I tested here for the CompTIA Security + exam. I would describe Sinteg Academy as a "bare bones"…read moretesting facility. The testing room I was in had three - four desks that were all close together. Luckily I was the only test taker at the time so I was not distracted by another person. I arrived early for the exam and was able to start testing right away. I found the setup to be slightly uncomfortable - the chair/desk height was off and found myself to be slightly distracted by my discomfort during the exam. That said, the facility has a lot of availability for exams. I would take another exam at this facility as long as it is 90 minutes or less. Anything longer and I would look for a more comfortable spot.

Lilly is amazing. She helped our baby overcome significant feeding challenges, and helped me…read moreovercome difficult supply issues with easy-to-implement fixes. Her guidance was loving, gentle, and non-judgmental. Plus, her office is easily accessible, making appointments is easy, and she is super responsive via email or the client portal. The only thing I wish we had done differently is going to see her sooner. I would 100% recommend Lilly to anyone with a new baby!

I just wanted to follow up on my first review. We decided to continue with our sessions even since…read morelife has gone back to pre covid life. My son realized the ability to have a session once a week with someone that could help him with any concept he was learning was such an asset. The professional level of all of the tutors is great and their knowledge on everything from Spanish to Math is so helpful! We have really enjoyed working with Griffin and Olivia.

For the years I have worked for an active family in Great Falls with multiple children, they have…read moreused GLC for math and science tutoring and found it to be a remarkable resource. For the last three years, all sessions have been online and it made the interaction seamless. I can speak for both the students and the parents to say that GLC has been an essential part of their children's high school success.

Carnegie Institution of Washington is a beautiful campus dedicated to scientific research in Chevy…read moreChase D.C. The campus mainly houses office buildings, but several are in beautiful old historic buildings. The real reason why people wander through the campus is to enjoy the wooded areas, benches, and the tall observatory.

I chose this place for my exam because it was one of the only places that was open on a Sunday…read more It's also metro accessible, an easy walk from the Branch Ave (green line) metro stop. Like the other review there did seem to be plenty of parking but I walked from the metro, it was a 5-10 minute walk out of the metro parking lot and 2-3 blocks up the road. The testing center is on the 6th floor in an office building with a small elevator. It's a small office, with a couple of employees. The lady that checked me in was nice and efficient. She checked my two forms of ID, took my photo, gave me a key to lock up all my things, and had me read and sign a form with information for my exam. I'm pretty sure I was at least 30 minutes early for my exam time but she brought me back to one of the two rooms they seemed to have for exams. It was a small room with a couple of computers, there was a lady already in there taking an exam. She left maybe 10 minutes after I started my exam and I had the room to myself the rest of the entire time I was there. I was given a white board and marker to write on and told I could begin when ready after verifying my name on the computer screen and reading more instructions. My review is really 3 1/2 stars because the room had the loudest damn air conditioner that cut off and on during the exam. I like complete silence when taking an exam, especially when I have to read a lot and my nerves are already shot lol. I was super aware of this AC almost my entire exam but eventually it faded into the background. Also, the room is very small...it was fine for me since I had it to myself after the lady left but others might not like it. If you are pressed for time and need a place to take an exam on a Sunday, this place will do.

I went here for a State job application test. The business is owner/operated and it shows. The…read moretesting center is clean and quiet. There are a variety of comfortable chairs to choose from, the desks are spaced apart so you don't feel crowded, and the customer service has a personal touch. It's the type of calm environment you want before taking a job test. The building is a short walk from Branch Ave Metro (Greenline) but if you drive, there seems to be plenty of parking. I've had to use other test centers in the past and this one was pleasant and organized. As opposed to brusque and as if you were just filling a time slot. Next! Two thumbs up!

