This is one beautiful university campus! My daughter, myself, two of my grandchildren and a family…read morefriend attended the science fair for third grade students across the Spartanburg School System District Two this afternoon. There were literally hundreds of different science projects on display in their athletic arena. I saw a tremendous amount of family support. My oldest grandson received a nice looking certificate of achievement. This was my first time on campus here and it's dotted with beautiful buildings.

As a proud alumni of this prestigious university. I have many fond memories and friends that I…read moremade while attending this university. From freshman year until crossing the stage at graduation. It has been a life altering experience. This university offers the rigors of the larger institution and also smaller class sizes to maximize learning and gives a personal touch. I would highly advise those searching for college to strongly consider USC Upstate.

Very sad how they treated our Godson in his educational dreams of being a chiropractor. He chose…read moreSherman over going to medical school because he's passionate about the component of skeletal health as part of a holistic approach to health care. We are a family of physicians and health related professionals , and it is shocking how Sherman did not uphold the "do no harm." You are hypocrites to the hippocratic oath. Most graduate schools are money-makers, but none have been as bad as Sherman. Politics, bullying and extreme judgement are deeply part of Sherman's mantra. Thankfully our boy was able to transfer out and I hope no parent ever pays a dime to a school that does not allow for conversations about medicine and holistic approaches. Plenty of better-rated small chiropractic schools out there. My other concern is the death of the kid the professors wouldn't treat with medicine because he was brainwashed into thinking that medicine was the devil and he knew he'd be bullied if he sought real medical help!

I am a Sherman College graduate ('90) and now I am a faculty member. This college has always had a…read morefamily atmosphere and it has only gotten better in the last 3 decades. The college is on the cutting edge with state-of-the-art x-ray and analysis equipment, and I never witnessed any institution strive for perfection in all areas to the extent that this college has. We are at the forefront of the profession with world-class researchers and widely known and well-respected faculty and administration. Most of all, we are not paying lip-service when we proclaim that we are "Obsessed with Student Success!"

This was an easy decision for my son. We toured all the state schools from NC State to WCU. My son…read moregot into all the ones he wanted to go to however the choice to go to WCU over "bigger names" schools was easy for him. It was all about people. He is looking forward to his time there.

Like Roger H--I'm a bit biased, but I am really happy to be affiliated with this place. The…read morefaculty are committed, the students are terrific, and the surroundings can't be beat. If you need to be in a place where there's a Target and a Best Buy around the corner, WCU's not for you, but if you want an excellent education at a great price in the prettiest place in the Southeast, you should check out WCU. If you're a tourist, be sure to check out the Fine and Performing Arts Center, the Mountain Heritage Center, or watch some Catamount athletics.

Bob Jones is only for people who want to be depressed and unsuccessful in your future career as…read morewell as in your faith. Bob Jones professes to be a place that "shapes heads, hearts and backbones for Christ", but in reality they do the exact opposite. The curriculum, the student-life, and the rules all rather shape heads and hearts against Christ. During my time at BJU, which only lasted one semester, a lot of problems quickly became apparent. BJU has terrible leadership who are ill equipped to handle real world problems. Aside from preaching "abstain from appearances of evil", and "no sex before marriage", the staff have no real advice of wisdom whatsoever. Also, the professors on campus are no exception. The professor I had for most of my classes during my semester was supposed to be teaching history. However, the primary subjects of most of our classes were sex, pornography, and the philosophies of heartbreak and romance. The professor went as far as describing different sizes of male genitals. When I approached my academic advisor with this concern, no changes were made. No one reached back out to me after I filed my complaint, no adjustments were made to the curriculum, and that professor is still teaching some if not all of the classes pertaining to my major. The other professors I had at the time left rude comments on my assignments evaluating my comprehension skills or my abilities to retain information that had been barely taught. I had one professor who watched YouTube videos of fish instead of teaching. This is the top rated, high quality Christian education you are paying almost $30,000 dollars a year for. Outside of professors, the campus itself has a lot of problems. The Dining Common is always closed, which led me to spending about $500 dollars on basic meals in one semester alone. This is while I am paying about $17,000 for room/board/food alone. The rules are another large, unspoken issue at BJU. Men and women being in any form of relationship outside of "godly brother/sisterhood" is extremely scorned. But this isn't what you'll see if you visit the campus on a tour or check their social media pages. The handbook permits side hugs only for photos. Photos which are constantly on their social medias, which gives the illusion of a far more relaxed environment than what it truly is. In reality, anyone can disrupt a couple having a meal together or taking a walk. I was unable to have dinners or sit next to my boyfriend without being approached and accused of touching or giving "the appearance of evil". The tours, website, and social media also give potential students a look into dorm life. They show you happy residents, gentle, loving, caring staff and supervision, and kind roommates. However, this is the exact opposite from the true situation. The supervision and RA's show no care or compassion about anyone other than themselves. If students come to them, they blow them off. Demerits are handed out for having lights on one minute past curfew. There is no exemptions for being out of your room past curfew, including having to use the bathroom or get out of bed for any reason. I have been given demerits for wearing jeans to church, by an RA wearing jeans at the same time. The dorm supervisor targets those who are in relationships, because relationships could give the appearance of evil. There are no second chances or consideration coming from any staff. If one roommate is to make an accusation about another, it is assumed true regardless of the opinions of anyone else. For example, my roommates accused me of stealing and ignoring them and I was kicked out of my room. The true story was in fact that I had never stolen from them, and they found the misplaced item the day after I moved out. However, all the dorm staff and supervision treated me as if I was a terrible Christian and not worth the time it may have taken to explain myself to them. I was given two days to move all of my possessions from one room to another with no help from them. Favoritism is an issue even outside of the dorms. The arts programs and your success are completely based on how well liked you are by the professors. During my time at BJU, students were shoved around and removed from roles or activities because the professors or other students in charge just didn't like them. If they weren't removed immediately, they were led on and played with until the last minute, when the professor then publically humiliated them. BJU is entirely based on popularity, favoritism, and treatment based on whoever is making the payments. Student life staff have called me personally a slut, whore, failure, and told me that I would amount to nothing in life because I disagreed with them on one subject. The subject being an aspect of my personal life which had nothing to do with my education, and I had not gotten it involved in any aspect of my on-campus life. in short dont go here is sucks ass

