My daughter took art classes here and loved it. I was so impressed with the art teacher's knowledge…read moreand ability to teach my really young child. The whimsical environment and positivity from the teachers was a great learning environment. I also brought work to do while my child painted or sculpted, and I so appreciated a comfy area to sit. Most parents don't stay, but my child wanted me to stay and the teacher had no problem with it. Thanks Ms. West! (AM's mom)

Give your child the gift of art in a safe, supportive environment by sending them to this wonderful…read moreschool. Mrs. West has put so much work and love into her school and it shows in the smiles of my children every time I pick them up. My children love Mrs. West and so will yours. She has taught my children so much about art. How lucky we are to have her talent available to our children. Better yet she is having summer camp again this year so if your kids are like mine and they dont like huge overpopulated camps and they truely love art and music then this is the place for them. This is an investment opportunity for our children's growth and it won't break the bank.

I cannot recommend Harborview School enough!!! I'm enrolled now and I can't wait to get to school…read moreeveryday. Their programs are great and really prepare you for your career. They're also very affordable. Miss Meghan Collins is the best teacher I have ever had. The whole team, led by the awesome Cathy MacNeil D'Amato is amazing. Miss Faith and Miss Regina included If you're looking for a new career or have a recent high school graduate looking for a career field that pays well and always has jobs available, this is a great option. This school has improved my life immensely in all kinds of ways

Took a tour today as our youngest son is a junior in high school... We had very high hopes after…read morevisiting all other state university campuses over the last two months. Our tour guide, Lucas, was exceptional. Hands-down, the best we've had at any college visit experience so far. I enjoyed the feel of the main campus, the quintessential quad that lies between the buildings, it was impressed with many of the facilities, especially the dining hall What was disappointing was the division between the main campus and the west side campus which took us over 20 minutes by car to visit after the conclusion of our tour Really great experience as a visitor, we'll see how the admissions process ends up glad we went

Their DNP program is new as of August 2022 and has been a disaster. It is an accelerated program…read morewith courses over Christmas, ten credits in the summer intercessions in the 2nd year, only 5 weeks allotted for 90 clinical hours, and a bit expensive. Each course is only offered every year and a half, there is no flexibility to take courses as your work/family situation allows. At times the clinical hours exceed what most employers would give for PTO. I was able to find non-profit work that could be done from home, but actual clinical sites are difficult to find and they provide little support, often unclear expectations, and had to bring in other faculty from other schools to help them. At times, assignments were not accepted on the last day of the semester, causing great hardship in completing over short breaks before the next semester. I can not recommend this program until it becomes more established as their other programs and more flexible for the working nurse practitioner.

More sensitive instructors especially for elderly women who have never held or fired a gun like…read moremyself. I came for the Basic Pistol permit class and learned a great deal which I appreciated. What I didn't appreciate was being asked my horoscope sign which the instructor used to explain my nervousness.

I have been shooting here since 2006. The range is clean,very safe and very well lit. I always have…read morea great time when I come here. Jeff,Hector,Dave,Moses,Brandon,Nancy are lways friendly and helpful. It's like My second home. Very good prices too. Become a member. You will be glad You did. Thanks,BSR!!

I've done the BLS for Healthcare Providers course through a few different places over my 13 years…read moreof nursing and I have to say this was probably the first time I actually enjoyed the class. Giovanni (John) was amazing. He was extremely thorough from start the finish. He made sure each of us in attendance understood the material and allowed us to practice compressions and bag/mask as many times as needed to feel comfortable. He provided constructive feedback and even some tips and tricks. John gave real life scenarios to help us all better understand the importance of CPR and proper technique as well as knowing your role and limitations. The equipment was clean and easy to use. The building is located conveniently right off the highway and easy to locate. The room was easy to find and well marked. Inside the room was spacious and clean. All in all it was a great class and I would recommend Life Saver CPR & First Aid Training (and John!) to anyone seeking to become CPR certified. Thank you John and I look forward to recertification in 2 years!! (Only one photo taken for privacy)

I accidentally came 30 minutes early to my BLS Provider training, but was fortunate to have…read moreinvaluable one-on-one time with instructor Giovanni Pennuto. As someone renewing their BLS certification, I had a benchmark for what to expect. However, this session with Giovanni surpassed the previous training. His targeted instruction not only deepened my understanding but also significantly bolstered my confidence in handling emergency situations. Compared to my initial certification elsewhere, Giovanni's class made a much more profound impact on my preparedness and proficiency. Giovanni was engaging and patiently addressed each question I posed and provided me with detailed explanations. He provided constructive feedback, refining my technique and posture, ensuring that I didn't just go through the motions, but fully grasped the lifesaving potential of each action. He also took the time to integrate practical examples and simulations that I might encounter, an aspect that has made my training feel all the more relevant. His dedication to teaching is evident and his ability to adapt to my needs made all the difference. I came looking for a certification, and I left a much more confident first responder. To anyone seeking CPR training that is both engaging and comprehensive, this is the one for you!

I've never been here in person, but I would like to say, that this place provides the best Master's…read moredegrees program ever. I plan on doing an online Master's degree from this place as a better alternative from the other university I plan to attend online.

Came for a college tour. So much information to take in. Such a well kept clean area. Over 900…read moresecurity cameras on campus & police are well present as well. Over 100 majors for students to look into. Didn't know it was a private college until the informational session. Definitely on the top of my sons list of choices. Plenty of food options for students to choose from on & off campus. Was a little disappointed they don't have a track on their campus(the athletic director said they use Yale's track) as my son would be looking to come as a Track & Field athlete.

My son goes to Fairfield and couldn't be happier. He is a Behavioral Neuroscience major and loves…read morehis professors and peers. He enjoys the service aspect of attending Fairfield and the rewarding feeling of serving those in need.

My daughter loves it here! Nice peers, strong academics in her field, excellent resources,…read moreaccessible professors and administrators... and so close to the city.

Rounding out the triumvirate of architectural works on the intersection of Chapel and York Sts in…read moreNew Haven, this is probably one of the most controversial buildings of Paul Rudolph's career. Considered a landmark of design - in a way, a gesture of defiance and a rejection of gropius and van der rohe's focus on lightness, thin and airy structures - the A&A is one of the main examples of what has been dubbed a Brutalist style - thick, massive, ridged abrasive concrete columns define monolithic, overpowering vertical planes, amongst which are a multitude of horizontal levels - apparently, legends speak of 36 levels in all, creating an intricate network of interlocking interior spaces. (nyt did a useful lay piece on Rudolph in october: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/07/style/tmagazine/07shining.html) The building, because of its strong appearance, is naturally polarizing in opinion - it has drawn both lavish praise and savage criticism towards Rudolph, a landmark figure in modernism and post modernist architecture, and who was responsible for building the Yale School of Architecture into one of the late 20th century's main design institutions. Students have tried to burn it down, and various renovations over its 40 year history have radically altered its interior layout. Its current renovation is slated to restore some of Rudolph's original plans (for better or worse). It can be said that the core of architecture is how humans delineate the space around them, and the way they define that space. Whether or not the A&A is willing to agree with your aesthetics, it commands its space with a majestic and monumental gesture.