I've been attending Strayer for a while now, going to different campuses as needed for specific…read moreclasses. This is just one of the campuses I attend. Most of the professors are great, and the classmates are usually working professionals with families, so it's not the same drama that you may get when the class is fresh out of high school. All the classes are in the evenings, and there are computer labs available to do additional work and printing your papers. Of course you do have the option of doing the online classes. The staff cares about its students and their successes. Note of honesty... the pictures shown here from Corporate are just not this campus.

Hello I am a volunteer Strayer Ambassador. My enrollment experience went smoothly. Any questions…read moreare always answered. My admissions officer walked me through the entire process. Even if you are not quite sure what you want to concentrate on they are there to guide you and give you the information needed. Never be afraid to ask questions. Strayer offers a variety of majors. There is always someone to help you along the way. Starting a new venture is an adjustment. Students come from different backgrounds. We are mothers' father's single household, caretakers and in the workforce. The first year one learns how to juggle your time. Everyone has a different study time depending on the needs of the family. Some study while children are doing their homework, others may get up early or stay up late. You must fine your place to maintain your studies. Many days will be harder than others but always remember this is your education and for whatever reason, you are doing this know you are important and never give up.

Comfortable, caring coaching and teaching. Real-life examples and resources made available to…read moremembers. The owners spend personal time with you and encourage you every step along the way.

I've gained lots of knowledge and am looking to gain lots more from the Parrish family. They are…read morevery friendly and willing to help. In addition I've gained access to real estate investing skills and techniques that I have never heard taught anywhere else.

Located in the Columbia Town Center near the Mall in Columbia, System Source Learning Center is a…read moretop notch site for providing IT service, support, consulting and integration. As with any office building, dress in layers. Although it was a sultry 92 degrees outside; it was a wee bit frosty inside my class. Class sizes are proportionate for proper teacher to student ratio. A bonus is that they offer continental breakfast so that if you are running late your brain cells can be jumpstarted with a cup of joe, taste of tea to go along with your provided pastry. Receptionists were always available to direct, answer questions and greet. There is a small deli on the first floor of the building. Your receptionist has a form you can fax or return to her for speedy pickup of your lunch. Plenty of garage parking, clean restrooms, and break room areas. All instructors were professional and knowledgeable of subject matter. Associated equipment worked as intended.

Nice place. Ample garage parking, proximety to Whole Foods and Columbia mall…read more Cold in the rooms, bring a sweater. Free soda, juice, coffee, hot and cold water. Pastries in the morning, chips and cookies in the afternoon. Free wifi, which was actually pretty decent.

More experienced photographers may disagree, but as a beginner, I found WSP's "Focus on…read moreComposition" course super helpful. The class tried to instill a habit of thinking through a checklist before taking a picture (or evaluating it afterwards). The checklist included, among other things: * What's the subject? * Do the direction and quality of light work for your subject? * Does the background distract from the subject? * Check the frame's edges: Is the cropping awkward? * Is there comfortable spacing between the elements of your photograph? Our class was small, so in addition to the lectures and the pithy, informative handouts, we could spend more time going over our homework, getting concrete suggestions for how to improve. For example, the instructor (Joe Yablonsky) would sometimes suggest moving the camera up, down, right, left, closer, or further, to get a cleaner background, a more flattering portrait angle, or more interesting "directionality" in the photo's lines. Other times, the instructor would notice patterns-- that my ISOs tended to be too high, or that there's dust on someone's sensor, or that the focusing was sometimes off. He'd then ask how we took the shot, and suggest new settings or focusing methods (or suggest cleaning the sensor!). Sometimes he'd ask the class to weigh in on the critique, so we could also benefit from our talented (and opinionated!) classmates. One session was a fun field trip to the National Mall. At the National Gallery of Art sculpture garden,we chased photogenic squirrels and captured tourists' hilarious reactions to Joan Miro's Personnage Gothique, Oiseau-Eclair. (Google it if you don't know it). I watched as one classmate got several amazing portraits of strangers, just by walking up and asking. The instructor also gave me a demonstration of how to get my camera to focus with a neutral density filter. (I had been having trouble with that). The course just ended last week, and I still need a lot of practice. But it's made my photos noticeably better. (One of my homework assignments even got published last week, as the page 2 photo in the Washington Post Express!) The downsides: Classes can be expensive! (Luckily I had a gift certificate). Sometimes you can find coupons or Living Social deals, e.g. here's one that's on right now (as of late March 2014): http://conta.cc/1jNpdud Washington School of Photography can be a pain to get to without a car. It's somewhat walkable from Twinbrook Metro, but the commute from DC (especially with weekend red line schedules) took me more than an hour.

Love these guys...they've taught me so much about the technical and functional aspects of…read morephotography, from how my DSLR works to how to better frame and compose my shots. I'll be taking my third class, on composition and design, next month. The 2 teachers I've had, Joe Yablonsky & Cortney Jackson, are instructors that I would recommend to anyone who wants to pursue photography as a hobby or as a profession.

This company was irresponsible in starting a job in a timely manner, but took no responsibility for…read morethe actions. In addition, when confronted with issues, they stated it is not their concern, even though they were at fault for causing an employee lose their personal vehicle but home as well.

Karima was absolutely wonderful. She tutored my daughter for her SSATs. My daughter not only…read morelearned a ton, gained confidence in her test-taking abilities, and improved her score significantly. She also looked forward to every session with Karima--not something I expected! Can't recommend Karima highly enough.

Working with Innovative Measures LLC has been one of the best professional decisions I've made in…read moremy nursing career. I started with Ms. Jones as a new nurse just trying to learn ACLS, and through her guidance, patience, and outstanding education system, I have now become a BLS instructor myself. Ms. Jones has a true gift for teaching. She doesn't just prepare you to pass a class -- she makes sure you fully understand the material, build confidence, and feel prepared to perform in real-life situations. Her training environment is professional, supportive, and motivating, especially for new nurses who may feel overwhelmed starting out. What sets Innovative Measures LLC apart is the way Ms. Jones genuinely invests in her students' success. Her teaching methods are clear, hands-on, and designed to help you grow beyond the basics. You can tell she truly cares about helping healthcare professionals advance in their careers. If you are looking for high-quality ACLS, BLS, or healthcare training from someone who is knowledgeable, encouraging, and committed to excellence, I highly recommend Innovative Measures LLC. Whether you are just beginning your journey or looking to advance professionally, Ms. Jones will help you reach the next level.

Great location if you are looking to take a proctored exam because it is easy to find and there is…read morea private parking lot there! The pre-exam registration was easy and seamless. You can also request ear buds, which I highly recommend even if you don't think you'll need it! They have lockers there to lock your phone away. Be sure to keep your state ID in your pocket during the exam.

Urban Geeks testing site was Convenient for me to get to. However once inside there were too many…read moredistractions. Telephone ringing. People having conversations. Doors opening and closing loudly. People walking around. I was seated in the front of office where there was one other desk (no one there). But this is where all the distractions took place. I would not recommend for testing.

I miss Homewood :/…read more Nothing is more "academia." Lovely federalist architecture, history, well-kept quads, everything you expect such a prestigious school to look like. Almost makes me want to study, something.

You can find free parking on 31st street. Thank me later. Also, I wouldn't trust the transit apps…read moreas they are not always on time.