tradition mixed with personal individualized styling. The hats and fascinators added a playful elegance. We truly felt like we were having an English High tea. In addition, the tables were a sight to behold...layers of sweet treats that delighted both the eyes and the palate. There were delicate pastries, dainty petits fours, and perfectly-sized confections, all beautifully coordinated with an array of teas. The sisterly atmosphere made the tea uniquely memorable. Laughter was flowing effortlessly; cameras frequently captured those unforgettable moments. The hats and fascinators brought a touch of playful elegance. It was a graceful convergence of fashion, sweetness, and sisterhood. The tea wasn't just about the food and drink, it was about connection and celebrating each together.

Those scanning your CV may mistake you for a Georgetown grad, so that's a plus.read more

Amazing incoming freshmen move in with students and athletes helping everyone to unload their…read morevehicles and bring boxes etc to their dorms. Amazing matriculation ceremony welcoming the freshmen. And an amazing surprise send off by the parents and supporters to the incoming freshmen. A class act all the way around!

Wonderful liberal arts school in South Central Texas.read more

I am so happy there is a CAMPUS in Marble Falls that allows people to take continuing education…read morecourses. I used this as a proctor for an online test for my fire department inspector II class. I know several kids that take classes here before going off to college. It's a small building, but happy to have them.

Easy to miss this place unless you know about it. As a first timer to Austin I was brought over…read morehere to try out some of them Kraft cocktails on what seem to be a quiet weekend, but a wedding party pulled up and livened up the place. Staff here are very friendly and know their way around some outstanding drinks. The place is really nice and well put together for a wedding or just getting together with friends and family. Highly recommend picking up a bottle or two take home after you've tried out they're whiskey, vodka and tequila.

It is a privilege to be attending the Wizard Academy for the Eclipse and to hear Roy Williams share…read morethe history of the precious land it is inhabiting. The first time I attended the academy for a class was nearly a decade ago. Every year I am here, I love it more. If you get the opportunity to attend a class here, do it! It can be enlightening and life enhancing ... I look forward to every annual pilgrimage I can make. Each time I am here, I feel like I wanna move here to be here more. It keeps getting better!!

forget the other reviews...I graduated with an economics degree and minor in finance. I had some…read moreono on one classes with the teachers. they were awesome. I used everything I ever learned and became a multi-million aire and even called my economics professor James Koch 50 years later to thank him. Nothing but good vibes from me.

I had a mostly positive experience at St. Edward's University and am grateful for the education I…read morereceived. However, I also went through a very serious incident that the university failed to address appropriately. While I was in the gym, professor Michael Farrell walked in and said: "I have a complaint. The h*es, b*tches, motherfers, and *n-words* playing music are unacceptable."* I immediately reported this to the school. Instead of taking decisive action, the administration had me meet with a staff member from Belonging, Equity, and Inclusion. She was kind and supportive, but it quickly became clear that the university's priority was for me to process my feelings -- not to hold Mr. Farrell accountable. The administration refused to give me updates on whether he faced consequences, and shockingly, I later saw him return to a campus event I was working at the very same semester. This made me feel extremely uncomfortable and unsafe. It was incredibly disappointing to see such harmful language and behavior treated so lightly. St. Edward's leadership had the chance to show that racism would not be tolerated on campus, but instead, they chose inaction. While I appreciated many parts of my time here, students deserve a university where they can trust that leadership will protect them from blatant racism.

This college is taking advantage of there students. First and foremost this is my fifth college…read moreinstitution. My husband is a disabled veteran so we have moved around quite a bit. I attended in spring 2019 my tuition was $2598 because I'm having to pay out of state tuition. I was told in order to have my tuition covered I would have to max out my student loan to 5200 to top it off I was also informed the 5250 wouldn't cover the 2598. I had to make an additional payment of $285 out of my own pocket! This place is committing fraud and are under investigation by the board of higher education. There is absolutely no reason I should have to take out a loan for 5200 then have to pay an additional payment of $285. They are taking advantage of students and bleeding them dry.

I took the Leather Working Learnshop, hosted by Kaley and taught by Noah Marion. It was an awesome…read moreexperience! Kaley makes sure everyone feels welcomed, so don't be afraid to go to these classes alone. Noah patiently answered all of our questions about leather as we created our own clutches. Everyone's turned out so unique and beautiful, I've been using mine ever since. I've already signed up for the screen printing workshop in February and I can't wait!

This is a great opportunity to learn about what other people are creating and doing in Austin!…read moreKaley, the founder, creates a welcoming environment with the teachers and with all her participants. I have taught a two pickling classes and two jam classes and I have enjoyed collaborating with Austin Learnshop. This organization is professional and well organized, which eases some of the stress of teaching a class. Can't wait to see what classes she has next!