I used TestCrackers to help me prepare for the GMAT. Pri was very helpful in teaching me the range…read moreof concepts and ideas on the test. We met on Skype (I'm from out of state) twice a week. She helped me learn more efficient ways to approach the quantitative section and taught me core concepts. TestCrackers was instrumental in helping me move my quant raw score up by 5 points. I went from a 680 at the beginning to a 750.

I took the GMAT Verbal online prep course with Pri. I was at V28 (52 percentile) originally and Pri…read morehelped me get a V39(89 percentile) on the actual exam. Pri was extremely helpful and attentive and made sure the 2 hour classes were interactive. I felt well-prepared with the homework assignments and feedback following the practice questions throughout the course. Pri helped me identify my weaknesses in critical reasoning and hence helped me improve on my weaknesses by doing actual exam questions of critical reasoning with me which was a massive help for me. If you're looking for a prep course that will provide you all the materials and guidance to prepare for the GMAT verbal, TestCrackers is my recommendation along with doing the course with Pri.

Ms. Amanda from Elite Educational Enterprise did an outstanding job leading our training. She…read moreresponded to all of us with patience, clarity, and professionalism. Her teaching on family engagement and involvement in the daycare setting was thorough, practical, and truly inspiring. I left the session feeling more confident and better equipped to support the families we serve. Highly recommended!

I used to hate having to keep up with my staff's training but now I can assign them through Elite!…read moreI don't even have to keep digging in their employee file to look for their email address, In my account, I just check the box for who I want to assign it to and done. It sends them an email and they get it done. I can even monitor their progress in the assigned course! Super convenient, thank you Elite!

Great professors whom I know of very well.I know these brilliant professors very well. In addition…read moreto their profound expertise, their dedication to mentoring students is truly impressive. They perfectly balance sincere academic inquiry with practical, real-world applications. I wholeheartedly recommend these outstanding educators.　From a Japanese professor in Tokyo.

Overall, horrible experience. I was enrolled in a Master's program. The professors treat students…read morelike undergrads and are less than helpful in answering questions. They do not care at all if the students are actually understanding what they are teaching. The other student services are just as bad. The advisors are zero help in anything you request. They act upset if you try to get them to advise on anything. It seems UH has no idea who their customer is. Overall, there was zero value add to my personal or professional life. Find another program that actually cares about your learning. Trust me they are out there. My first Master's program was the pinnacle of education and showed me that programs like UH are just there to take your money and offer nothing in return.

Inxredible access to courses online and on campus. Courses are reasonably priced. Also the college…read morehas a satellite location 10 minutes from our house.

I came here for early voting. Sunday after noon absolutely no line. All precautionary measures…read moreneeded for covid 19 prevention were in place and being observed.

Felix Fraga is a branch of the Houston Community College that is right next to a high school, East…read moreEarly College High School. I didn't know this before signing up for classes at this campus and I wish I had. Here's why: - The majority of students in the class are high schoolers. And generally this isn't a terrible thing. But there is an obvious gap in maturity level between adults and teenagers. Take my Spanish class for instance: My teacher takes up our cellular phones before we take tests. Never had that in any other college course or any other HCC campus. It's a bit humiliating. - The teachers tend to adapt the class for high schoolers. Whenever the students have STARR or SAT tests approaching, class is cancelled. I understand that they're kids. I'm not a monster (I'm a Bison). But if this is a college course, they need to get a taste of the real world. The world doesn't stop because you have a test. You've gotta bust those books! - The facilities are limited. There is a computer lab with ample computers and a library. However, there is not bookstore and the administrators at the front desk are of little to almost no help at all. I came to this campus because the Spanish teacher that teaches here came highly recommended. And it is very much worth it to be a part of her class. However, I have found that the other classes I have taken here are very much lacking in substance. On the plus side, parking is ample....because most of the students can't drive.

Great High school for those who prefer smaller classes, would like to graduate high school at a…read morefaster pace , and would like to be treated as an adult with better privileges than a regular High school in Houston . you may also take college classes and be part of a great environment full of teachers and students. When I was there I got to be part of CASEY FIRE OPS where students can learn CPR, Emergency medical techniques that first responders use in the field and also know a little bit more of what it takes to be a firefighter. Now I'm a graduate from HCC EMT course and on my way to learn and practice the skills I've learned ! Really great school ! Thanks Guys

This review is solely for receiving the COVID-19 vaccine…read more Overall, this was a simple, fast process. Parking: You can park at the Rice football stadium and catch a five minute FREE shuttle or park closer in any of the numerous parking garages in the Medical Center. Shuttles run about every five minutes and my experience saw two of us on the outbound shuttle with just three of us on the return trip. Wait: I stood outside, under a roofline to avoid the rain, in a line of about 10 people. It took 5-10 minutes to get to the front of the line. Process: When it's your turn, they wave you in and check you in. MAKE SURE to complete your forms before you arrive. It lets you "jump the line" by 2-4 people just by spending 5 minutes at home filling them out. Next, you show ID and insurance, answer 2 questions and you are ready for your shot. The shot is quick and simple then you go rest for 10-15 minutes. It's a self-monitored area so you can leave whenever you choose. Quick shuttle back to the stadium and you're done. About 45 total minutes of which half was riding a shuttle or waiting to enter the building. By the way, it's the Pfizer shot AND they automatically schedule you for the second dose right then. You just come back and do it all over again.

It's a great school to learn and gain a lot of experience, they have the best instructors and great…read morefacility.

This company provided excellent care and skills to both of our kiddos 4years apart. Each had…read moredifferent needs in Different subjects and some test anxiety- all was addressed and overcome. And both had help determining their best test - SAT vs ACT. Woodlands Test Prep was communicative with us as parents so that we could support our teens . I highly recommend Woodlands Test Prep!

Save your money. This company is not worth it. Student said the tutor did not explain what they…read moredid wrong. Owner blamed the parents for lack of better performance after the test.