We've been delighted with the quality of education our children have received since transferring…read morehere from a private school. The teachers all seem to be engaged and there are music and art activities available. There are a couple of drawbacks. Their campus is too small. There is not enough space for the children to play outside and getting in and out of the parking lot creates massive headaches for anyone travelling down 3 Mile Rd. Class size is relatively large. Communication with parents isn't the best. It seems like there should be more information such as upcoming events or news on their website and there is precious little available. I couldn't check up on an event my children informed about and couldn't remember the details.

We have visited several colleges and have friends that have attended Cornerstone University. They…read morehave been super helpful and very attentive. There follow up has been exceptional. Their campus and chapel are beautiful. Looking forward to spending more time there. The other reviews were off base in so many ways. College drivers it is similar in our town so more lights might be a great option for safer exiting. Adults not driving speed limit on highways either. Very challenging for new drivers. We all need to do our part to work together. Thank you Cornerstone for your strong moral compass.

I know nothing about this school other than the fact that cars peel blindly out of the entrance…read moreonto the Beltline on my way home from work. -3 stars for absurdly reckless driving, +2 stars for absolute (if not misguided) confidence of the student drivers. Cornerstone, please address this and direct your students ambitions to something more productive than these stunts. Petitioning the city for a light or yield ramp could be a start.

This beautiful preserve is located in the Calvin University campus. There are several ponds along…read morethe well maintained woodchip trails. The trails are mostly flat and can be easily walked. There are also benches along the trails where you can sit and enjoy being in the middle of nature. Interpretative signs throughout the park provide information about the plants and animals found in the preserve. The Bunker Interpretative Center has excellent exhibits for kids and adults as well as clean restrooms. The day I visited, there were only a few other people walking the trails which added to the tranquil landscape. I highly recommended a visit if you in the Grand Rapids area.

What a super find! We happened to notice it on Google maps and decided to stop and check it out…read more All of the trails are wide, well-maintained, and lined with wood chips, making it easy to navigate and not worry about stumbling or twisting an ankle on tree roots or holes. There is a very nice, clean, and interesting nature center that has rooms for teaching, fish tanks with turtles, and a lot of other interactive learning items. The bathrooms were very clean and eco-friendly.

I'm a graduate from Tulip City and out of all of the places i've toured NOTHING comes close to the…read moreexperience I had! With everything this school has to offer the best part is the staff, they're selfless and do anything to make sure you succeed in every way possible, in school or not they'll be right with you. The dress code is professional and like your average salon, there's no crazy rules that are easy to follow. If it wasn't for the tech program and the amazing guidance from Kelli I wouldn't have continued the program, while you're in her class she does what she can to help you understand and exceed in everything you learn. The Instructors in the adult program are just as amazing, they strive for your success and give you every opportunity to do the best you can and get to every goal you have! If it wasn't for this school I wouldn't be where I am today!

Today was my first experience at this school, and unfortunately it was not a good one. I arrived…read morefor a manicure and pedicure with gel polish, but the front desk staff told me they could only do a "dry" application and could not soak my nails beforehand. I explained that I've had gel manicures and pedicures done for years at both salons and schools with full soaking included, but told them I was still willing to proceed. Instead of simply scheduling the service, an instructor was brought over who immediately seemed defensive and confrontational. She insisted that soaking nails before gel polish was not allowed in Michigan and gave questionable explanations about bacteria. She then refused to do my pedicure because I was wearing an aircast for a sprained ankle, despite the fact that it could easily be removed and I had no mobility issues. As a registered nurse, I understand my own limitations. The interaction became increasingly uncomfortable, so I chose to leave. I then went to The Salon Professional Academy, where I was treated professionally and respectfully. They provided a full manicure and pedicure, soaked my nails as part of the service, and completed everything without confrontation or unnecessary drama.

This was hands down the best pedi I've ever gotten at a beauty school. They have a hot whirlpool…read moreand the student working on me did a meticulous job. For $15, it's a lot cheaper than other nail salons and Jackie did an amazing pedi!

