Excellent place! Maire and Nanci are spectacular. They go above and beyond to make people feel…read morewelcomed.

We are SO grateful to have found Marie Sexton and Tidewater Learning Center! The testing process…read morewas friendly, gracious, and comfortable! The input and report provided much-needed and very clear information, along with recommendations for accommodations and help that make sense. It is wonderful to have "official" confirmation of my "mom radar," and my son is relieved to have his struggles explained and addressed!

This review is strictly for their summer plays under the stars! My friend invited me to…read moreJoin her to watch Othello we brought our to go dinner from Tropical Cafe a couple of lights down. We laid our picnic blanket right in front of the stage and thoroughly enjoyed the entire evening of great and spirited acting coupled with entertaining narration and live music accompaniment. There was a good crowd. Will definitely do this again, next time will remember to bring portable fan - but even when we didn't, the weather was tepidly bearable with slight breeze.

This review is strictly for their summer camps offered during the summer…read more I signed my 10 year old son up for their 1 week summer program. It was a Youtube creative content class. The process of signing up was pretty simple. It had been over 20 years since I've stepped foot inside the building. It's since been built up. There is security at the front desk and I was asked to sign in before I brought him to class. I was very impressed at the ease of everything from sign up, to drop off, and especially the teacher they had to conduct the class. My son can't wait to attend another class here!

Community college, has a library accessible for the public. Has no Wi-Fi accessible for the publicread more

Worst school to go to and work at cause the advisors are liars and the staff if you work there is…read more so I wouldn't consider working here as whatever your applying for I was a floor tech at this campus it was cool from beginning until after a year I been there that's when trouble started

Definitely not the school for everyone. This is not a "traditional" school in any sense. You get…read moreas much out of the school as you put into it. The faster pace of learning, can put a strain on a student. If you can hack it, the results are worth the effort. Now ECPI University, the school offers a singular Masters course of study but is in the process of developing more.

Overall great. But some of the staff could be replaced. Be ready to spend a lot of time working to…read moreget done at the faster pace though.

*3.5* I genuinely thought my days here were over after under grad was behind me, but here I am…read moreagain chucking out last minute papers while being fueled by caffeine. Pros- I love how quiet this place is and how fast and efficient the computers are. Internet here is never shoddy. Everyone that comes here comes here to study so you really get this studious feel. Minimal distractions. Really the spot for studying. Cons- parking. I don't have classes this semester on campus ! I take most of my classes online or in person at SECEP. This means I don't have a parking pass so guess what !!! I'm always having to bring tons of coins with me and when I'm spending an evening here .. I constantly have to walk out to the meters to put in more coins in and honestly .. it's a hike when you're under a time crunch. Also .. there isn't much metered parking to begin with ? Sometimes I come here (aka finals week) and there's only one metered spot left. Maybe next semester I'll just bite the bullet and buy a parking pass (it's over priced btw in my opinion) for the convenience especially because I really love going here to study but I really hate the parking situation.

If you're a business major you will most likely be visiting this building. Took some classes here…read morewhen I was at TCC, you must have a decal to park here since it is an ODU establishment. For anyone planning on going to TCC and transferring to ODU in the VB area this is something to consider (keep reading). It's also affiliated with NSU, that's as far is I know since I'm not a student there. The classes in currently taking are distance learning and in person. Now that I'm attending ODU, I really learned to appreciate the Higher Ed Center. I commute to ODU's main campus out in Norfolk and it's such a hassle considering the fact that you have to go on the highway, pray you find a parking spot (parking in Norfolk sucks), and make it to class on time. During the winter times the circulation in my legs froze midway walking to the Perry...it's not fun. If you're always on the go, works full time, and wants to save money -attending classes here is your best bet. It's on the smaller side, two stories, they have a tiny ODU/NSU library with computers and tables, Wave Cafe that serves Filipino food, and you can get your parking pass here too ($124/one semester). They do have people that check your decal so beware! I learned my lesson the other day bc I thought I was being slick parking in a discreet area next to a tree. Walked out and saw that darn piece of paper on my windshield and my hard earned $15 bucks out of pocket.

A little over a year ago we brought my son in for assessment. Unfortunately, the tutoring cost was…read morenot fit for our budget. When the VA tutoring grant came out, sylvan of Chesapeake reached out to us to let us know about it with detailed instructions on how to sign up! I couldn't believe that after all that time they were still there, ready and waiting to help us. My son was approved for the grant (we would not have known about it without sylvan!). He has been doing tutoring for a few weeks now and we are already seeing big improvements in his reading. He enjoys going and is excited each morning when we are headed there. The teachers and staff are all so friendly and helpful. We are so thankful to have been given the opportunity provide help to our son. This is truly life changing

My daughter was part of the SAT prep class. She had made a 1350 on her first SAT without any…read morestudying and had some gaps in math knowledge based on the way her math courses had been laid out. After only 2 moths in the SAT prep class, she took the SAT again and scored a 1450! We couldn't be happier!

Possibly the worst school I've been to. Experienced homophobia from course leads, zero remorse from…read moreprofessors. Disinterest from professors in student learning. The two years I was here not one student had something positive to say about their experience. The equipment on campus is either broken or breaking. There is no involvement with professors and students leading to the program directors finding NO point in speaking with me (as the president of the student nursing association ) and even said "don't you have a faculty representative to talk to me instead?" The current dean is 100% incompetent and only cares about her name being the dean. There are a few good professors (Neary and BA being the TOP!!) but the rest don't give a rats booty about how you do or what you do. You get no experience during clinical because professors are so behind and direction is almost always confusing. I would not recommend this school. They will also expel students 100% based off of hearsay and not actual evidence or their devotion to studying and improving the school. SCOHS DOES NOT CARE ABOUT ITS STUDENTS. IT CARES ABOUT MAKING MONEY.

I took the PCT Course during the night time. I learned a lot and while I can only speak for my…read morespecific class, my RN Teacher was very helpful and would answer any of my questions I had and was very willing to help. When it came time for clinicals, my teacher (not the same as in class) was phenomenal. while they were very much on their own tune to the world, it was a nice change of place. they helped me learn what it really meant to work in the healthcare, and always encouraged us to ask questions, even if they're small and the answer "obvious". Never a dull moment and the teachers were always willing to stay after class was over to help anyone out.

Great Focused degree school for the fine arts.. the school is young (less than 3 years old) but…read morethey are accredited through the Atlanta Art Institute.. the gallery is constantly changing and is open to the public the student show will run from October to January you should stop by and see the wonderful work that the schools students are producing (including my own :-))

Having one on one interaction with your professor to understand the learning needs, is better than…read moreno attentiveness from a professor and learning little to nothing.