I took their engine repair class and I didn't regret a single thing about it instructor was always…read moretheir to help. They also have plenty of other courses. Best mechanic school to go to beginner or expert it doesn't matter they're always there to help you out!! I would recommend this school to anyone regardless if you're a guy or girl. -Idrees

Great teacher, great experience, and great way of explaining all policies and safety methods for…read moreConceal Carry Licensing. Definitely recommend him.

Highly recommend Lyons Guns to everyone looking to get licensed to carry. Matthew made my…read moreexperience super comfortable and fun while teaching me all the important keys to having a CCL.

If you need a CPR class, I don't recommend this place. It's unclear when you add the product to…read moreyour cart, but to complete the in-person part of the certification, it's all virtual. You have to look at the FAQ on their page to find out what you're purchasing. For the most basic package of the BLS, you do a virtual skills session which means you show up at their building and record yourself on an iPad doing the skills session by yourself. Honestly, you're better off going to your local hospital or clinic where it is cheaper than this, and you meet an actual instructor :)

The instructor was great! She made sure I was comfortable and guided me through for my first class!…read moreDefinitely recommend and will be returning with her!

My program, Addictions Studies moved to Kennedy King College from Harold Washington College back in…read moreFall 2016, resulting in me transferring to this campus. Most of the classes I took on this campus pertained to the degree I pursued which were mostly social work, mental health and a child development class. Kennedy King College is a very relaxed environment and the classroom sizes are intimate which gives you opportunities to get to know your classmates and more time with the professors. The social work and mental health professors I have had are very knowledgeable because most still work in the fields they are teaching. And as semesters went by, I regularly found myself returning to old valid notes in realization of how amazing my social work, and mental health professors were in preparation. Most of the books we utilized were up-to-date with the books used at Chicago State University or Governor State University. As for the staff, I have not encountered many rude staff members. For the most part, the onse I have encountered are laid back and down to earth, but you still have the few that are not the friendliest. Like any other college campus you will have students that are not as serious in their studies in comparison to others, such as seeming like it is a high school reunion versus putting in the work in the library or computer lab to get studies done. Do not be the one! Get the work done and move on! If I can give any advice to any new students, I would say research the program you want to study and the classes you need to take that are part of it. And always make sure your FASFA is submitted prior to completing an application because it will make things somewhat smoother once you enter the campus. It will seem like a rough ride, but you will get the hang of the process, as far as where online to choose classes and once you visit campus who to see. The Veteran Services Center is nowhere near what I have experienced at Harold Washington College, but it is ok! I think that it is because Harold Washington College has more veterans on campus and younger versus Kennedy King College, so more work is put into the program. Other than that, I have not had any issues with my Post 911 nor Illinois Veterans Grant paperwork being submitted. Located on the campus is a pool, gym, and a cafeteria with reasonably priced foods, which I may have shared pictures of. I cannot speak about the pool, but the gym is very nice! It is equipped with enough workout stations that will assist you with staying fit during the semester. I loved working out in-between class because it helped me clear my mind going into class, plus relieved that the workout is done. All, the pool, gym, and cafeteria are located in the 'W' building. The college sits right outside of CTA Halsted and has a Divvy bike share, if that's your thing! There is also a huge parking lot, if you wish to drive to campus. Kennedy King College is not a bad school, however, the area may be sketchy during the evening hours, but I have not encountered anything crazy as of yet! I think many students avoid taking classes here due to the campus being in Englewood, but I assure you there is not anything to worry about, as long as you are not up to no good off campus you will have a great time at Kennedy King College. Thomas G

Today my boyfriend and I went up to the school because he's interested in getting into the…read moreautomotive field and he was excited to get more information. However, he was met with sarcasm and rudeness from the people who were theyre to give him the information. He's a first generation college student so he's starting from scratch and these people kind of changed his excitement for starting here. I don't take kindly to people who dislike their jobs and takes it out on the very people they should be helping. They know they're in a predominately black neighborhood they should be more helpful, receptive and polite!

This review is specifically for the M.S. Marketing Analytics (MAX) program. I cannot speak…read morepersonally to their Sustainability, MBA or (internationally-ranked) finance programs. I am writing this as a part-time, domestic graduate student who works full time and is partially employer-reimbursed but also paying out of pocket. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend the M.S. MAX program as the curriculum stands today. The first few courses that are supposed to give a good introduction into modern business (BUS 510) the quantitative world of business analysis (BUS 550) did not have the depth or content to prepare students for the more rigorous courses ahead, leaving the professor and student limited time and resources to fill the gap. Overall, these courses fell well short of the nearly $5,000 worth of tuition assessed for each one. Some of the courses did provide more rigor and direction including a course on customer value, database and marketing engineering. The biggest concern I have from this school is the lack of career resources. If the main goal of the program is to prepare students for impactful careers, then the networks and informational opportunities leave a large gap that does not justify the time and cost that the program demands. The school will use in their informational flyers that the M.S. MAX program is the first of it's kind in the country. But just because it is the first, doesn't make it the best. Before making the multiyear and significant financial commitment to this marketing program, I suggest doing research on other programs to make sure you get the best return and result for your time and money.

