Thank you to Blake Risner. You were very helpful . You did answer all my questions I had for my…read morereal estate license. Thank you so much I will definitely recommend you to my friends if there are planing to do the real estate license . I can highly recommend BLAKE RISNER !!!!

This is the best R.E. school, I've been a broker forever and just signed my Mom onto this one…read morebecause it's seamless and cuts to the chase, no filler. DO NOT work with anyone there except Soledad Lam, she rules.

I think the system from Mathnasium is extremely good. My son attended Mathnasium in California for…read morea few years, and then we continued in St Louis. Unfortunately, the centers in St Louis are incredibly badly operated with almost no concern for the students or parents, in sharp contrast with my prior experiences and I wish the brand did a quality control of their franchises. I finally decided that we would quit after repeated issues of quality and normal standards of care, which is very bad for us because we loved the system. I will share below a subset of problems we had to deal with. Over the few years we attended the Ladue center, because their policy is to severely underpay their staff, almost all of the good instructors started leaving, replaced by nice but not nearly as motivated as the task would require. The center has kept telling us for many years that they are 'trying to hire' but obviously what they are ready to offer is completely insufficient for what a good tutor should earn. For $299 per month, we would hope that tutor would earn a decent compensation for tutoring a group of student but this is not the case. In fact, we had some great tutors when we joined and they all left because, as is now becoming all too common in other businesses, the center is offering unsustainable conditions that are only viable as a side gig. Because of this, we noticed that the center does not have the bandwidth to correctly track progress across grades, with severe missing topics that we discovered were not done well in the school assessments or tests. The reason for this is that the staff has almost no time to review what progress has been made in a manner that is customized to where a student is. I was appalled to see our son was not doing better than many students, and all students with other tutors did much, much better. The system works, but not if it's administered in a standardized manner to all but tutors who come and go. To add to these issues, but related, the center has implemented a taxing reservation system where appointments have to be reserved months in advance to have a decent spot. They close on one day of the week plus one day of the week-end, removing two more days which would be ideal for families and forcing kids to do their session after school. It is not unusual that one has to pick up a 6:30pm session. If we call them to reschedule, they will not answer the phone and send to an answering service that has to call back. The center main director Caitlin has no interest in resolving anything and, when confronted with repeated problems, just kept saying that she was sorry we felt this way and this was their policy, and that it was normal to make appointments. Certainly it is the prerogative of a business to manage their policies in any way they see fit, but this is irrelevant to the point I am raising that this business is only interested in making profits without any concern about the issues of parents and kids, in order to reduce quality to save on operating expenses. But I do not want to suggest any issue due to her, as I suspect she is like other employees being given no reasonable resources by the franchise owners to do a good job to resolve the issues that she uncovers. I called the main center and I hope there can be more quality control of the franchises, as I am not sure this is not the right image for the brand. In summary, I remain a great fan of Mathnasium, but unfortunately, if you would like good quality tutoring here in St Louis, a tutor will be more effective. I shared my concerns with other parents here in the area, and found that most of them did know about Mathnasium and dropped out for similar related reasons.

Our daughter started to get behind in math and since she started the program at Mathnasium, her…read morebasic math skills have not only improved, but she is also enjoying math more! Mathnasium is great because it is a low stress environment where the kids can work one on one with the tutors in an upbeat environment. Thankfully, no more boring rote memorization and tears. -Heather Kroeger

This university offers classes and discounts for students and staff. The campus is fairly large and…read moreoffers multiple courses for any career choices. The campus police patrols the campus and keeps crime down. It's within walking distance to the apartments near it for students. Recommended.

My review is in regards to the MPH program (veterinary public health) offered by this university. I…read morehave nothing but good things to say about my experience in this program, it has forever changed my life. The courses are rigorous but doable. What I enjoyed most about this program is the experience I got out of it. When completing my hours I not only learned the importance of networking, I also learned how to communicate my knowledge with others which is a truly invaluable experience. This program was such a blessing to me and I want to thank Dr. Thomas Rose for guiding me along the way. If you are looking to expand your knowledge and want to make a difference in society I highly encourage you to look into the MPH program.

We sent our three year old to Agape for summer camp. It was a great fit for our daughter firstly…read morefor scheduling reasons, they provide a full day camp and 10 weeks long. Not only was the schedule great but even better the teachers are kind and create engaging activities. Our daughter comes home telling us about her day and likes to now plan activities for us to do at home. I have also noticed she is able to play more independently at home and loves it. I can easily see us returning for next summer! Thanks Agape!

Our daughter had a great summer with Agape! I love that they spent a lot of time outside and doing…read morecreative activities. Communication was great with a weekly game plan emailed at the start of the week and we enjoyed looking at the photos posted in the shared album each night. My daughter made new friends, had fun doing crafts and playing new games!

I attended a track meet for the youth in support of my nephew and this high school was the host of…read morethe event. Parking was plentiful but where we parked was great uphill exercise for my exercise regimen. Cost $5 dollars to get in. Concession was available and reasonably priced for the items from pretzels, to hot dogs to soft drinks etc. ample seating on bleachers. Restroom needed attention but due to the amount of people in attendance it was expected. Track field and grass was well kept. Trash was at a minimum which was surprising. No complaints other than the heat which I can't blame on anyone but Mother Nature !!!!

