Riverside has changed me so much i am so proud to call them one of the best schools in the world…read more Thank you to the staff who work so hard for the cadets. When I went to riverside I was scared, but then I made a family thanks to the people there.

I am a 1979 graduate of Riverside and can say without reservation that my success in life is owed…read moreto the skills I developed as a young Cadet. After Riverside, I graduated from the Virginia Military Institute and retired from the U.S. Army. I am now a senior manager in a small Defense Contracting company. As a Cadet at Riverside, I developed invaluable leadership and backward planning skills that got me through VMI and my Army career. Riverside turned me from a boy to a man, taught me honor; taught me to be a gentleman. Huge added bonus are organizational and cleanliness habits I developed...my bed is still made every single day.

Lakeview Academy has a wonderful learning program that starts with K3 and goes through 12th grade…read more The teachers and staff are all top notch, and smaller classes insure a more focused attention to the needs of each student.

My 3rd child through Davis! 2 went on to college and one graduated MCl and one has a full academic…read morescholarship . Now my 8th grader is first string football and the staff and admin is great! Great team!

Excellent school, wonderful teaching staff who really take the time and go the extra mile to help…read morestudents.

I love Brenau University! I completed my Associates degree and Undergrad here. It's awesome for the…read moreworking adult! Great professors!

My experience at Brenau University has altered my view on affirmative action, after I taught…read moreeconomics and business courses there for fourteen years. When a new lead economics professor was appointed, seemingly on affirmative action grounds, my course quality dropped drastically: our outdated textbook was not even reviewed, let alone changed, in over five years, while solid proposals for course improvements fell on deaf ears and blind eyes. Finally, I was tasked to submit faked Learning Outcome scores in so-called Global Awareness, which I refused to do, instead submitting a new rubric on Global Knowledge and Competence, which was ignored by that same lead professor -- instead, I lost my long-term teaching post after many years of excellent evaluations. When I appealed these decisions to our new "affirmative action" Dean of Business, there were more deaf ears and blind eyes, WHILE MY BRENAU EMAIL WAS CLOSED PRECIPITOUSLY W/O NOTICE! In this instance, apparent affirmative action led not only to the decline of my course -- a disservice to higher education -- but also led to a disservice to the lead professor and the new Dean, who may have achieved their roles on grounds other than their qualifications and abilities. Those disservices are truly shameful, and indeed insulting to those who are alleged to benefit!