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.

The financial aid office is the worst. I've had problems with it every time I've attended along…read morewith my friends and so many other students. They never tell you the right information and try to get you to pay what SHOULD be free or covered under the government. The professors I have had though have been phenomenal. That's the plus side to this school.

classroom is hot as heck and kinda nervous it says my professor is rated 1/5 stars so not ready for…read morethis semester

Love this place! Friendly staff and a great area... so glad I checked the campus out while I was…read moredown here.

I recently went to get a pedicure service and when I I was seated the pedicure bowl had black…read moreparticles floating in the water so I asked the young lady if she could change it and she looked annoyed, I kept getting burned and nicked during the service. the girl had to keep getting up multiple times to get items and they barely have anything available for the things they need. I know they are still learning but I was in pain. once my service was done I went to the bathroom and there was period blood on the floor and on the stall. I won't be returning and you're better off going to anywhere else but here.

You are better off going to the grand strand hair design, especially if you have mixed hair. I made…read morean appointment as soon as I walked in. The instructor made me feel uncomfortable. Other people came and when it was time they were all seen. I was still waiting. A student finally saw me waiting and then went to the instructor and finally, she addressed me. The instructor then said I don't know if I could help you because I can't see your hair; I have to see what I'm looking at. I was wearing a hijab so I said yeah, I know I wear a hijab because I always wear a hijab.I took off my hijab so she could see my hair. Then all she had was insults. First, she said that my hair was boxed dye. I told her I do not use box dye. I normally go to a different beauty college to get my hair done and they do not use boxed dye. She then said that she has been doing this for 25 years and she knows box dye on hair looks like and the school you went to used box dye. I called the school that I went to right then and there I asked them what they used and when they used and when the did my hair.They told me they used Redkin and they dyed my hair in February (8 months ago). Then the instructor went on the condition of my hair. She said that my hair is so damaged. I kept telling her that my hair is not damaged. My hair is naturally like this. I was born this way and she kept insisting that my hair was damaged. She said all she could do to my hair was to chop it off and to wash it. I called grand strand hair design and they they saw me and right away. They looked at my hair and they said my hair was healthy, and what normal healthy mixed hair looks like. See when you have mixed hair your hair that is thicker, dry looking, and it's nappy when you brush it. Then when you do brush it it's fluffy and soft. That's what happens when you have mixed hair. So I believe that this instructor at HGTC has been doing hair for 25 years was profiling me because of the lack of pigmentation in my skin. She probably didn't realize that I'm an albino. My grandfather is black. My hair has always been like this. And I kept telling her my hair wasn't damaged but she wouldn't listen. Or maybe she really doesn't know what mixed hair is. If you have mixed hair, go to grand strand design, at least they will take care of you and they won't make you feel like you have disgusting and gross hair.

If you are looking for a kind, caring and wonderful environment for your child, you will not find a…read morebetter child care center and preschool than A Step Ahead. My grandson has been attending here for over a year now. He never went to school before, was home with my daughter until 3 1/2. We thought is would have been very difficult. But....NO, the loving people at A Step Ahead make him feel safe and happy. I just love them all!!! Wish he could stay here forever!

A Step Ahead has been an amazing home for my children. After a very dissatisfactory experience…read moreelsewhere in Conway, we were fortunate to find a space for our son at ASA. When our daughter arrived 2 years later, we had no doubts on where we would send her as well. I appreciate the kindness of all the staff, attention to age-appropriate learning, and that the food is home-cooked every day! Thank you to Ms. Sally and her team for taking such great care with our babies.

The teachers here truly care for these children! They are loving and gentle. The center is well…read moremaintained and spotless. The children are happy. What more could you ask for?

I am writing this review as a warning to other parents about The Learning Station. My son attended…read morethis daycare, and over time, he became increasingly distressed at drop-off--kicking, screaming, and refusing to go in. At first, I thought it was just separation anxiety, but then I noticed a clear pattern--his reaction escalated whenever a specific male staff member entered the room. The day he saw this man and immediately broke down sobbing was the day I knew I couldn't ignore my instincts any longer. I brought my concerns to the daycare, and while they listened, they assured me they had seen no red flags. I expected this response, but as a parent, my priority is my child's safety. I refuse to take chances when my child is showing me, in the only way he knows how, that something is deeply wrong. So I pulled him out immediately--better safe than sorry. Beyond my personal experience, I strongly believe that a male staff member should not be assigned to classrooms with 2-3-year-olds who are just developing communication skills. Why not place him with older children who can express themselves better? This man is changing the diapers of little girls and boys and assisting with potty training. I'm not sure why the daycare believes this is a good idea, but I personally wasn't willing to risk my child's well-being. I am sharing this because I would want another parent to do the same for me. If your child is showing signs of distress at daycare, trust your gut. No one will advocate for your child like you will.