I was visiting for a little while, the staff person said they had just finished a recent renovation…read moreand it looked very clean and had a nice computer area I was online and found what I needed. But if I had more time or lived nearby I would definitely be back to visit often.

From the owner: Passport Acceptance Agency Large Meeting Room…read moreComputer Lab Private Study Area Private Teen Area Wireless Access 30 Public Access Computer Terminals Two SelfCheck-out Stations

The only time I've ever seen this place crowded was election time! Nice, modern , clean and just…read morewhat you would expect from a library and so much more! Great friendly staff!

Great library. My son and I love to come here! Friendly and helpful staff! Best libary in Hall…read moreCounty, Georgia!!!

UNG's College of Education is more about "social justice" and telling future teachers to view…read morestudents as members of a group, not as unique individuals. Such is not surprising as professorial resumes of the UNG College of Education faculty list such things as "Critical Whiteness Studies". As for learning how to effectively deal with a classroom environment, handle difficult students, and developing the skills to ensure future success as a teacher, such is simply not going to happen at the UNG College of Education. My advice: Skip the "social justice" nonsense and choose a college or university that still believes in actual education -- not indoctrination. In terms of customer service, UNG excels at servicing its customers.

The school board of decisions is trash and corrupt. Never establish yourself as out-state here if…read moreintending to switch over. I moved from Florida to Georgia with the intent of staying long-term, to work on myself, be with family, and get my associate's and then bachelor's degree I attended two short semesters here with 1 or 2 classes each semester (so few because at the time I was classified as out-state and didn't want to blow funds needlessly), and as I ended up establishing full residency and permanent domicile, I put in the forms to switch from out-state to in-state tuition. I jumped through COUNTLESS hoops in gathering legal paperwork, family and friend testimonials proving that I had lived in Georgia for well over the required amount of time, and submitted it all, to which anywhere else, you'd have no problem. But no, I was denied my deserved in-state classification multiple times, and even the kindest, most helpful office staff who wanted to help my situation could do nothing to fix completely uncalled for and unnecessary case of denial I was given.

This beautiful rainbow-painted library box definitely sends a message when you note that it stands…read morenot far from the "Old Joe" Confederate Memorial here in Gainesville Square. Reading and literacy for the win! A single door secured by a twist catch and inside, a single shelf that was filled with mostly paperbacks though some flash cards and an Ayn Rand book. A strong variety! This is charter number 138571 and the steward has their email address in the online listing which also includes a caption, "This library belongs to Downtown Drafts, Gainesville's community taproom where all are welcome. Grab a book and come see us directly across the street! The library is named in memory of a beloved customer who passed away in 2020." [Review 20351 overall - 686 in Georgia - 1329 of 2023.]

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!

clerks do not care and offer no communication - tones are dismissive and clearly convey no concernread more

Horrid customer service!! Man, I felt like they treated me as a criminal. Ladies here think they…read moreare above the law. I came in for a simple application. Katie was rude, and thinks she knows the law..well I have news for u...u dont. I wasnt gonna argue with the pregnant lady either. But get rid of the attitudes people. YOU ARE A PUBLIC SERVANT. SERVE. Dont like your job, leave it. Sheez...didnt expect the rudesness.