Staff are great! Some teachers are hard to handle, but the staff in OneStop are quick to help you…read moredrop. The school is taken care of by the custodial staff, the staff are nice, the Disability Services work to help their students recieve what they need. Overall, it's been great to speak with people and not machines, and I value the time that I spent there.

I go to this school in the cosmetology department and all i can say is that this college is the…read moreworse place that I've ever been to. The instructors have absolutely no clue what they're doing, the students are so rude here. No one knows what they're doing, I've had so many problems with my instructor. She never corrects her students, she does not know how to teach a class. Turning on a show and not telling us half the things we need to know is NOT teaching. The staff for the CCP program do not respond to your emails or problems unless they feel like it. This is one of the worst places I've ever been to. It's a waste of gas and your time. Our instructors expect us to leave high school early some days and miss our classes for us to come here and sit around and hardly do anything all day. The classes are terrible, nothing that they tell you about the school is true. They do not take care of any problems whatsoever, it's drama city and a headache. The instructors put you on the spot, they do not follow state board instructions. They lie about a lot of things, the students lie about what we've learned and what we haven't learned. This is such a headache of a school. Some days the instructor tries to rearrange class to be from 9-3:30 and i for one have school and i feel like high school is a little more important than a drama filled class. This is such a terrible school.

My son has been in the PGM program for two years and loving it! The teachers have been hit or miss…read morebut all schools have this issue. It's definitely not perfect and we have had a few complaints, but overall he has had a great experience. We pay out of state tuition and it's been worth it so far.

I love the school and the strong sense of community. It such a beautiful campus where people really…read moreseem to care about the students. My friend went here years ago and I am amazed at how much it the population has grown. There are a lot of places to study, eat, or just hang out plus who can complain about $2 movies with free popcorn. Parking can be a little tough, so make sure are allowed to park where you plan to park and allow time to potentially have to walk a little. When I say a little I mean literally a little, this campus was designed to be easily walkable.

Outstanding university. Beautiful campus, top ranked educational programs, outstanding personal…read moreservice. I would recommend UNCW to anyone. I have never had anything but a good experience at this university.

UNCW truly does not care about the students. What upper management cares about is money…read more Overacceptance is damaging student experience, it is destroying the greenspace on campus, it is limiting parking options for students. Areas surrounding UNCW is not safe. There are murders and shootings and they want students within a 1 mile radius to walk and bike in a dangerous area to line their pockets. Facilities continue to be upgraded unnecessarily while others remain untouched and dilapidated. It is easily seen that the main goal of UNCW is not to provide higher education but to make upper management wealthy. As wonderful as I think professors and students are, it is all overshadowed by blatantly selfish decisions by leaders of the university. There has not been a semester in which some decision or policy has not screwed me over and squeezed me for my last cent.

Great professors, counselors, director, etc. This is the place to go if you want to stay local and…read morestill work a full time or part time job.Everyone here is personally vested in the success of the students and I didn't feel like I was just a number because I wasn't. I transferred from UNCW to UMO and was highly pleased with Mount Olive.

they charge a ton of money can't supply the classes for your major half the time…read more. The financial department are a bunch of jerks, they're mean they will hang up on you want nothing to do with helping anybody... so disappointed I let her choose to go there.. Not to mention ever since he's been there, started having her hair fall out from the water in the dorms.. do you have any other options? Take them don't go there.

My son loves this school. He has made many friends, is very active in outside student activities…read moreand is really enjoying his classes and professors. His counselor has helped him make sure he's on track to graduate on time. Tuition is out of state for us but it's about the same as what we would spend for in state with his Scholarships.

Obviously a tilted opinion... I am a 2003 grad when the Onslow Extension program was one of the…read morebest kept secrets it seemed... most of my classes involved the same 9 to 11 classmates and it was like going to a private school with awesome instructors... I loved my time at UNCW even though I lived in Jacksonville because of this program... i did not find out about it until after I have commuted two semesters... I would highly recommend this as a good option to anyone... Not only because gas has almost doubled... I forgot the most important comment.... GO SEAHAWKS!!!!!

SouthEastern Christian Academy has truly changed my daughter's life…read more From the moment she walked through the doors, we felt the difference. The environment is warm, faith-filled, and focused on both academic and personal growth. My daughter has blossomed--her confidence has grown, her love for learning has been reignited, and most importantly, her relationship with God has deepened. The teachers genuinely care and go above and beyond to invest in each student. They see potential, not problems, and that has made all the difference. My daughter comes home excited about what she's learning, encouraged by her classmates, and grounded in values that align with our family's faith.

During out tour I asked how the school handled accommodations for children that have a…read morepsychoeducational exam or IEP. The demeaner changed very quickly and we were told that the high school has not been opened that long and the teachers were not trained in that area and that they cannot and don't provide any accommodations to children and basically shown to the front door. We were REALLY disappointed I thought that a Christian based school would be one that accepts all students not just the ones that fit a certain mold. DISAPPOINTING!!!!