Meredith College is a great neighbor. I regularly walk the Raleigh Reedy Creek Greenway through the…read morecampus. It is clean, safe, pavement fairly level (a few spots roots are erupting the surface) and offers wooded, as well as, open and sunny portions. Open dusk to dawn only. Great for hunting Pokémon, I'll add.

I graduated from MereCo in 2011, and it was your standard college experience.... a lot of pros, a…read morefew cons, all resulting in an expensive piece of paper that got me no where I could wipe my nose with

Pamela was incredibly helpful with the college application process. She is patient, professional…read moreand so, so knowledgeable. With her help my daughter was really able to complete her essays and applications so they were the best reflection of her experiences and talents in school. I am so grateful that I found Shelor College Consulting and I would recommend the company without reservation!

Highly recommend Pamela Shelor. Applying for college is stressful, but her patient guidance kept…read moreus all sane! She helped my son explore his interests and talents, guided him on his essays, gently nudged him towards his deadlines. He is headed to his first choice with scholarships. I don't think this would have happened without Pamela's knowledge and expertise. We couldn't be more grateful for her help.

I wasn't sure what to expect on my first campus visit to Duke University. What I found was…read moreamazingly beautiful and peaceful. The grounds consisted of native plants, lush trees, magnolias, open green spaces with benches for resting and incredible buildings of Gothic architecture. The chapel was open and available for viewing. I highly recommend taking a peek inside this huge iconic chapel in the heart of campus. What a lovely place.

This was another check on my bucket list. The campus it's amazing and I got to see Cameron. The…read morebest basketball team in college plays here and I finally got to see it. Coach K rightfully has his own street. The road to NCAA championships.

Visited for a Raleigh Little Theatre production. Thanks for hosting. Easy in, convenient parking on…read morecampus for Saturday evening visitors. The hall where the play was performed is majestic, historic and is the centerpiece of campus. However, as with older buildings, there are steps to climb and bathrooms were located on another floor. But, an elevator is available if needed. Small and intimate setting inside Theatre, which was set up with seating on three sides. No bad seat in the place. No concession stands either. Thanks to Peace University for hosting RLT as they undergo renovations. Peace also has offers performances done by their students. I look forward to returning to this beautiful campus in the heart of Raleigh.

I love William Peace University, an endless amount of opportunities for students to get involved…read morewith the peace community and the surrounding community. Everyone on campus wants the students to succeed! The professors are excellent and really set a foundation for success. WPU makes sure every student is welcomed with open arms. Peace is a small campus but has a big heart that you will fall in love with.

Tour was awful. Tour guide did not seem excited or "in the know" about the school. Was unable to…read moreanswer questions throughout the tour. We heard more "IDK" than anything. The tour did not start on time, no pamphlet to help promote information, and not very welcoming.

NCCU!! Obtained both of my degrees from this university. I enjoyed my time here. The dorms are…read morenice, clean and safe. The book store is spacious and you can purchase everything you need to be a successful student. The cafeteria is nice and has a lot of options. Pizza, sandwiches, a salad bar and so much more.

Best nursing school I have attended thus far, the faculty and campus are great supporters of…read morelearning. You really feel a great sense of belonging and professionalism. Plenty of student activities and opportunities are offered.

Great experience at NC State as a parent of an undergrad. Their internet presence is…read morewell-maintained, with an easy to understand website for parents, the Brickyard, regarding all things from payments to newsletters. The campus is exactly what you'd expect in the south, the classic and conservative layout with old red brick buildings lining the original main streets of campus. There are iconic landmarks throughout campus known by the students and the Belltower, of course. There are also updated and extremely modern buildings spanning the large footprint of this growing campus in downtown Raleigh. The campus is kept very clean and there are student, faculty and paid parking lots for visitors throughout. There are apps available for the difference activities and needs on campus, including a safety watch app for parents so they can remain in the know about happenings, even if they're out of state. The campus is very walkable and a lot of students walk to Hillsborough, a road defining one of the edges of campus. There's plenty to eat and shop for on this road. There are several parks on campus and near campus. There are also, I think, around seven gyms across campus, a few of which are designed, especially for the college athletes. Cafeterias also numerous and spread across campus and students can discover their favorite while studying on campus. My son stayed in a pretty traditional older dorm for four years as RA and had a pleasant time. The facilities were a little old, but he had all of his basics. There was a men's and women's restroom on his floor, a laundry room, usually a community kitchen, and a sink and closet in his dorm along with electrical hook ups for his computer and everything else needed. Desk and bed provided as well. There's a Costco in a Trader Joe's in town nearby that you could drive or take the bus to. Campus also had its own bus line for students.

The low down: Taking a tour for my son, who is now officially part of the pack, I was pleasantly…read moresurprised at how much I really love NC State and what it has to offer. This is a hard admit for a Carolina Girl. Fun Fact: In 1983, when Coach Jim Valvano led the men's basketball team to a very unlikely win in the NCAA Championship, the "Wolfpack" became registered and it's logos became federally licensed trademarks. Also, alumni can get a gym membership for a fee each month. Having had a few college tours under my belt thanks to my son and his journey to find his perfect fit for higher education, we went on the Admitted Student Tour at NC State! It was well organized, informative and walking around that campus, my son just seemed at home. The one thing I can say about NC State is there are a lot of bricks! The gym is outrageously big and has a rock climbing wall.

The booklet was useful but pretty elementary. It was read aloud by the instructor, and some…read moreadditional information was dictated to us as "notes." The practice bar was not at all what one would encounter in a real setting. No sinks, ice bins, soda gun and the liquors on the speed rack were just colored water or plain water. There was not a full complement of types of drink glasses to use for practice and there was no mixer/blender that would normally be at a bar. It would be useful to practice in an actual bar before opening given the cost of the class.

Absolute fucking bullshit. Save your money and just watch YouTube or do flash cards at home, tweak…read moreyour resume and lie about having past experience because the truth is no one will hire you and this fucking place DOES NOT DO JOB PLACEMENT. I got my bullshit certificate emailed to me along with a list of local places that might be hiring. I can do that myself with Google. Its supposed to be a 3 hr long class for two weeks but the instructor cut it short and left after the first hr and half because she had to pick her son up from soccer. The whole thing was reading a work book out loud and playing fake kitchen fisher price style. And the test you take at home on your own time. Seriously, you could totally cheat on the answers and still ​pass. Seriously save yourself time, money and frustration. If you're currently taking the course, just ask for a refund.