Everyone at the school is very friendly and helpful. They respond quickly and are great at…read morefollowing up whenever I have questions or need help.

I really enjoy studying at Learnet Academy! The instructors are very nice, friendly, and always…read morewilling to help students. My classmates are also very friendly and welcoming, which makes the school a comfortable place to learn. I especially appreciate the Admissions Office. The staff are very kind, helpful, and always willing to answer my questions. They make me feel comfortable and supported whenever I need assistance. I've had a great experience at Learnet Academy and would definitely recommend it to others!

The students and a lot of the faculty make this school! You have people like Associate…read moreDean/Professor Frykberg who can solve any problem, seems to know everything about all areas of law with a knack for easy explanations, and a great sense of humor! Other great teachers like Tobenkin, Barrett, Daskevich, Dezes, Zand, Cameron, Ekizian, and Feldman! However, this school gets 2 stars for several reasons. First, the financial aid department is horrible! They have close to no options for student loans. So many students have complained of financial issues with this office. Also, the LAX campus is clearly favored over the Chatsworth campus. LAX has an excess of classrooms, two libraries, etc. even though the Chatsworth campus has more students. Finally, the school lost the federal aid that it was receiving. I think it's a big downfallthat they could not maintain the federal backing.

Quality professors who actually practice in their respective fields. Class schedules that fit your…read morework schedule. Ample opportunities to meet with your professors outside of class for feed back. Did I mention the peer tutoring? An AFFORDABLE legal education.The rest is up to you. The Law is The Law no matter where you study it. The real question is: How much debt do you want to incur while doing it?

It is not difficult to see that the staff at GDS Institute are very invested in the success of…read moretheir students. It is amazing to see the time and effort that their instructors and staff put into helping students with the barriers that "life happens" situations bring on this community. I have seen instructors and staff provide resources for housing, childcare, health care, transportation...etc. There is really no limit to the lengths they go to see a student thrive in their academic and professional life.

This school is unprofessional and they are thieves.. They…read morewould call me at least 2 times a day once they received the tuition money they ceased all communication, they never scheduled me for my classes and they would not take my calls or return my calls when leaving messages

If I could give this school a negative rating, I would…read more After finishing my undergraduate degree, I entered Antioch University's Clinical Psychology program with a specialization in Spiritual and Depth Psychology. I was young, hopeful, and trusting, drawn to Antioch because of its stated commitment to healing, inclusivity, and social justice. Those values aligned perfectly with mine. I came in excited and ready to grow. But what I experienced was the opposite. The support I was promised never existed. I was given only Google Voice typing as an accommodation, which did not meet my needs. When I explained that I could not type or write due to my disability, they accused me of asking for too much and blamed me for struggling. I was placed in the position of having to email constantly through severe hand and wrist pain. I begged for temporary support until I could hire a personal assistant--something that should have been easily granted. They refused. Eventually, friends had to volunteer to type for me. Once I had real support (from outside the school), my pain decreased, my anxiety eased, and I could finally focus. That support should have come from Antioch. Instead, I was met with coldness, judgment, and punishment. One professor demanded that I translate the DSM-5 into Farsi during my accommodation crisis. The faculty decided this would somehow help me succeed, even though I clearly explained that I process and understand information better in English, not Farsi. This demand showed how little effort they made to truly listen to me or meet my real needs. And this happened before AI tools were widely available--I couldn't rely on technology for help. I depended on the school to provide real, human-centered accommodations. They failed. One professor also issued a formal letter of concern when I showed up to office hours to ask for help. I even told a professor, "I don't know how to advocate for myself yet--please coach me." Instead of support, they used my vulnerability against me, labeling me "unprofessional." They punished me for trying to grow. I was left alone to figure everything out. Professors didn't hold real office hours. Tutoring was unreliable. I had to build my own support system outside of the university just to survive. I often wondered: Why am I going under $150,000 loan for if the most basic support doesn't exist for students like me? I attended Antioch between 2021-2022, at a time when real, human-centered support was essential. Instead of coaching me through challenges, they put me on a remediation plan. And after meeting every unreasonable demand they gave me, they still unjustly removed me from the program. It broke my spirit. It harmed my health. It gave me PTSD. To Antioch Faculty and Leadership: When a student with a disability tells you they're struggling, your duty is not to shame, retaliate, or punish. It is to coach, guide, and build an environment where they can safely grow. Every student deserves a chance to thrive--not just in words, but in action. Stop projecting. Start listening. Lead with humility, not ego. Education is sacred work. To Future Students: If you have a disability, or if you believe education should be about healing and empowerment, be cautious. Get every accommodation in writing. Protect yourself. You deserve more than empty promises--you deserve real support. If you have been mistreated by a school, remember: You are not broken. Yes, students are always growing--but the system must also grow. When schools fail to support students, it's not the student who is the problem. The system that failed you needs healing and serious self-reflection. Blaming students only hides the real work that institutions must do. Thank you for reading. And to every student who's been silenced, pushed aside, or retraumatized: I see you. I stand with you. Keep going. Side Note: During my time at Antioch, one of the few faculty members who truly tried to help me was also retaliated against. It was horrifying to witness--and it showed me how deeply fear ruled the system, harming not only students but compassionate faculty too. I share this because I believe no school, no business, no system should ever operate from fear. Our world today urgently needs institutions led by kindness, love, and heart-centered human beings. That begins with each individual taking responsibility for their own healing--learning to detach from ego, letting titles and degrees serve humanity rather than dominate it. The "pieces of paper" we've given so much value to--degrees, credentials, status--should not be used as tools of terrorization and exploitation. They were meant to empower and uplift, not to harm. Until systems choose love over fear, they cannot truly claim to be serving humanity. I hope for a future where all educational institutions lead from the heart--or step aside to make room for those who will.