Great service and awesome prices. As long as you're patient, you'll be very happy walking out. I…read morewent there in June for a pedicure and today to get balayage. Each service did take a bit longer than it would at a typical salon, but they're students, and they are very attentive and careful! Ariel did my hair today and she was amazing! I showed her a picture of what I wanted, which was very light blonde balayage on dark brown hair, and she said she would do her best but wasn't sure if we would be able to get my hair that light. I was totally fine with that, as it usually would take a couple appointments to dramatically lighten dark brown hair. Parts of my hair actually became a little reddish from the remnants of box dye that I had used about a year ago, so she recommended a few options for getting the red out and it all ended up working out. It didn't turn out as light as I had first wanted it, but it still looks amazing! The red is gone, and the blonde is still very light! It was blended well with my roots so it looks natural and sun-kissed. AND it's not nearly as damaged or fried as I've experienced in the past with bleaching. Huge shout out to Ariel for working with me for over 3 hours and doing everything she could to make sure my hair looked like what I wanted. She's awesome!

Oh, how we do love this school! We are relatively new to the school having joined in the 2015 -…read more2016 school year. The school itself has just over 100 students, so individual attention is given to all of my kids in every grade. I appreciate that! The classrooms are run well with teachers who know how to manage their classes. I appreciate the split classrooms. It wasn't very long ago that I read a few articles about her children and split classrooms do much better later in life! The principal, Pastor Swem, is very kind and attentive to the needs of the students and the parents. The atmosphere of the community here at the school is one that I have not seen throughout all Grand Rapids. The parrot Community is really amazing year! Everyone chips in, and everyone is just a great supporter of each other and meeting people where they're at. The resource room and the ESL program bring in international students which is great for my children to gain exposure to a few different Traditions from across the world. I would be remiss if I didn't mention how sweet and amazing the preschool program is. Nothing yet, and I can't imagine a preschool that you love her more than Our Savior.

My experience at West Michigan CDL was well worth the cost and the time (both at the school, as…read morewell as the hour drive to-and-from Lansing each day). I went from having basically no experience driving a manual transmission or pulling a trailer, to passing my state exam for a CDL-A on the first try in less than two weeks. For anyone interested in getting a CDL, I highly recommend going here. Also, 5/5 stars for my instructor, Dave. He was great!

The best place to get your CDL! Instructors are patient and take their time training you. The owner…read moreMike is a great guy, all employees are easy to get along with. Highly recommend West Michigan CDL!

**FIRST REVIEW OF 2023**…read more Lol not sure why Yelp would remove my review especially as I'm a medical student at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine who has spent years at this institution. Sometimes the algorithm just does not make sense *shrugs* Anyway short and sweet yet useful-- Tribute to my medical school! MSU CHM in Grand Rapids is one of the two main campuses for their M1s and M2s spending most of their didactics at. The Secchia Center is the main building for this campus and is literally one big giant building with 8+ floors. There's a gorgeous rooftop with a great view of downtown GR that is open spring - fall with floors 1 - 3 hosting most of the classrooms and small group discussions. Floors 4+ has the anatomy lab and clinical simulation floors. The facilities are fairly new with durable, modern furniture of tables, chairs, etc. There's a small library/quiet room that is not used as much since there's so many great study rooms. It's directly connected with 25 and 35 Michigan Spectrum buildings with the first floor having a cafeteria of Qdoba, Starbucks, etc. Some options that are not hospital food. All the main faculty/staff have their offices floors 4+ but with the pandemic, one would check if the individual is in the office that day due to hybrid/remote working. The MSU CHM faculty/staff are wonderful teachers and are different leaders and educators in their own way. Although they are paid personnel, it's still a choice to teach medical students and for the most part, they are doing great conveying their wisdom and expertise to us students. There is security 24/7 on the first floor who often walk around. IT is also available during weekday regular hours but can also be reached by phone as well (shoutout to Jordan). Parking is through Spectrum since MSU does not own the parking lots attached to the building. Custodial team cleans the building and it's a nice, spacious quaint space that is ideal for students to learn in! There is no gym or food/drink options inside the Secchia building itself, but located in downtown and on Medical Mile, there are plenty of options else where. This ended up being a longer review than I thought! All in all, much love and respect to this building. Not every school facility is this nice and new and well-kept. Definitely grateful that I chose Grand Rapids as my campus! If Yelp deletes this review, then that's bonkers :|