I recently finished the real estate salesperson program at Connection School of Real Estate and I'm…read moreso glad that I chose this school. The instructor, Gail, is an excellent, experienced teacher who keeps every class interesting, while making sure that the information being taught is throughly understood by each student. After finishing the program I felt confident that I was fully prepared for the state licensing exam and am happy to say that I passed. I would highly recommend Connection School of Real Estate!

Finished Gail's class, passed the state exam 3 days later. Gail makes the information palatable,…read moreplus who doesn't like a game show format!

Our son has been attending Stages Furlong Campus for about 2 years. We are beyond satisfied and…read morethrilled with this place! It is not your typical "daycare"-children learn from a young age while having fun and enjoying it! Students are given an opportunity to show off their artistic/music/dance/other skills at a performance which is organized twice a year, along with art shows and many other events. Our son attends school with a smile everyday looking forward to the fun curriculum teachers instruct in his classes. This place is filled with professionals who know how to care for and educate children. Stages Academy is truly a hidden Gem! Highly recommend!

MDC is the most nurturing school and welcoming community. I could not recommend MDC to another…read morefamily. When we first moved from Honolulu to Doylestown, we were thrilled to find a school that felt like home and not only educated our children but helped mold them. Every child is recognized and understood for his and her own gift and unique personality. Best decision we have made!

I sent my child here about 12+ years ago because I had heard such good things about the Montessori…read moreprogram and how kids can learn at their own pace, which I thought was good for my daughter as she was ahead academically of most students in a traditional preschool setting. However, she still needed to work on some of her fine motor skills. When we got there on the first day, she was EXPECTED to know how to hang up her own coat with a hanger in a closet. She was only four years old at the time, and had never done anything like that before. As the parent, I tried to show her what to do, so she would know how to hang it herself in the future. However, when I tried demonstrating, I got scolded by the teacher for showing her what to do! I let that slide, and she soon learned on how to hang her own coat etc. But, after that, the shenanigans continued on. My daughter complained that the two teachers yelled a lot, were not compassionate, and would not help her if she needed help with classwork. One time, they were doing a handwriting activity of some kind. My daughter did not understand the directions given in the book. Like any student, she decided to ask the teacher for help and to explain the directions so that she could do the assignment. The teacher yelled at her and told her to figure it out for herself, even though she had already tried to and was very confused! They told her she wasn't allowed to go out for recess until she had figured out what to do. My daughter eventually told me what had gone on and I decided to contact the school. The teachers told me that she might be "developmentally delayed" or even have special needs. Keep in mind, this was a 4 year old! This is all because she asked for directions on an assignment!! I am happy to say now, that she is going into her Junior year of High school taking all AP and Honors classes and does not have special needs. Every child learns at their own pace, and I thought that was what Montessori school promoted. I was sadly incorrect, especially about this preschool.

We were here for a college orientation: They quickly welcomed us and had us put on wristbands to…read moreidentify that we were here for a tour. They had all the guests convene for a 20 minute slide presentation to explain U o P's basics. When that was done, we were broken into smaller groups and a student took us around campus . Our student showed key areas on campus while enthusiastically interjecting his personal stories about his experiences on campus. This is a compact, medium-sized university that seems to have a lot of diversity. Students/staff need a key card to get into the buildings on campus. The buildings are beautiful and there is green space throughout. It was a good first impression.

Amazing Physicians. Dr Sirinivasan saved my life. Aneurysm so large NO OTHER NEUROSURGEON KNEW WHAT…read moreTO DO. Dr Sharma Endocrinologist was so very helpful. The hospital was utterly outstanding. U Penn is a blessing and I am so privileged to have seen these specialists. Just as important to me you help me with my bills. U PENN IS BEYOND 10 STARS. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

During my time at the school it was very unorganized and alot of cheatting going on that the…read moreowners knew about but did nothing about. However I made it and I passed my boards on the first attempt. Thats all that matters in the end. One nice thing I can add is many people tuition wasn't paid and the owners were nice enough to allow them to continue as long as they made and effort to pay any other school would have given them the boot. Despite my experience i still refer many people to the school. Things do get better over time Class 6

I graduated from PITC in 2011. The teachers are GREAT.. if you do what your told and the study very…read morehard you will go onto the next course. If you dont study and fail the tests you won't its that simple... I passed the NCLEX with 85 questions, and I studied VERY VERY HARD. I got a job within 2 months after passing nclex. i would recommend this school to anyone willing to take on the challenge

Alysa came to my home for my BLS renewal. She is a professional who is passionate about her job and…read morethe importance of BLS. She came prepared with all of her items, she set up in my living room which was quick and took up little to no space. She made the course FUN and engaging which I have never experienced in any of my BLS courses over the years as a LPN. I wasn't sure how a 1 on 1 course would be in my home but it was comfortable and relaxed the entire time. She provided a choking manikin infant/ adults for practice which I also have never had at any of my other BLS courses. Great overall experience. Thank You Alysa!

Family owned business that has been educating the children of Germantown and surrounding area for…read morealmost 35 years. Great staff and great learning environment.

I am on campus once per week studying for my Bachelor's in Health Administration (BSHA/HM)…read more The courses are for five weeks at a time so you could say they are pretty rigorous. Grades are based on your assignments. No exams are given, that works for me. The faculty and staff who I have encountered are quite pleasant and are usually helpful. I like it here. If you're considering going back to school I recommend University Of Phoenix.