Recently attended the 2 week class. Great family business. Totally worth driving 2 exits on the…read moreTurnpike. There is lot you have to know to get into real estate. It's way more complicated that I thought. Kelby & Michelle really make it work. I studied all weekend, passed the classroom exam, studied another week and passed the state exam on the first try. Not everyone can say that. I only know one other person who went to real estate school but it took her 4 tries to get past the state exam. I did NOT want that so I really shopped around. I couldn't be happier with this school. There is a surprising emphasis on integrity. It's refreshing.

The Real Estate School really delivers in their two-week course! We covered so much material that…read moreI didn't think it possible to retain it, but I was able to pass the licensing exam on the first try. Don's vast knowledge in a variety of genres was impressive and I enjoyed the guest speakers immensely. I highly recommend this course!

Great school, great teachers and great front desk staff! It's an easy going environment, with very…read morenice and caring people! I highly recommend!

From the owner: Established in 1958 the NJ School of Music has been providing music education in South Jersey for…read moreover 50 years. Our expert, degreed and professional instructors, teach students of all ages, levels and abilities. All of our lessons are private and therefore tailored to the individual students needs. Music lessons are available Sunday through Friday, with most instruments available every day. We offer voice lesson and instrumental lessons for the following: Bass, Banjo, Baritone Horn, Cello, Clarinet, Drums, Flute, French Horn, Guitar, Mandolin, Piano, Piccolo, Recorder, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Viola and Violin. Music therapy sessions are also available on location or in the comfort of the clients home.

A hidden gem in Cherry Hill off of Route 70 & Frontage Road…read more My friend rented the private party room for her daughter's 9th birthday, which oversaw the whole awesome gym below. (she had pizza delivered plus had 'snicky snacks' of fresh fruit, Doritos, Goldfish crackers & Hershey Kisses on hand). There was a ton a great equipment (foam block pit, Bounce House, trampolines, etc) for the kids to enjoy - especially the zip line and one largest trampoline, where the kids took turns being strapped in and hoisted way up high (all the way up to the specatating parents in the party room - so cool!). The young employees were really fun, energetic and into their jobs. They were totally on top of giving equipment instructions, safety and keeping lines in order. I was impressed. They also were mindful of the party's timeframe and well organized. My guys are teetering on being "too old" (12 1/2 & pushing 14!) for this great facility but had fun anyway. I'd highly reccommend 'Gynnastics & Cheerleading Academy' for kids from ages 5 - 11. Great and memorable party. (They have summer camp as well).

My boys love doing gymnastics and summer camp here. Especially summer camp. The camp counselors are…read moregreat. My oldest learned to swim here. They always have a blast with the numerous activities and themed Fridays during the summer. It's pricy but we do that we can afford and they love it. Very positive experience.

Prism Career Institute-Cherry Hill Campus This is not a good…read morenursing school to attend. The financial aide office is very disorganized. For the people who do decide to attend, keep track of all your payments. Sometimes they might call you to the financial aide office & tell you have missed or did not make a monthly payment when you did. Keep all your receipts because their have been many complaints about this occurence happening to several students. It is very unprofessional and disorganized. I would not recommend attending the cherry hill campus nursing program to anyone. Sincerely, A student, giving an honest opinion to future student prospects

I went to Prism for medical assisting and phlebotomy. I was a night time student. At first everyone…read morewas really nice to me. Excited and positive...but once i signed those papers for the $16,000 loan...all went to hell. They couldnt keep teachers...they kept leaving. They didnt care about their employees. they had a lot of welfare funded people in class who really didnt care what was going on. They told me they go to school and then drop out the end so they get sent to another school and keep getting paid. Its sad. I started with 20 people in my class...just two of us made it to the end. If it wasnt for a few caring teachers i really dont know how i would have made it. It took me 6 months to get my graduation certificate. I drove the 35 minute drive 5 times (every time i called to see if they had it and they said yes) and they would tell me they didnt know where it was. So i called and begged them to mail it to me. I love what I do and i know i couldnt do it without going to school. I feel like i could have gone to a better school. I hope this review helped. I wish you all the luck and i hope this school changes its ways and proves me wrong.

Update June 2026: Several years after graduating from Merit…read moreTraining Institute, I recently needed copies of my transcripts and educational records in order to further my education at Rutgers University. I spoke directly with the owner by phone. She advised me that she was at a doctor's appointment, would be returning to the office shortly, and asked me to text my name, dates of attendance, and where the transcripts needed to be sent. I immediately provided all requested information as requested. Since that conversation, despite multiple follow-up text messages, phone calls, and voicemails over the course of several weeks, I have received no response and have been unable to obtain my records. I am attaching screenshots documenting my repeated attempts to communicate. I am also attaching a screenshot of the honest review I left after graduating from the program several years ago. In response to that review, the owner specifically stated that she wished I had used my "real last name." Given that history, I cannot help but notice that communication completely stopped after I identified myself and provided my full name while requesting my records. As someone who completed this program and paid my tuition in its entirety before the very first day of class, I find it very disappointing that years later I have had to make repeated attempts simply to obtain copies of my own educational records. Educational institutions have a responsibility to support both current and former students, particularly when records are needed for continuing education or employment. Former students should reasonably expect timely responses when requesting educational records needed for school or employment. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience.

