Good Karma Math and Reading Instruction provides outstanding individualized services for children…read moreranging from kindergarten through high school! Beth is highly qualified in remedial, corrective, and enrichment techniques in reading, and Barb is a master math teacher for youngsters through 7th grade. Both provide a child-centered, nurturing learning environment!

Manhattan Prep is as good as it gets when it comes to preparing for the GMAT. I took the Live…read moreClass in Philadelphia with Emily Madan. The Live Class is worth it if it works with your schedule. Emily was engaging, even after a long work day. She would always challenge us to go a step further than what the textbook course material was offering us, which not only helped us learn more material, but encouraged us to feel confident that we were really mastering the test-taking skills necessary to perform well on the GMAT. Once I learned how the GMAT was structured, I knew I was limited in what I could learn on my own. I was really grateful to have Emily and a classroom setting to break the material down. Now that the class has ended, Emily is willing to continue our relationship via email for any outstanding questions we have. I also appreciated all that comes with Manhattan Prep when you sign up for a Live Class. I'll start with the online resource center: all of the Live Class learning sessions have been prerecorded by other Manhattan Prep instructors, and you can go back and re-watch these at any point, to reinforce what you learned in class. I found this to be invaluable. You also receive access to plenty of online forums, blogs, and other opportunities to learn from other instructors and MBA candidates about their process for application, the Dos and Don'ts, etc. At first I thought the price tag for this course was high, but once I realized everything that came with it, I would recommend this to anyone.

When I started out on my MBA journey I really had no idea what I was in for. I always did well in…read morehigh school and college so when I borrowed a friends GMAT books I thought I would have an easy time preparing. I was wrong...really, really wrong. Its been years since I graduated from college, and as a marketing major, even longer since I took a math class. My first practice test showed me that studying by myself and at my own pace was not going to cut it. After a lot of research and comparing different programs I choose Manhattan GMAT because I needed a class setting and an instructor who could coach me through the process. I took a class winter of 2012 with Abby Berry and it made a world of difference for me. Abby's experience and knowledge was unbelievably helpful. Not only did we cover general math and verbal, but also test tips and tricks, techniques to study correctly, and what I felt like was the "insiders scoop" about the test. What I liked most about Abby's teaching style was that she explained concepts in a really clear and visual way that was easy to understand and remember. The tips and tricks she taught us helped me focus on test day and finish all the questions on time. My final test score was 100 points higher than my first practice test and I have Manhattan GMAT and Abby to thank for that. I'm now a student at Temple Fox School of Business!

I have had two children go through tutoring at Premier College Prep and their results were…read moreincredible. Both made significant improvements in their ACT and SAT scores and we couldn't be happier. Dalton and Eric were knowledgeable, patient, and knew how to build confidence while teaching effective test-taking strategies. They personalized the sessions to focus on each child's strengths and areas of improvement, which made a huge difference. Highly recommend!

I cannot say enough good things about this company. From our first phone call with Eric after…read morediagnostic testing, we knew right away this was a company we could trust and felt confident they could help our son get his scores up. Eric was honest and knowledgeable. He wasn't pushy or arrogant which many in this field can be. He made us feel comfortable right away. Colin was our son's ACT tutor, and he was FABULOUS!! He got our sons ACT score up 9 points from his Pre-ACT!! He overdelivered on the goals they established at our initial call. Colin was a calming influence on our son. He was patient and took the time to get to know him to help our son feel at ease and comfortable. He was always available for a phone call to discuss progress and concerns with us too. He never wasted our time. He never tried to sell us more sessions that our son needed. He was always honest and respectful of time and cost. He was just as excited as we were with our son's final score. You can tell he really cares. We HIGHLY recommend Colin and this company overall!

I have a lot to say about this biz so put on your glasses…read more I had a great instructor, big ups on my LSAT score, and excellent admissions consulting which helped me into my top choice law school. I chose Blueprint to study for my second LSAT for a few reasons. I liked that they are a young upstart--I thought that they would take the time to personalize the class experience as much as possible, to compete with the rest of the test prep market. And that was true....I didn't feel like a customer, but instead like a student. The course was unique, positive, sometimes real fun. The LSAT can be so very dry and Blueprint has a great approach. Instead of logic game after logic game, I loved the times when we'd write our own. Like, when six of our classmates--L, D, S, P, T, and B--participated in the Beerlympics. L & D don't play flip cup together, there's three people playing quarters, I play wifflebeer (always, as in real life), etc. Those kinds of activities brought the LSAT down to earth. The course gets more difficult as it progresses, but maintains the humor. I know that their website has a bunch of interesting features but to be honest I rarely used it, other than for scoring my test and looking at question statistics. And studying the sucker answers (effffff those). I did not quite reach my target score, but that is nobody's fault but MY OWN. Blueprint gives you a ton of homework, and I completed only some assignments. I do feel that I successfully learned to read and understand the LSAT for the scheming whore that it is. But, to get the advertised "+11" you apparently must not overlook the homework. I stuck with my Blueprint instructor for help with my applications. He took the time to get to know me and my interests in more detail and helped me to cultivate great ideas for my essays. He was constantly available even for minor questions. I did supplement his counsel with my college prelaw advisor's, and I was glad to have multiple perspectives--on my resume, in particular. In the end, I had killer essays that I was happy to submit. In the real end, I was admitted to my #1 choice with a fat scholarship. Overall I had a great experience and would highly recommend Blueprint to anyone who's serious about the LSAT and law school.