Stuart School of Business has many courses to choose from which range from MBA to MPA to MS…read moreFinance. You would find the School to be a more "Finance" Oriented one. The Environmental Science course is great too.Good part is that it's located in the Downtown which makes it easier for working professionals to study part time and the Faculty here is also comprised majorly of people who are working professionals and have the right idea of the market. The only thing that I didn't like was the lack of recorded online lectures which made it necessary to attend all lectures and remember every word spoken by the professors in those two-and a half hour classes. Otherwise.. its a great to school to be in if you really wanna stay ahead in the financial world. I would also mention that the Finance course is a little trading oriented too. More courses can be found related to trading then any other specialisation.

Took my pre-licensing courses here for Property and Casualty with Doug Sr. Two days of classes…read morebreezed by with the real world examples, witty comments, and actual learning that went on. The in class portion and the on-line component actually ensure that you learn about what you need to know..not just memorize facts and hope that they're on the test. Make sure to look at the salt and pepper shaker collection in the back of the classroom in river grove, it's amazing! The prices are much more reasonable than anywhere else I've looked and the entertainment and actually learning are more than worth your dollar.

I really have to hand it to these guys especially Doug Dohrn Jr. He can take a long 8.5 hour…read moretraining seminar and make it interesting. That is key to me because the subject matter for state insurance exams is rather dry and dull but he manages to make things interesting and keep your attention throughout the session. I have not experienced a different Insurance training company but these guys do such a great job that I could care less about using a different agency. If you need to get your pre-licensing training for IL Life or Health or CE it really doesn't get any better then Dohrn.

I spent this summer in a 1:1 Zoom class with José Tuesta and am so glad I did! Though I was…read moretentative about the progress in an online class, this class was amazing. Unlike many language teaching styles, this curriculum helps you to get comfortable truly talking in Spanish. With Spanish LC, I was able to save much more money than taking summer classes with my university and I learned so much more.I really recommend choosing Spanish LC to anyone considering it!

There are a few boo-boos, but overall it's been pleasant…read more I can't complain about the service - one of their group courses was full, so they cut me a deal and gave me individual lessons at a group rate (yes!) My maestra, Gladys, is so nice and very informative. Even when I found some things to be too easy, she moved me right along to the next course materials (yes!) The materials need to be spell-checked and there were a few things in the exercises (tarea) that made me wonder "Why is that even in here?" I found it could be more challenging (no!) What they offer here is not what they will teach you at a university; having taken college-level Spanish (years ago; I didn't want to pay the hefty fee), I found this to be much less comprehensive - less homework, less reading, and less writing (no!). But, no one is forcing you to take exams/do the homework and so you learn at your own discretion (yes!). So with all this said, know what you want to get out of this; it's sort of what you make of it. Their services are more so for the person who wants to speak, rather than read and write. It's useful if you want to learn very quickly and have other Spanish-speakers around you to practice with (please let me emphasize that - I wouldn't have been as sharp without my bilingual friends!).

I recommend foodservice educational seminars for any food service manager who is renewing their…read morelicense Chris is a awesome great funny instructor.

I hope you don't have to call them with any questions or expectations for help with your situation…read moretrying to renew or being certified by reciprocity. They are very condescending, impatient, and angry. The speak down at you like you are an absolute idiot. They do not answer any question straight on, but with questions or long irritable explanations of related information they assume you are too dumb to already know. They treat you like you are wasting their time and seem unable to provide any helpful info or directions out of spite.....I have been waiting to receive a call back if one if the course instructors is going to charge me a rescheduling fee after they told me not to show up for the refresher course I was enrolled in cause it would be a waste of time. I expected to get a phone call within 5-15 min; it has been over a week now and they have all if my contact info.thank goodness I am not pressed for time like many others are.....In fact, that my be their game: to delay and mislead you as to incur more late or rescheduling fees and make you miss your window to receive a partial refund....... Whatever you do, don't trust these women and double check with dept of public health and do not pay any money untill absolutely necessary...... If they hate their jobs so much why do they stay and take their misery out on others? Avoid at all Costs