This school is like high school and has been one of the worst experiences I've been through. I…read moredon't even know where to start but if your ok with wasting your time, this place is for you! I can't believe there's positive reviews here as if the director pays people to write 5 star reviews. The instructor is very hard to work with as far as asking her questions and doing clinical, she will literally treat you like trash if your unaware of something that she didn't teach you. She would waste the majority of class time talking about her personal life and 4 ex husbands that she had or talking about other students. There has been times where I'd come in early before class start to study for that days quiz or test in the break room, and she would come interrupt me without saying good morning but jump straight into gossiping. She was more interested in talking terrible about students than talking about what your lost on or need improvement on. She cried to me saying that we're the worst class she's ever had and she cant wait for us to leave this course. She does the same to other students as well, she' would try to be on everyone's good side by talking about students to other students. Well my class end up failing with just two people left to graduate from 7 people who started. They wait until the last minute to update grades but will make it seem like your passing or have the potential to bring your grade up then boom... last week of the course; here's comes the academic probation or the concerns all of a sudden. Also, there's favoritism here so be aware! I have been coming on time everyday, doing my homework and clinical, the only downfall was that I wasn't best at the exams, but from my understanding, the instructor said master everything and try your best come on time then you'll pass! Which I've been doing so That's a big lie, the director failed me 3 days before graduation. There's students there with bad attendance that end up staying because of favoritism. They'll pass who they want to pass! The reason they do this is because your so far into the semester that you can't get your refund back! The director is unorganized and money hungry. She's another person that can't take simple feedback about her school from students. She'll literally talk over you and argue with you without hearing you out completely. She sits in-front of you crunching on her chips while your trying to talk to her.. seriously learn some manners. I hope this school gets it together because this is not how you train students for the work field, more like training people how to fail and drama after drama. Even though the ending was terrible here with me failing and happening to waste my money paying them back for little knowledge, I'm excited to be out of this trash whole and moving on.

School of Rock is an incredible environment that changes kids lives. The staff is also incredibly…read moretalented and warm and welcoming! New management has taken over and the place has never been better!

Since these reviews are over five years old, I thought I should add one. My son took percussion…read morelessons at SOR, Cherry Hill for two years. He had three different teachers and all were excellent. Two left without notice or saying goodbye, and the third Naama was his last (any my favorite). The price of the lessons were 220 monthly for 30 minute weekly lessons. This is overpriced compared to other teachers/schools I have found in the area. If you want performance lessons, the price is way higher. I also found that it isn't a warm and welcoming place. No one would greet us, I hadn't had a conversation with anyone other than the drum teachers. It's like we were invisible. Even, the director (who has since left) would walk right by and not acknowledge us. The students were cliquey and not once did anyone say hello to my son, who is very shy and joined SOR to learn and hopefully make friends. Never a hello, how are you guys today?", from anyone. Lessons would be cancelled at the last minute and if I didn't follow up and ask for added time or a reschedule, we wouldn't get one. They were sure to take their fees on time though. If your child is not extremely outgoing and really good on an instrument, don't bother, seek private one on one lessons somewhere else. I suggest Gregory Tech Drum Center in Yardley, PA.

So I saw this ad online. I wanted to ask questions. Oddly enough there is very little information…read moreonline about this "school". I left my phone number and name online and a man sent me a text. Then a meeting was arranged. Within the same day I met this man at the building in the. Gerry hill mall w the cherries on top. I went upstairs on the floor that we were going to meet. And a secretary of sorts behind the counter gave me a form. For what? I'm thinking I'm just asking questions. But she insisted I fill out this form. It asked for my social security number and address and phone number and wage etc. I told her I didn't feel Comfortable giving my social security number out to strangers when I'm just asking questions. I met a man who took me in his office a a bag of chick file to discuss payments f class schedule. Mind you I never agreed to anything. I was taken classroom to classroom. This school looked like they could bug out in a matter of an hour. I left after a few words and I suggest you go to your community college . This just had too many red flags. If I could give 1/2 star I would just for lack of professionalism.

Hmm I'm torn about this school. Ive been here for about two months for the HCS program and I must…read moresay there have been disappointments. I received my uniform maybe a week ago, books are not always on time and there seems to be a lack of communication between everyone! I came here to learn! I have 10 years plus experience in the medical field as a biller but wanted to make it official with a certification. I did not need a whole week of class to fix my resume! Even though there are many things wrong with this picture, it's really what you make of it. I like my teachers so far and look forward to advancing my knowledge in the field to land a great job. I will update this post as I progress.

My daughter graduated in 2019. She needs her transcripts and have no clue who to go to and they…read morehave no information on their websites/social media, etc. Anyone have any idea where we need to go to get them?

I had the best experience here. I had a facial by a student in there skin program. It was amazing…read moreand I came back and had a microdermabrasion done two weeks later. The facial done with all Dermalogica products was $25 dollars. Every Tuesday they have $2 haircuts and I brought my son in to there Barbers program. Great experience all around. I can't wait to come back and get my roots done.

Stuart was sent to my home to do an inspection for a home warranty claim. Although he was pleasant…read moreto deal with, the report that he produced favored the warranty company and downplayed a potentially dangerous structural issue with my home with factual inaccuracies around the cause of the failure. If you are dealing with a warranty company do not expect Home Inspection Engineers to help the homeowner in any way. Stuart did not look at anything I didn't specifically call out and produced a report that was an out for the warranty company to deny coverage. Do not trust the warranty process and make sure you do due diligence around what options you have before engaging the warranty company.

From the owner: It simply doesn't make sense to spend tens of thousands of dollars without a careful look at what…read moreyou're getting for your money. But a careful examination of a building is not as easy as it sounds. What do you look for? How do you judge the quality of construction? Few of us have the expertise to make an adequate evaluation. The emotional experience of buying a home often blinds us to the facts of the conditions of the home. It takes a registered professional engineer who specializes in home and building inspections to provide a sound and independent evaluation.