I attended the October 2020 virtual class with John Dokos. I knew I wanted to take the exam prior…read moreto the new year and was somewhat worried I wouldn't have enough time. Fortunately, John gave me a great foundation and after a few weeks of solo-study I was able to pass. John did a great job of making us in the class think bigger picture. The test itself is all very practical, real world scenarios. The material in the class is very fundamental, but John consistently challenged us to think about how those fundamentals would apply to real life. There was a lot in the course material that was new to me, but by the end of the class it all made perfect sense.

I highly recommend this training course if you are taking the PMP exam. It is so thorough and the…read morepractice exams are key to identifying knowledge gaps. The instructor Asad Haque was really clear, knowledgeable and engaging. I took the Mon-Thurs class with minimal study beforehand, then studied all weekend and passed the test Tuesday morning. The Prep class is a must!

I did not attend Young Scholar during any school years, but I did attend Preschool Camp in 2006…read more(the summer before I started preschool for the first time at the Lutheran church off the square) and then Girls Camp in 2007 and 2012. I had a positive experience for all three summers I did camp there and I recommend this place for a summer camp for preschoolers and elementary-age students. I was in 4th grade last time I did camp there in case anyone is wondering.

Horiable place to work. The director owner yells at employees . They use a contract that is one…read moresided. You are not paid for planning and are only paid for 3.5 hours a day. You really work the rest for free. It is not a step up to quality learning center. No teacher reviews or conversations . Not a good place to work!!!!

The team here takes such pride in the care they provide it's wonderful to see. And how much they…read moreprioritize learning and reading is so reassuring!

I learned so much from this club. Great classes, and nice people wanting to share there expertise…read more .. The club has many outstanding Photographers, published and some not. You can learn so much. The best part is we get to review photographs from members, and even if you want someone to critique yours. Great Club...

This is one of the best places to learn digital photography. They have many outstanding…read morephotographers that are willing to help. I am so glad i am part of this group. I have learned so much. The basics of photography and photoshop.. there is no better place

My daughter has had a great experience at this school. I'm very pleased. Elyria did nothing about…read morebullying issues and we left. Glad we did cause we found this place

I was a student at this school from kindergarten through sixth grade, and it is a very subpar…read moreschool. There were a few good teachers, but many teachers would leave the school after a few years due to the low salaries they received. Extracurricular activities such as clubs, sports, band are unorganized, and given little care from the administrators. Many of the students were very unhappy with their education. I thought it was because we did not want to go to school, but when I went to a new school, I realized that there was an unhealthy amount of hatred towards school by nearly every student at Elyria Community.

I graduated with a BA in 1973 from the College of Arts and Sciences. I loved everything about KSU…read more For me, it was a transformative experience that I will always appreciate. I lived in Wright Hall for freshman and sophomore years and then onto off-campus housing. Professors were outstanding. I will always be grateful and appreciative to Kent State.

My daughter attended as a Freshman last year and had such an awful experience. Her roommate was a…read morecomplete nightmare and was bullying her, also cyber bullying her. The RA was not helpful, it continued. Spoke with the head of the department and was treated like a complainer and not taken seriously. I personally had to go in person and speak with the roommate and was treated like the problem, when I had written proof of the bullying etc. It was my daughter's first college experience and I felt like the school failed. My daughter also is a minority student and I felt like it could have also been a reason for the lack of action and poor treatment. I eventually had to PAY for another room so she could be at peace. When she wasn't the problem! It is a beautiful campus but feels like it falls short of making minority students feel welcome. I witnessed students writing racial slurs on white boards on campus, " Jews can die", etc and profanity. Not a good look for a school to allow things like this to happen. Beware if you are a minority student, it doesn't treat you well.

Amazing service and very professional! I would highly recommend using this service. Ashley was…read moregreat!

Fantastic University. Fantastic campus. Much, much, much…read morebigger than when I went there in 1972. The fact that it shares University Circle with all those amazing museums is a giant bonus.

What an awesome campus! This is the third time I've had the opportunity to visit the campus in the…read morepast few weeks. I have walked around the campus, attended concerts on campus, visited the student union area, enjoyed several walking trails and other outdoor areas and there's so much more to explore that I have yet to reach! Museums, lecture series and special guest, sporting events, concerts and more! Everyone I have met has been friendly and welcoming. The university is very well maintained, clean and well kept. All of the events that I have attended have been very reasonably priced for admission and or access. And I have felt very safe at every location I have visited on campus. I would encourage you to take the opportunity to visit and enjoy the world class opportunities provided to the community in community outreach and cooperative opportunities afforded by the university to the community and its visitors.