The faculty and staff work hard to make Scripps College a happy place to live. Everyone is smart…read morethere, too. No one is mean. A very safe, reputable environment. LOVED IT!!

Good overall educational experience. Many student supports as well. Things have improved since I…read moreattended there. A great place especially if you love to be surrounded by inspirational beauty.

The bathrooms are all clogged up full of feces,pee,etc some teachers are rude and seem to hate the…read morestudents, even going as far to make there lives harder. Honestly don't take your son or daughter to this school it's a mess unless they hit the lottery with good teachers.

Montclair High School Has Got To Be One Of The Great High Schools In The Inland Empire Because It…read moreHas All The Classes, Sports, And Activities In One Place. The Fun Fact About This School Is That Montclair Plaza/Place Is Within The School Boundaries

I think the current and prospective students deserve to know about the kind of environment they are…read moregoing into to guarantee whether their needs will be met or not. Last but not least, Life Pacific University has hidden true colors and intentions. Coming from someone who has not entirely left the school to transfer to another institution or made a commitment to return as a second year I was flabbergasted when I heard one of LPU's lead during a tour tell the prospective student and their parents lie about several things leaning towards what they would get out this school. The school is very very tiny so the administration and the key staff will know what goes on with the students because nothing stays hidden. Therefore, LPU is HIGHLY selective about who they allow into their student leadership positions on campus in order to protect the school's (un)-reliable representation and reputation. This means there is a lot of favoritism involved rather than truly seeing the student's value, passion, integrity, AND CHARACTER. Instead, it is only about fitting the brand name and looks of LPU. Especially, when it comes to the chapel's worship team, R.A. position, and admissions team. It is really sad here to see what this school would do to increase its profit rather than seeing the true needs of this campus. No coincidence that the graduation rate is low (LOOK AT THE STATS). These facts are true so don't let dull words at the student previews try to trick you into going into something that isn't being held to the standard they are convincing you it is. On the other hand, dorm life and student life aren't TOP priorities. Education is the only thing best so far. Besides the majority of staff and faculty who leave this place, they quickly come and go after realizing this place isn't what they thought either. Faculty tries to keep everything under the surface to convince a different story of how staff really act. I can't tell you enough or the exact # of staff that have left or been replaced before I enrolled here and until the end of the semester. Whatever the main cause of leaving is left many faculty members are overworked and underpaid as they are filling in gaps as dual/adj. positions. If I failed to mention, allow me to apologize but Life Pacific Univeristy is far from a private Christian higher education, it is by no comparison different from any other secular/non-Christian university. They use it all for the brand name to convince you otherwise. Last year before the holiday break, we had a security man named Bruce who would often give off weird vibes to women on campus by starring for estranged time of minutes from afar distance without suitable reason and was reported as being overly friendly which distracted him from his original work. Numerous complaints got him fired and replaced by a new security team.

Life Pacific College is a great college. The campus is located in the quite town of San Dimas. My…read moreson went to their summer wrestling camp. It was 3 days of intense training and technique. The head coach Arson, is very knowledgeable about wrestling and the mind of the wrestler. That makes all the difference. One of the days I came in early and over heard a group discussion. The current LPC wrestlers were encouraging the high schoolers about the importance of prioritizing your life and putting God first and that a good wrestler needs to keep his grades up for scholarships. They also had the financial counselor come in and talk to the high schoolers about college applications, financial aid, FASFA etc. All of this information was helpful and above and beyond our expectations from a wrestling camp. Thank you! Great things are happening in the wrestling team at LPC.

I like the flexibility of the hours to use when needed. However, this lab needs to be revamped…read more This is an old school with torn/worn down furniture that should be replaced

It IS OPEN 24 HOURS! Well, that's a no brainer! It is relatively clean, but always seems to smell…read morelike food whether that be bananas, Panda Express, coffee, burgers and fries, or sometimes all of those things a once! Yuck, I know. There is Wi-Fi available just in case you cannot snag a computer. There are two a bathrooms--one for the gentlemen and one for the lovely maidens. Give this place a try instead of staying at home or in your dorm. Oh, I almost forgot: 1. A valid student I.D. is need for access 2. You can print, but you must need to put money on your account beforehand via the Pharos system, which is located upstairs in the library. Do it ahead of time or else your S.O.L. if or when the library closes. 3. Food is not allowed, but meh, who cares? 4. Study long and hard!

Wow. We did not have any expectations of Claremont McKenna College at all before coming here. In…read morefact, we hadn't really heard of the Claremont Consortium before... so this was all new to us. We were in for a wonderful surprise! The campus is beautiful... Set in a suburban, quaint area. there are actually several colleges and they share somewhat the same space. Each one is within a few minutes of walking distance from each other. Our tour guide painted a wonderful, all-around picture of the CMC college experience... Although my husband and I were only accompanying two of my students for college tours this summer, we both felt that had we known about CMC when we were in high school, we would have both applied. CMC seems and feels like a welcoming campus that strives to provide all CMC students an authentic college experience. Throughout the tour, the tour guide emphasized that CMC did NOT want money to be the reason why prospective students chose NOT to come here nor did it want money to be the reason why current CMC students don't enjoy college. We just LOVED CMC!

Attended my first women's basketball game at Roberts Pavilion and it was a lot of fun. Check their…read moreschedule! It's all free! The stadium is comfortable, you can bring snacks or bags and free parking. I can't wait to catch another game, go Athenas!!!

An old college friend visited us yesterday so the 3 of us went to explore the east parts of Pomona…read moreCollege, where the Farm and the Studio art building are located. The Farm is so fun--clearly students have put in some effort to cultivate many mini gardens with succulents, flowering ground cover, some fruit trees, a compost pile, and more. There's a large structure in the middle with a Hobbit hole style mini entrance door and then benches, chairs, and many alcoves, a high ceiling with colored glass windows --it seems to be a cool resting place when people working the grounds need a break. It was at least 10 degrees cooler in there! On the way back to the car, we passed through the studio art building. The courtyard housed several student art pieces carved and structured of wood--fascinating!

Pomona college in Claremont California is a huge and beautiful campus…read more My twins and they're theater club went to the theater festival here on Sat 14th, Sun, 15th, and Mon the 16th 2026. They had a wonderful time. Most of the people were welcoming and friendly. Some unfortunately were stuck up and rude but the kids didn't let it bother them. They enjoyed all the festivities and performances. They also got to be backstage and help with the performances. They had a bunch of different workshops. My twins and the theater kids had a blast!

This school has customer service as their number 1 priority…read more There are classes in the morning, afternoon and evening to accommodate every schedule. There's a FREE heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) training class! There is FREE math tutoring for adult high school diploma and GED students. This is a testing center for many required tests including the GED test. The FREE ESL English classes have instructional aides that speak Chinese (Mandarin & Cantonese), Spanish and Korean. The school really wants students to succeed!

I'm a former student of the 90's and now a parent of two teens that proudly attended De Anza Middle…read moreschool. This school has completely changed from my years ofcourse, always improving. I've always been an involved parent at any school my children have attended. At this school I felt parents and students are truly cared about. Plenty of extra-curricular activities and kids are motivated and challenged in all subjects offered. My kids' experience with staff, before and during covid19 is a very positive one. All staff went above and beyond to make De Anza Middle school the best experience for my kids. (One of my kids promoted last year, the other will promote from here next month).