WARNING: Think very carefully before enrolling here. My…read moreexperience with this school and its clinical psychology program was deeply disappointing and distressing. I felt unsupported, misled by what was promised, and shocked by the quality of both teaching and leadership. If you value real learning, mentorship, or integrity, this may not be the place for you. I left feeling disillusioned and angry. I wouldn't wish this experience on anyone. Please stay away and protect your time, money, and well-being. This was, without a doubt, one of the worst educational experiences of my life.

Everyone that I have dealt with at this company has been nothing less than awesome…read more The tutors are highly qualified and the staff that I have dealt with are very kind and accommodating. Any questions I have get answered in a timely manner. Thank you for helping with our tutoring needs.

Do not sign a contract with this company. The woman who came to my house and assessed my daughter…read morewas very professional, however our experience has been downhill since then. We have been flaked on by two tutors so far and have only tried two so the odds are not great. The first tutor came to the first session unprepared and had not reviewed her assessment and 15 minutes before the second session he said he wouldn't be making it. (Total waste of an expensive first session and did not continue with that tutor.) The second tutor took a very long time to get back to me and I had to reach out to her in order to get a first meeting set up. Not only did she just not show up, she didn't even bother to contact or call me until I reached out to her. She said it wasn't worth the bother to come down and do the session and suggested we re book and when I tried, she said her schedule was just too full. Not wanting to disappoint my daughter for a third time I just asked for a refund but they responded I had signed a contract and that the 60 days for me to be unhappy with their services was up. The price point for this company is high and I actually believed from Ashley, the owner and original assessor that the services would be great. Obviously not the case! I wish I had just found my own and suggest you do that as they did not connect me with anyone worth hiring and have negatively affected my daughters educational goals.

CAU is one of the best universities there is. They gave me amazing opportunities to reach my dream…read moreof creating and increasing my own business. The professors there were able to get me work with a United Nations organization and spread my business elsewhere. They are the best at creating success.

The attitude of office personnel is extremely bad. The school only manages the money and does not…read morehelp the students, the principal is overbearing, and the so-called financial barbarism.

giving this a five star me and my fellow friend students came to take our exam and skills test…read more This place is very professional, friendly comforting staff. I couldn't believe the experience. I highly recommend this place. Thank you so much, Mahoney university school of healthcare Tricia and Mary.

Black excellence!!! The instructor as well as the "mannequin" Ashley were great! Very detailed…read more Clean environment and overall great atmosphere. I felt very at ease

I walked the campus over 2 days since I was in the area. Very clean and vibrant. Larger than I…read morewas expecting and impressed. Great college to go to with major items in campus to do. Students everywhere and getting ready for spring break.

We are year one here. My child is an intelligent and independent young person…read more First. Nearly every thing that is attractive here for students is under construction. I believe 2028 is est completion. They are doing it all at once as opposed to different areas at a time. My child had an issue with a roommate situation. I'm about empowering my kids to figure things out. After a very discouraging initial experience with the mental health services on campus, my son finally got a little direction. Then dealing with BMAC was a whole other issue. It's like they knew these kids don't understand how to navigate the system, so instead of helping direct them, they make it difficult and drawn out. Another issueI was double charged for tuition. They don't send the people who ACTUALLY pay the bill the info. They're "teaching the kids to be adults" and although I support that it's quite frankly ridiculous that I as a parent can't see a bill!! Need to call the bursar's office? Says they open at 8am but the recording at 815am says they're not avail and hi call back during normal hours. Lastly, the amount of money I'm paying and the amount of classes that get canceled is pretty crazy. I feel like I'm owed a refund.