I took Ben's 100 hour course for the June 2019 LSAT. After studying for 3.5 months, I had a 21…read morepoint increase from my initial diagnostic exam to my official exam. Ben keeps class fun and focused, and the LSAT Demon was perfect for studying on the metro during my commute. The tutors were not good, but you don't need them. Between Ben's video explanations and class, you will be well equipped. The classes are a bit large, but I made three amazing friends out of this class. We all stay in touch still. This course really worked out for me. I was admitted to multiple T14 law schools and received significant scholarship at all of them. It's absolutely worth paying for the class to get into a great school with a great scholarship package. Plus, I met a ton of classmates who also took this course, so its a great icebreaker when you meet other DC people. Classes may be different now that things are online, but I had a great experience with this course.

Ben is an excellent LSAT instructor. I took his class where he did a fantastic job at communicating…read morevery complex subject on a way that made them understandable and even fun at times. His LSAT Demon study software is very well-made with extensive explanations for the vast majority of the questions from each of the 94 (?) released exams. The AI software really helps you focus in on the areas you're really struggling with and regular use, at least in my experience, is guaranteed to help raise your score. In a few months I was able to raise my score by 15 points from my initial diagnostic and I am very thankful for Ben's instruction and the materials he provides his students with.

I've been visiting PMTI for the past few months and have come to love the ease of it…read moreall--scheduling, building location and access, and payment. The pricing is very affordable and, while I've only had the graduate massages, I've found the massages from Austin to be thorough, deep, and intentional. I also appreciate the follow up after my massage and tips and tricks reduce tension/knots.

PMTI's handling of its Graduate Clinic and recent graduate support is both unethical and…read moremisleading. In a mass email to clients, PMTI claimed the recent termination of all unlicensed Graduate Clinic practitioners was due to "new guidance" from the Maryland Board of Massage Therapy Examiners. This is misleading. Here's what actually happened: PMTI allowed unlicensed graduates to provide paid massage without legal authority. PMTI now admits this was "never acceptable." Yet for years, graduates provided massage services to paying clients under the false belief that this model was supervised and lawful. In my time at the Graduate Clinic, I was never supervised or mentored, despite the school's claims. The "new interpretation" excuse is false. The Maryland Board didn't create new law--they reminded PMTI of the existing one. This only came to light because graduates began asking whether their clinic hours could be used toward updated licensing requirements. PMTI responded by abruptly cutting everyone off. There was no transition support. Graduates were removed from the schedule with zero notice, no documentation of hours, no referrals, and no plan. For some of us, this was our only income source while finishing licensure. PMTI continues to promote unethical employers. The school shares job listings from businesses that misclassify therapists, require unpaid "auditions," and withhold compensation for training time--without warning students of their rights or labor protections. PMTI's public response is a PR move--not a solution. This isn't just a breakdown in communication. It's an abuse of trust, a failure of duty, and a betrayal of the very students the school claims to support. -- Student Oversight Collective

Hola Me Llamo EJ. Me encanta Fluent City!…read more First of all, I have learned more than just that from Fluent City, but they have really helped me improve my Spanish skills tremendously! After taking two courses here, I really appreciate how knowledgable and organized the classes are. With less than 12 students per class, the teachers really encourage students to get to know each other and really speak only the language. If you don't like the class and/or teacher within the first two classes, you can get a refund or switch to another class! I have tried other language courses in DC, but Fluent City really helped me learn and use my Spanish most proficiently. It really takes a lot of extra time and effort to be more fluent on the language yourself, but in the city of DC, Fluent City tries their best to make sure that you are Fluent in your City!!! Offering a variety of languages other than Spanish, Fluent City is the way to go especially if you want to use it for employment, take up a new language, or just explore the world!

Really loved my experience with Fluent City, and would totally take Spanish classes from Pineda…read moreagain. Her lesson plans were the perfect pace and Spanish 3 turned out to be a great level for me -- I had only taken two years of Spanish in high school, and just kind of stumbled my way through travel for 10+ years. Could not recommend Pineda's class enough. It's a challenge to follow along sometimes because she explains everything in Spanish (and she's from Barcelona), but at level 3, you need to be getting comfortable with hearing everything in Spanish anyway. Gracias por todos!