For the Electrical Program, they do not provide any math, or any real connections into any…read moreindividual who seeks to perform in the electrical field. They call you and do not respect your time. It's almost as if they're pressuring you to stay in, the first three months of coming into class they text you every single day to make sure you're either going to show up or if you'll make those hours up. You get a 3 Month Trial and afterwards if you do sign up, they will never reach out to you ever again as they did in the beginning of the recruitment process. Once you get dropped you're dropped entirely from the school, no more make up hours, they don't care if you're sick or injured if you miss them you MISSED them. Point blank period. They only want your money and don't desire to actually help folks out, they lied to make saying it was 18 weeks of the program (Night Classes 2 days of the week) & then come to find out from my PEERS, I was informed it would be 1.8 MONTHS instead. They LIE. Do NOT come to this school.

This place is a scam. I was told I would be in school for 6-12 weeks and it turned into 1.5 years…read more On top of that I didn't want to finish this schooling they asked me if I wanted to drop out of the school I told them I would not be returning for them to still charge me for four years of school. I am not going to take them to court this is ridiculous. Do not go to this school at all.

My sister went to Brookdale for some undergrad classes she needed before entering her 4 year…read morecollege and had a great experience. The campus is pretty. The classes are relatively affordable. But I am here to specifically shout out the lifelong learning program (non credit courses.) It is so well rounded, bringing locals to cultural programs across the tri-state area and offering classes on site. From language courses, to Irish music classes, art history lessons, AI education, interesting lectures from authors, and more, this is a program really worth recommending to any one you know who considers themselves a lifelong learner!

Terrible. If you're looking for an affordable university do not come here. They claim that they…read moreoffer great financial aid for students but it's all complete bs. I'm a student who's had 0 income for two years and after I filled out their documents for financial aid eligibility I was told that I'm not eligible because apparently it asked for income from 2024. "Students with income 0-65,000 qualify for free tuition." Don't fall for it, it's a scam... they're trying to lure you into paying several thousand dollars for a single semester while claiming that it's affordable and will give you good benefits. They're here for the money not for us.

My daughter has been attending here since September 2021 and she enjoys her daily program…read moreimmensely. Her teachers both last year and this year are amazing. My husband and I have enjoyed seeing her learn and grow, listening to her talk about vocational school, etc. We attended last years open house, this years in person back to school night and today's competition. We look forward to our child finishing her program here in June. We also look forward to hearing more wonderful stories from her after school for the remainder of this school year.

Pop Quiz: Where can I get a three course lunch prepared by aspiring Michelin star chefs for under…read more$10? Answer: Ocean County Vocational - Technical School in Brick. Perhaps this is common knowledge in the neighboring senior communities among the early bird special crowd, but it's a new discovery for me after having lived in Brick over twelve years. There's a culinary school at OCVTS in their Brick location. During the school year, they offer lunch from 11:30 to 2:30 I believe from Wednesday to Friday. So I stopped by yesterday to check it out. Apparently each day they have a theme. Yesterday it was Southern /Cajon. For my appetizer, I ordered the a chicken and andouille sausage gumbo, which was redolent with the flavor of the dark tan roux and was well seasoned, and to my surprise, mildly (for me) spiced even before I added the Tabasco sauce. It was a well made gumbo. I initially ordered the fried chicken entre, which came with collard greens and mac and cheese. I love collard greens and these were well prepared, as was the mac and cheese (To be honest, mac and cheese is a dish that you have to go out of your way to screw up.). However, the fried chicken was not as deftly prepared. Granted, it was three huge pieces of chicken, the size of my head (I can see why this place is popular with the senior crowd). First, it was was smothered in gravy. Now, that's not really a critism in itself, but I don't like anything on the chicken after it's fried so it stays crispy. But as soon as I put the fork into the thigh piece the entire breading seemed to slide off. Apparently they have to revisit frying 101, as do ssooo many commercial cooks. Realizing that this is a school, I felt bad sending it back, but I really wanted to enjoy the meal. So ignoring the Italian tradition of not eating fish with cheese, I ordered the blackened catfish with a Parmesan breading crust. The fish was well cooked, but the crust was overly salty. The meal was rounded out with chocolate rice pudding (now that's thinking out of the box!) that was very good. All through the meal I had unlimited refills of their excellent home brewed ice tea and some good coffee at the end Total tab $ 7.00, not including tip. How can you beat that? There were a few hiccups as I've pointed out. I wasn't pulling my punches because it's a school. But, for around the price of a happy meal you get great quality freshly prepared food served with cloth napkins. Next time I'm doing errands in Brick and want a bite for lunch, it's not gonna be pizza.