I've only eaten at DeSmet for special events and each time I have been amazed at how delicious the…read morefood is, even when served as a buffet for large crowds. There's always a good balance of delicious healthy options available. The new executive chef is awesome!

A great place for math and reading! It will help a kid if they are falling behind in school, or if…read morethey want to push themselves to go further. But be warned, Kumon is not an overnight process. Like any skill, it will take work to get results. So, if you and your child are willing to do the work, then you will appreciate what Kumon has to offer.

Initially, I was surprised how large the facility is. There is a suite just for the staff and…read moredecent size waiting area for parents, restrooms and water available. The study area is fairly large and bright. There are windows for you to see your child. It is made clear that students are allowed in the study area and there is someone near the door to welcome each student that walks in to be sure they grab their work and homework. When I contacted the facility initially, it was through email and I was contacted back immediately by Mr. Scott, who was very nice and attentive in working with me to set up a test for my daughter. When we came to the test, I really appreciated that we were met by Mr. Scott and was explained about the program and process. I was given no false intent and I knew what to expect. The study days when they are open are on Mondays and Thursdays where students come in for about 20 minutes with a teacher (for the young children) and do work and take home work after they are finished. They even have a reward system that can be tracked online. Kumon dollars are given when you complete your homework and test. Nice incentive!

My daughter began attending in Sept 2007 in the 4's room. It was her first preschool experience,…read moreso I was nervous. She was not potty trained at the time, and other preschools were negative about that. However, the teacher at Hope commented that my daughter wasn't the first to come to her room still wearing pull-ups, and she would work with her on it. When I took my daughter to visit the school, the teacher engaged her and brought her into the group activity. My daughter didnt want to leave! She is now in the Pre-K room and has learned many skills that have made her more than ready for Kindergarten. She is much more confident and outgoing and enjoys learning and going to school. My son was born in June 2008 and started going to the baby room in late August 2008 when he was 8 weeks old. I have been very happy with the care he receives while at Hope. He has the same 2 teachers every day, and has developed appropriate bonds with them. He easily seperates from me when I drop him off, and enjoys playing with the other babies. The director (Debbie) and other office staff are involved with the students and go into each classroom at various times during the day. They know what is going on in each classroom and work with the children and staff to make sure the day runs smoothly for everyone.

It is a scam! They are interesting in taking your monthly payment but without providing a tutor…read moreteacher and you can't get your money refunded. Stay away... find your local tutor service!

If i could rate a zero I would - I should have paid attention to the warnings. Here is the…read moreoutline I just sent to American Express. I will be contacting Varsity Headquarters if this is not resolved.. $500!!!! 9/27-- I confirmed order that we would have a tutor 2-3 xs a week for my son who was taking a senior level college course - Differential Equations and that he needed intense tutoring as we need to decide by 10/27 whether he needs to withdraw from the class. They confirmed that we would have someone for that amount of time. That the matching process would take 48-72 hours 9/30 - Received email that a match was underway for following 4 available time slots "Your request for a Differential Equations tutor has been received and our team is looking for the best tutor who can meet with xxx during their provided availability: Monday 3:30pm - 5:00pm EDT Wednesday 3:30pm - 5:00pm EDT 6:00pm - 7:30pm EDT Thursday 3:30pm - 5:00pm EDT 10/1 - Received notification that a session was scheduled for 10/3 10/3 - First tutor session at 4PM and only session for that week 10/3 - Spoke with my son after the session and he advised that it was a poor session and the tutor was providing the answers rather than working out the solution with my son. 10/4 - I called Varsity Tutors and requested Cancellation as they did not have any other tutor available or him. I received an email at 12:11 pm advising "We have processed your cancellation request and it will be deactivated on 10/27" and that "Membership includes use of 1:1 tutoring, group classes, homework helper and practice quizzes" Nothing that would cover Differential Equations - a 4th year college class. 10/8 - Received email that the next tutoring session would be 10/10 (4 days after cancelling). 10/9 - Received email from the tutor requesting to change sessions. Even though this was cancelled, you can clearly see below that the tutor could not meet my son's schedule listed above at 9/30 "Hi xxx , Please could we move our Thursday meetings, 10/17, to 6:30pm est same day or Friday, 10/18, at 8pm est, recurring every week? I have a conflicting schedule at our current (3pm est) time starting next Thursday, every Thursday. Please let me know. My apologies for any inconvenience. Thanks, xxx " 10/14 - Received another email that the next tutor session was scheduled for October 16 at 9:00 PM let me repeat NINE PM! This after getting an email to move it to 10/17 or 10/18! 10/15 - AT 9:41 AM I sent an email to Varsity Tutors regarding status of cancellation 10/15 - AT 10:24 AM I received a call from "Natasha" trying to upsell me. I explained to her it is too late. We needed a tutor 2-3 times a week, they found one person, as no other responded that could meet with my son 1x per week and it is now October 15 and I received NO CALL for 11 days. Varsity Tutors failed to meet their obligation of having a 2-3 times per week so that we can determine if my son needs to withdraw or carry on in this class. The tutor met with him one time and then scheduled only two additional sessions up till 10/17, during which time, he requested my son change his schedule to meet his schedule and a 9PM tutor session as well! I will continue to fight this and if not, they will be hearing from my lawyer.