I had a very frustrating experience with UM-Flint regarding tuition charges for 3 terms I was not…read moreaware I was even registered for. After initially enrolling, I dropped my classes and stopped pursuing enrollment at the university. I did not register for future terms, did not attend classes, did not participate in coursework, and believed I was no longer enrolled. Later, I discovered that I was being held financially responsible for Summer 2024 tuition and fees. I submitted a petition/appeal explaining that I was not aware I had been registered and therefore had no way of knowing I needed to meet any withdrawal or refund deadlines. The university approved the withdrawal request but still refused to adjust the tuition and fees, meaning they are continuing to hold me financially responsible for classes I did not knowingly register for or attend. In my opinion, this process has been extremely unfair and confusing. If a student is not aware they are enrolled, it is unreasonable to expect them to know about deadlines for dropping or withdrawing. I also feel the university should be able to provide clear proof of how and when the student registered, whether there was any academic participation, and why tuition charges remain valid. I would strongly recommend that students carefully monitor their accounts and get everything in writing, because my experience has been that resolving enrollment and billing issues after the fact is very difficult. This situation has caused unnecessary stress and financial burden, and I am disappointed with how it has been handled.

Teaching, administrative, and support staff are all awful. Given the price paid for tuition this…read moreschool should be ashamed.

Love the flint Michigan Bristol rd campus everyone is a delight to work with and the instructors do…read moreall they can for you to succeed i did a year there full time and made the deans list of high ranks from classes every quarter I would be pleased to go and finish up.

I attend Baker College through online courses. I received my Associates Degree in Human Resource…read moreManagement and my Bachelors Degree in Business Administration Human Resource Management both from Baker College Online. I am currently working on My MBA Human Resource Management through the Baker College Graduate School Online. Classes are thorough, require a lot of discipline to get the work done on time. If I didn't have to work full-time I would prefer attending classes in person somewhere. However, this made it convenient for me to start my degree in Illinois and move to Washington, DC without interruption.

Goddard was an amazing experience for my children. They made significant academic gains and thrived…read morein the supportive teaching environment. That progress didn't happen by accident; it was very clear from the daily status reports that a lot of thought went into curriculum development. As a family with 2 working parents we especially appreciate the fact that the office is extremely well-run. You won't get endlessly transferred and forced to waste a chunk of your day playing phone tag with four different people. Whoever answers the phone will help you, and if they say they will look into something and call you back they will actually do so, and do so promptly. I would recommend the Goddard school without qualification to anyone and everyone looking to give their children a top-notch educational experience.

We've been a Goddard family for roughly 3 years. Both of our little girls have been attending since…read moreour youngest was 3 months old. We've had at least 1 child in all of of their classrooms as our oldest is about to graduate preschool in the summer. I can honestly and confidently say that I would recommend them to everyone. If we decide to have another child, this is where they will be attending. Their curriculum, care, and creativity is unmatched. I'm also an overbearing, over protective, helicopter dad (2 daughters will do that to you). If I'm comfortable with Goddard contributing to the development of my children, you will be too.

To say that we are happy with the Montessori method and the amazing teachers here would be an…read moreunderstatement. It is so exciting to be on this educational path with our son and we are so thankful we found you!

I went here in the early 2000's until 2004. 1st - 6th Grade Until I moved to East ATL, GA and I…read morewas a Down Stairs Kid. There was an upstairs and downstairs, and the downstairs kids were really segregated from the upstairs kids. That part was messed up, I learned how to do TV Radio/ News and enjoy myself during the after school programs until leaving the state of Michigan.

I went to elementary school at Doyle Ryder and was in their "gifted" program, whatever that means…read more There was an upstairs and downstairs, and the downstairs kids were really segregated from the upstairs kids. That part was messed up, but I heard in recent years the Magnet Program is no longer implemented -- which is pretty controversial. I feel that all kids should have access to the accelerated learning I did. I remember the days of lock-ins, Read-a-thons, rollerskating, and popcorn. I also remember some great teachers. One thing that is still true is the fact that they have the best playground on this side of the planet. It is a smorgasbord of castle-time fun. I went there with a group of friends recently to drink Bud at 3am and we went down slides and swung, then tried to get into the school but got kicked out by a rent-a-cop. I feel like I have to apologize for this but it's funny, we had all been the good kids at Doyle Ryder back in the day!

Went to a woman's softball tournament at Swartz Creek community school's softball diamonds. They…read morehave several softball fields that they maintain,in really good shape. There is plenty of parking near the fields, a lot spectater seating. Porta John's availabl.e. At this tournament there was a food truck set-up not far from the fans. They have a nice setup