Georgian Court University is actually an Apartment Complex 20-28 So Middletown Rd Pearl River NY…read moreSeriously mismanaged. As longtime Healthcare Professional contacted business on dandb.com messaged them 3 times ignored my compliant. Inappropriately and knowingly houses 2 adjacent male tenants . Tenant # 1 hoarder with past pedophilia and hebephilia history. Gets monthly hoarder inspections but is non-compliant. Parks his hoardings at tenant # 2 Apt until inspection over then returns hoardings to his own Apt. Tenant # 2 inherited by Georgian Court after Psychiatric Facility closed. He is 17 years younger than tenant # 1 and is on psychotropic medications and has diminished capacity to give sexual conten..that is the Law.. Tenant # 1 is at tenent # 2 Apt constsntly. both men unemplloyed. I suggested to mgmt simple solution move tenant # 1different unit ensure hoarding compliance and possibly limit current convenient visits to tenant # 2 Apt. . My complaint ignored and mgmt blocked me from their business website. Section 8 does the monthly horder inspections but only mgmt knows which agency it is and obviously has not informed them.

I visited Georgian Court University after realizing that part of the movie "The Amityville Horror"…read more(1979) was filmed here. The area of the campus featured is called the "Sunken Garden". I made some comparison shots. The top image is mine and the bottom image is a screenshot from the movie. Beautiful campus! Just check in with the guard to get access to the gardens. You are allowed to wander as long as you don't go in any of the buildings.

I have been going to the school for over 10 years. I do the facials and peels. Mrs.S is a great…read moreinstructor and is informative with her students. Mrs. S always knows exactly what I need when I go . Last week my facial and peel was with Alessandra. Wow! She was fantastic! She has magical hands! She gives a great message while doing your facial, she did pressure points, which really helped with my sinuses. Have to say was one of the best facials with her ! Looking for to my next visit. I highly recommend the school . The students are in the learning stages, but it's the Seniors that actually do the services , under supervision.

I had an amazing, warm, welcoming experience after visiting the Boynton beach location of the…read moreschool. Kimberly was friendly, informative, professional. Then I met with the nicest lady in the fiancé department (don't recall her name) she had the best smelling candle ever! I'm so excited to start the skin care/aesthetician course.

Jason made sure everyone knew the material inside and out. Really informative class.read more

I've taken 3 classes with Jason. While he is a great teacher booking my latest class it was…read morecancelled three times. Personal issues, I was always very understanding even with very short notice for every cancellation. The third cancellation I was told I was getting a refund for the class. When I realized the refund was never done I messaged Jason to check status and he said he does not do refunds. So while the classes are great unfortunately the book keeping aspect is lacking and therefore will not be back.

I am absolutely appalled by my experience with The Learning Experience of Toms River. Imagine…read morereceiving a phone call from Child Protective Services informing you that your child's teacher was anonymously reported for **physically abusing him**--this was my reality. I rushed to pick up my son, panicked and horrified, only to be met with a director who seemed more concerned about **staff conflicts** than the safety of my child. I was told that teachers may have reported each other due to personal grievances, as if that somehow made this situation any less alarming. When we rightfully asked for our money back--since there was no chance we'd be sending our child back to an environment where this was even a possibility--we were told we had to **wait for the investigation's outcome.** No compassion, no urgency, no reassurance--just indifference. And to make matters worse, we haven't heard a single word from them since. The investigation concluded with some teachers saying they witnessed the incident and others claiming they did not. Because of this, the state ruled they **could not confirm the allegations.** But what does that mean for my child, who was the victim in all of this? The teacher in question is now likely reinstated and undergoing "training." That is absolutely **sickening.** When I asked if they had cameras in the classroom during my first meeting with them, I was told, **"Yes, we do" Never did I think to ask, **"Do your cameras also record?"** because, like most parents, I assumed they did. Had I known otherwise, I **never** would have entrusted my child to this place. At the very least, I expected The Learning Experience to handle this situation with care and transparency. Instead, they offered **no support, no communication, and no accountability.** I feel completely misled, disappointed, and betrayed. If you are considering this daycare, **please think twice.** No child should ever have to experience what mine did.

I enjoyed the tour I was given. Everything was nice, clean, and quiet. The staff there were…read moreexcellent and nice.

Molto molto buono!! I approached Professor Means about working to help me pass the Italian language…read moretest for citizenship. We worked together live once a week (give or take around holidays and vacations), and I was assigned work to do on my own for each lesson. It definitely takes discipline ...and in 6.5 months, I PASSED the exam! Working with Prof. Means was ESSENTIAL to my success. He is focused on a well-rounded approach that included all aspects of learning the language. There is ZERO way I would have passed this exam so quickly without him. The live engagement led to drastic improvement in my listening and speaking skills. In addition, I have thoroughly enjoyed every session and my confidence has grown. Even though I achieved my goal, I continue to work with Prof. Means to improve my skills. Would gladly serve as a reference for anyone who is interested in engagement with the Means Language Center!!

Superlative instruction! Tom Means is a masterful educator. His love for and proficiency in Italian…read morerubs off on his students, and I have learned more than I thought possible. His teaching style is engaging, clear, and tailored to the needs of his students, and his enthusiasm for the language and culture is contagious. He goes above and beyond to ensure every student feels supported in their language journey.