Absolutely NO expertise in baking and no longer interested in training people in the skills and…read morescience of baking!!!!!!! The president of AIB International eliminated the BS&T residence course as well as almost all the seminars. They closed down their excellent baking science lab and facility in Manhattan, Kansas that was equipped by donations of most the equipment from the baking equipment as well as most the ingredients were donated by ingredient companies. The talented staff was either let go or has left AIB International. AIB International has made the decision to focus on Food Safety and baking is no longer important to them. Sorry Ashery G. that Fundamentals and Advanced Troubleshooting courses are no longer available. No more hands on training since the facility is GONE!! Great instructors and faculty are also GONE!!!! Be careful of any classes they offer since they really do not have any baking expertise left in the company. Huge loss for training people and employees in the baking industry!!! This will impact the availability of skilled bakers!!!!!

Took the Fundamentals and Advanced Troubleshooting courses and loved every second! Learned so much…read moreand got hands-on training. Great instructors and faculty. Classes are great for any professional in the baking industry.

I went to school here for my undergraduate. I made a lot of lifelong friends. The tuition is also…read morevery well priced. I wish they were based closer to KC! It was a chore driving home during the holidays. I also wished they had better paying jobs for students. A lot of the positions when I went were minimum wage and felt exploitative of student labor.

Having a degree from here I can say it was an average experience. The students and some of the…read morefaculty were great. The university's administration though needs changes. Few of my friends obtained an education worth much other than the degree to put on the wall and check off the requirement of having a degree to apply for a job. While there were a few good professors who challenged us to think and who gave us a real education and not a simple memorize the answers in the book and remember them well enough to fill in a circle on a exam, that was not the case for most of my professors. They had many classes that were so large there was no value of actually going to them other than having to do so often so you had attendance in class to pass. I can recall one large class taught by a professor who could effectively teach a large class, but other than that professor the rest of them had no ability to teach a large class and should never have been put in charge of doing it. There is a great school pride of the football and mens basketball team more so now. Which is great and great, but it does not replace or make up for a lacking educational experience. Don't expect much a degree from here to get you any special consideration over other 4 years colleges. While many large corporations like to recruit from universities like K-State because the students graduate without expecting a lot or feeling entitled to much and have a strong work ethic that is only partially a positive by product of an education here. Students are taught to be yes students and to be good employees, not to be CEOs or entrepreneurs or young men and woman who will significantly impact our nation or the world. You would also expect a University in the heartland of America to be more conservative and it is more so than KU a few hours away, but the student body of which is more conservative is not represented accordingly by the University faculty and administration of which is more liberal in general. If you send your kids here expect that bias to attempt to influence your kids from a liberal bias in many areas. The grants and scholarships are not readily available to every student. If you have an area you excel in you may get a scholarship for it or in athletics or if you have a low family income or are a minority you may qualify for one. If your family is middle class and you are not a minority and do not excel in any area then don't expect any scholarships or grants. Although, you can rest assured the Alumni Association will track you down and mail you and call you in attempts to get donations for the university. The parking may have improved since I was a student there, but not likely by much. You will want to live close enough to campus to walk to class, don't make the mistake of living far away and having to drive to class. It's not worth the hassle and I found as I lived closer to the university the students I lived near tended to have a better focus and direction in life of which was refreshing. If you are a self driven individual and have talents and abilities to excel in areas it is also hard to do so here as most of the systems in place are setup to move you along at the pace the university has established. There is a semi separation of the student body in greek and non greek and it is semi click like. Not really one way, but both ways. The greek system does tend to have more influence simply because they are organized and non greek students are not organized and as such are not likely to ever have more influence than the greek students. Either student body group can be positive or negative. The greek system in the wrong house or the wrong group can be destructive to every area of your life, but in the right house and the right group of peers be positive and life changing in every area. This is the same for the non greek students too though, and is best explain in that you become most like those you closely associate with and spend time with. If you want to be someone who someone of good character and quality will want to marry one day and start a family with and you want to have a successful career then associate with the people with similar goals and desires. I saw in enough peers around me the effects of being around the wrong people in college and contrary to the popular idea that you can do what ever you want in college and change once you leave to start a family and be successful in life - that is not what I observed from those I knew and watched. Maybe in 10 years after college you can recover and change, but the path you put yourself on in college is very hard to magically change once you are out of college and in the real world. That is my advice from my time at K-State. I have my degree from there and I have it framed and I am glad I put in my 4 years to get it. It has however sit on my wall in a framed glass case and that is all I have found use for it.

I'm glad my daughter had the chance to graduate. I'm not very happy that they didn't let her have a…read moregraduation like others there get. I just got a phone call from them and she was made to miss out on it. I am thankful for them. But there are areas that could improve for sure.

Technical college level training offered to youth for free. Great program. I learned a lot here and…read moremy life is better for it.

This school is a great school & wonderful staff! My kids love it here & I love the small town…read moreatmosphere!!

My heart belongs to Kansas State University. Perfect mix of small town/city atmosphere, beautiful…read morecampus, great education, and some of the nicest people you will ever meet. So many great memories and fun to go back and see the campus. EMAW!!!

We were really nervous leaving our baby at daycare but I had to return to work due to parental…read moreleave policy. I have been completely blown away about how amazing the teachers and facility is. They do so many great activities with my little guy and I know he's in the best care! We get pictures and updates throughout the day and that really helps me know he's in good hands. We love crèche so much!

Absolutely love Creche! My child is always so happy to come to school and see her teachers. The…read moremeal plans are nice so I know that my child is eating good foods The teachers are amazing and really have the kids best interest in mind. Definitely worth the price for the added peace of mind with daily updates. I even get pictures of her during the day and it helps ease my mind on missing out on things.

It was a fun two hour painting session. Great date idea…read more Owner is friendly and a good teacher. He a massive lib and tells alot of weird jokes. Just dont let him know you're a conservative and he'll be alright . He gets a lil riled up like the typical liberal if he knows. Beside the weird gay and trans jokes it was a fun time.

Super friendly staff, fun stuff to paint and bring your own booze! Maybe a tad bit expensive but…read morethat's what happened in Biden's America.

What a gem! Want to see paintings, jewelry, photography, and ceramics by local artists? Stop by the…read moregallery. Interested in music? Check out the concerts or take a class. Community theater? Wonderful options at reasonable prices. The Wrap It Up holiday event is always a delight. The atmosphere is nice but not stuffy. Ok, I'm biased on the theater part -- I've seen numerous shows, been in some productions, and my kiddo participated in youth theater for years. And, I've NEVER been disappointed. The MAC goes for both "traditional" theater as well as cutting-edge productions. The directors work with local talent to help them grow into the best artists they can be at that moment in time. I'm continually impressed by the high quality of performances. Especially when I remember that the cast and crews are volunteers! I'm saddened to read James M's experience and I hope he talked with the MAC management about what happened. I found from personal experience the staff to be inclusive and respectful, and to be very receptive when there's a problem. My two cents -- great community art center!

They always have great programs. I've never seen a bad play here. I like the art gallery, too. It's…read moresmall, but they have new displays regularly and take great pride in featuring local artists.