Meh. It's a nice campus. For the money, not a lot of value. Aspire for something better.read more

Terrible nursing program! Staff is unqualified and a lot of academic dishonesty occurs. Find…read moresomewhere better! Housing is terrible there are issues with rodents and termites. The food has made me and other people physically ill.

Great school. The basketball court and the building it's housed in are very nice…read more I've only visited that part of campus. Parking is limited for that building.

What can they improve? Let's see...Let's start with removing the obvious institutional racism in…read morethe formerly "Pastoral Counseling" turned "Counselor Education and Supervision w/ Spiritual & Pastoral Integration" program , which borrows racist faculty from the Ed.D program. I won't name names. Students come in with degrees and experiences from all over and it appears that the faculty at Neumann are only interested in supporting one type of student towards completing their doctoral studies. The non-racist professors in the Ph.d in CESP that were there seem to have abandoned ship as a result of a disorganized department so if you considering attending, don't expect any support from faculty just expect them to tear you down in effort to see you fail. Sorry I wasted 5 years of time and money at this University.

We originally were excited to have our son accepted to the school. Because we where told by the…read morenuns and faculty that their where rules about students not being allowed to stay in other students rooms. Come to find out students can stay in anyones room they want too without any one checking. Just don't want parents to be fooled by all the crosses on the building. And the variety of food choices is limited as well. As a parent there is more I could say just make sure before you pick this school.

Low pay and they pay based on how much you are liked. Verbally abusive VP is allowed to remain…read moreemployed despite high turnover in her org. The academics are ok...it's a step up from community college. Gwynned Mercy would be a much better choice especially if it a nursing degree. The most talented professors in Immaculata's nursing department left to go there.

We have been very happy with our decision to enroll our two students at Archmere Academy. My…read morefreshman started during covid, which was a challenge socially but academically Archmere made adjustments and school continued. My two students are very different in their strengths and weakness and as long as your student seeks out what they need, we have had a very successful and happy time at Archmere. They have expanded their college counseling department and made other staff and facilities improvement, that have only added to the school value.

Another business that has a historical marker out front. Archmere's marker reads:…read more "This was once the home of John Jakob Raskob (1879-1950), financier, DuPont and General Motors executive, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and developer of the Empire State Building. Known as "The Patio," his palatial home was constructed 1916-18 in a style befitting his position in Wilmington society. The name "Archmere" was given to the surrounding estate because of the natural arch the trees formed over the Delaware River vista. This has been home to Archmere Academy since its founding in 1932 by the Norbertine Order. Archmere Academy was officially dedicated on October 12, 1932. Opened as an all boys' boarding school with an enrollment of 22, the Academy is now a co-educational college preparatory school with an enrollment of over 500 students. The Patio was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007." Not much to see from the road with the gates locked.

Now, to The Mont. I regained my love for soccer here, and I…read morehave made lifelong friends while attending Rosemont. Playing on the Gray was while frustrating very character building and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I have learned so much about myself and I am grateful to my coach for bringing me here.

I spent a romantic afternoon and evening here with someone a few weeks ago. The campus is quite…read morequaint . Although there aren't many buildings they are none the less charming . The administration and staff seem to do a great job at creating a sense of community something I've found to be rare in other college campuses in the city where I reside . Everyone was quite friendly and I truly felt safe and at home as a guest on campus.

Went to Temple for undergrad after transferring twice. Did not enjoy the college experience, but…read moredifferent strokes for different folks! Saint Joe's on the other hand is great. A few of the professor's i've had in my MBA program just read off a powerpoint, but the ones that cared went the extra mile. I've learned a ridiculous amount in just a semester. The work load is insane if you max out credits but totally worth it. Pick their concentrations related to data. Other majors seem to be less inspired from what i've seen in core classes. The highlight for me is that their 2 year MBA can be completed in one year if you go HAM. Swayed me over nearby schools for sure.

I was appalled by the lack of empathy and refusal to make an exception to protocol regarding…read morecommitment deposits due to circumstances outside of our control. Nothing mattered to them, no matter how much of a hardship it was. They refused to find any common ground. Disappointed to say the least. There is always a way to help a struggling family while still meeting protocol. We did not appreciate the fact that SJU undergraduate admissions were so protocol driven, they forgot to be human. Our circumstance may have just been a blessing in disguise.

I left my son for winter here. I am ok with that less space and horrible look. Just because the…read moreteachers agreed to feed my toddler and were ok to give a bottle to him. They washed everything and sent back. They did not feed anything i sent to my child. but send me text as he ate all or most of it. One day I went at lunch and saw that my son ate not even a sponn of food and did not get any milk i sent. they pour it down and wash it all! horrible

5.0 star rating 3/16/2014…read more First to Review I have been to a dozen different day cares in Delaware County and by far all of the Step by Step Learning Centers are far superior than the others I have inspected. They offer: college educated teachers, they have four stars with the Keystone Stars Program, they use creative curriculum at its highest level incorporating field trips and guest speakers in various occupations who come and speak to the children. This isn't your typical Child Care Center. This is an Academy that develops brilliant children. My children never want to leave and I am always impressed with what they have learned each day. Whether your child is 6 weeks old or 13 years old there is plenty of activities to keep their minds occupied. Don't waste your time going to other Day Cares, Step by Step is the place for intelligent minds and caring teachers and their rates are very reasonable

We LOVE The Caring Center!! The teachers are amazing and many have been there for 20+ years. The…read morestaff at the center is a true family and truly centered on amazing care for kids. We are so grateful for the 7+ years of care they've provided our girls and I would strongly recommend The Caring Center to any parent who wants excellent care and education for their young child. I have had true peace of mind daily while our girls are there.

Wonderful, wonderful childcare center. The staff is so caring and committed (great retention rate),…read morethe facility is perfect for little kids, they're flexible with hours and scheduling and they provide all the meals! We could not be happier with CC.