Bob Jones University Tried to Ruin My Child…read more We did our best to find a good Christian College for our daughter, who was looking to study for Business. Between BJU and PCC, BJU seemed to be the better option. It was recommended. We did our researched. What we liked: BJU is local church oriented. They allow students to attend the local church of (mostly) their choice. This is different from PCC, where they have a pretend church on campus. What we didn't like: BJU claims to be a KJV only college. They claim to use the version as their standard. We are KJV only people, so that was very appealing to us. However, BJU lies about this! They are very ESV forward. If the academics were decent (which they are not), we could handle the ESV atmosphere. But, they lied, and I am calling them out for their hypocrisy. 2.) Their academics are not great. Waaaaayy too many students are hitting the Dean and President's list every semester. I mean, it is a ridiculous amount. My daughter noticed that kids in her classes that were not that bright, and didn't even try were getting high marks. Things like that are unacceptable. What we hated: BJU promotes Plastic Christianity. Don't get me wrong, plenty of other "Bible colleges" do too, but my daughter did not go to those. Instead, we did our best to prep our child for the Fake Christianity, and she still came back different (more on that later). BJU puts on a good veneer, but they don't care about following Christ according to His Word. The Discipleship groups barely use or refer to their Bibles. They do not disciple at all. The dorm leaders largely do not care about those under their charges. They are there for looks only. The current president left his pastorate to become President, which (as a pastor myself) is an insult to faithful pastors everywhere. The spirituality of this group is shameful. It is fake. It is a sham. 2.) BJU promotes emotionalism. It saddens me to say that BJU programmed my level-headed daughter into thinking that her father was no longer an authority in her life. They taught her to follow her feelings, not God's Word. They promoted independence from your parents, instead of a partnership and accountability to them. My daughter came back different. Thankfully, she is doing much better now. But, we have had our struggles (to put it mildly), since she has come home. "Thanks, BJU! I entrusted my child with you, and you corrupted her! As a parent that put much blood, sweat, and tears into my child over the past 20 years, I cannot tell you how much I DO NOT appreciate you!" 3.) My daughter was struggling with trauma and depression, as the result of some events that happened in our home. My wife and I did not know the depths of this, but did recommend that she speak with a counselor onsite. Big mistake. The "counselor" barely made time for our daughter, gave her breathing exercises to do, and helped her not at all. Further, the Dorm Mentor (or whatever they call the older women they employ to "watch over" the dorms) knew my daughter was having problems and, instead of giving my girl a hug, sent her an email several days after the fact. This woman reached out to my daughter once. She cared for her not at all. That is the caliber of person caring for our children at BJU! Parents, I recommend that you keep your children far from BJU. They are not what they used to be, and care not at all for you or your children. They sure to care about your money though! Send your kids to a local, secular college instead. Keep them near you and your local church. Don't let fake Christians like this reprogram your children! It is not worth the cost! Signed, A Baptist Pastor

So grateful to have discovered upper cervical care here and appreciative of my intern Katie's…read moreimmense considerations for my health issues and experience. Her thoroughness and communication skills are top notch and I'm so blessed to have improved greatly within one month!

Great place to get affordable chiropractic care, the interns are well prepared and overseen by…read morelicensed doctors of chiropractic with experience in the field. These people really care. .

Being apart of the Intrepid Healthcare Training has been a wonderful experience. I would highly…read morehighly recommend for someone in need of CNA training. The instructor, Ms.Janet is very friendly and knowledgeable. She is informed and answers all questions as best as possible. Even through this class is a 5-week course and is fast paced. You do learn a lot in a short amount of time. Everything is done efficiently and efficiently to make sure that you pass for your CNA exam. The entire class makes you feel like you apart of a family and I would do it all over again if I could. Prices and training are also very reasonable and not outrageously overpriced for training. I will definitely be coming for more healthcare training in the future.

Mrs. Janet is the best. She is knowledgeable and makes learning fun, easy, and understandable. The…read moreCNA class is quick and easy allowing me to work while in class. The best part is you can test right on campus. I would highly recommend Intrepid to anyone.

This place is pretty awesome. I took some classes here years ago - Chemistry, Anatomy and Physics…read more All of them were really good with some exceptional teachers. They have programs that vary from a well respected nursing program to carpentry to hairdressing to law enforcement. Whether you want to prep yourself for a trade, profession or 4 year college, CCC will get you there. Also a great value for the quality you get. Even if you just want to take a painting class, learn how to recane a chair, or learn how to rewire some things in your house, they've got an impressive selection.

From the owner: Cleveland State Community College is an approved public community college located in Shelby, N.C…read more The college offers various academic programs, including associate in arts, science, applied science and general education degrees, as well as technical and vocational diplomas and certificates. It additionally provides a wide range of diploma programs, such as air conditioning, heating and refrigeration, broadcasting and production, business administration, cosmetology, phlebotomy, crime scene investigator, real estate, criminal justice, fire science technology, electrical, and wielding. Its support services include academic counseling, developmental support, library and media services, and instructional technology programs. Cleveland State Community College additionally offers financial assistance to its students through federal, state and private grants, and scholarship programs.