I found Blueprint incredibly, incredibly helpful. The instructor was wonderful, very knowledgable…read moreand friendly, the course materials were perfect, and the online access and videos were great. I have absolutely no complaints, nor can I think of anything that could have made it a better experience. I went up by 14 points from my first cold take to one of my final takes with Blueprint, and they have plenty of data on their website (worth checking out if you have doubts) regarding average score increases. If you're shopping for a prep course, don't bother looking further.

I decided to get some extra help for my preschool-aged daughter alongside the services she was…read morealready receiving from the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit (MCIU). We went to Empirical for occupational therapy to work on her handwriting and a few other areas she needed support with, like improving her fine motor skills and dealing with some sensory issues. The therapists were super kind, and they really understood how to work with young kids. My daughter actually enjoyed going to her sessions, which made such a difference. We saw great improvements in her handwriting and other areas as well. I'm really glad we chose them and would definitely recommend Empirical to other parents looking for extra support for their kids.

We're really thankful for the great help Empirical Pediatric Therapy gave to our grandson, who has…read moreautism and Down syndrome. They were always focused on his well-being right from the start. They did thorough evaluations and made a plan for his treatment that included occupational therapy, applied behavior analysis, and speech therapy. They also helped our grandson switch from elementary school to middle school by closely working with the school's IEP team to set goals that were just right for him. Because of their expertise our grandson has improved a lot in different areas. His communication skills are much better now, and he's learned a lot of important skills to handle everyday challenges on his own without acting out as he once did.

Staff really care about the students and families. My granddaughter attends this school. She is…read morehappy and so are her parents. They accommodate the needs of families and are very pleasant to communicate with.

I liked AAA because learning to get into a better career was overdue for me and they were a great…read morechoice. It was like on the job training. The trainers knew their stuff, you rotated between them and tested with AAA also to get the actual license. I would go back again but once you got your CDL you are done and hitting the road earning $$$$$$! Get your CDL here and get a new job like I did, you will be happy where it takes you. Drive safe and god bless.

Yves, Mike, George, and Lisa, along with Kat and Jess, made a very difficult time in my life a…read moretruly happy experience...full of knowledge, commencement, and opportunity. It is a Father and Son owned company, and as a student, you quickly felt that family "vibe". 5 stars all the way. Look no further for a trucking school.

let me provide some context before you read this review. First, I am an absolute beginner to…read morefrench, so, if you have multiple years of french instruction or lived in France for a period of time you should be OK. The school uses a European system for teaching the language that is just not designed for English speakers. It is virtually impossible to learn the language with this system unless you have years of french training. From the beginning, It is a french immersion so you spend a lot of time on google translate trying to figure out the basic instructions for any homework. The lessons don't really build on each other and seem impractical and of course, are all in french. I'm not sure a beginner needs to learn about purchasing used clothes. I would prefer if you teach me how to order a cup of coffee which just didn't exist. And they are not easy so the assignments become discouraging. Some of the instructors are good, and some are downright dreadful - completely disorganized. The last instructor for me was about as bad as it gets and most importantly, arrogant. What stands out as a huge weakness is the class placement. I was in a 104 level and we had an individual with 7 years french training. And when the instructor would have in-class activities (which I hated and saw it as a way a lazy instructor could chew up time doing nothing but checking their phone) the experienced french students purposely avoided you and were quite frankly rude. In my class, every individual had at least several years of high school french. Some had college level french and were in beginners classes. Not a good situation. One individual sitting next to me went through 5 classes (101 - 105) then repeated the sequence again and dropped at the 104 level out of a realization that they would never be able to hold a french conversation. If you look at the class offerings, you will notice that only one section is provided at the upper levels. By that point, all but the native speakers have quit. Again, if you have french training, you will be OK. If you don't, know when it is time to quit.

This is an incredible place to learn French with talented, supportive and native French speakers. I…read morehave studied there for five years and have cultivated friendships with such a diverse group of students and staff!