i've stewed over this review for over a week, just to make sure that i was in the right state of…read moremind prior to writing. let me fill my fellow yelpers in... last week i was told i needed my transcripts from IU asap. i called up the registrar's office the minute they opened, and being being 3 hours behind...i made sure i made that call asap! i get in touch w/ a cubicle jockey who's probably been there since the university opened. i advise her of my urgency & she tells me that as long as i fax my req and get charged the $24, i'd get my transcripts asap.....so here i am, literally a week later and....NOTHING!!! i call this beeyotch up this morning to verify that my documents have been sent out..."oh yes, we mailed it out last wednesday...via regular mail." WTF?!?!?!? i told her that i need it asap, they charged me for the expedited service...and have the nerve to mail it out regular mail?!?!? i am fuming & the only reason i am trying to remain decent on the phone is because if i was in person...believe me...i would've brought the pain! so now i have to be charged another $24 and req that they fedex my records...this fee is an EFFEN joke! if that bitch wasn't behind the registrar's desk...she'd probably be messing up my order in the Jack in the Box drive-thru!

My husband and I went here for our undergrad. We love this school. They taught us about life and…read morehad great programs to be part of. The professors love their jobs and do great things. The campus is beautiful and this place is just a great place to get an education and have fun. An amazing big ten experience!

IU is a sprawling campus with a lot of history. Situated in quite Bloomington, the campus is pretty…read moreeasy to navigate. Everything is labeled clearly on campus and online with their mapping feature. All of the buildings show up in Google maps, including the parking garages. The professors and students here are also very friendly. I came here to learn more about Hoagy Carmichael and students happily took pictures for me, while professors recommended a few more stops for my itinerary. This was my first time on campus and I enjoyed my experience very much.

IU is such a beautiful, amazing school. The grounds are so georgous. From the old buildings,…read morewinding creeks, amazing trees and wildlife you could spend the whole day here just wandering the grounds. It is a larger school. For some that can be intimidating. My daughter attended 1 year and switched to a smaller school. My godson however, graduated from IU Saturday and loved the size. They both love IU and would definitely recommend it. I think it's history speaks for itself.

My oldest went to Edgewood high school 4 years. We never had any issues with staff or students. He…read morewas in the marching band that made it to state every year he attended and even won state his freshman year! If your student is well engaged, they will do well. Plus it has the small school vibes. Great school system for most!

Good teachers not as many classes as north or south but the people are also bad but that's anywhere…read moreu go the assistant principals are amazing

This is a tutoring center for school aged children. They offer tutoring in language arts, reading,…read morewriting, TOEFL, SAT and debate classes. They can basically tutor in most things that you want. Classes range from one hour to an hour and a half. They are open all week and most classes are after school hours. Most children getting tutored are Korean. Skype classes are also offered. Most classes are one on one, a few are in a group setting. Classes usually still meet over school breaks. Adult tutoring can be arranged as well. Overall, a pretty good setting to get tutoring for K-12.

Catty, cliquey, passive aggressive. The admin staff will be partially absent and passive aggressive…read moreat best, hostile at worst. Think you can skip all that and just dance? The teachers are poorly trained, unorganized, and usually unhelpful. Foundations is their best foot forward, and it only goes down hill from there. As others have said, good luck learning unless you're self taught and in shape already. Otherwise, disappointment and potential injury are just around the corner. Hard pass

I recently went to Wild Orchid with my graduate cohort and took a beginner pole class. I was…read morehonestly pleasantly surprised by both the space and the class itself. Wild Orchid has a somewhat hidden location, and doesn't look like it should be there. It's in almost a garage and has plenty of parking. From the outside, it is pretty inconspicuous, but on the inside, Wild Orchid has a very vibrant and clean atmosphere. Taking proper precautions for COVID, stations for each student were spread 6 feet apart and there were sanitizing stations and sanitizing procedures taken before and after our class. The class itself was fabulous. Anita instructed our class of mostly novices and did an excellent job of both being engaging and breaking down the basics. I definitely struggled with some of the techniques she presented, and she ensured that I felt confident in myself and corrected what I was doing. I highly recommend looking into taking classes at Wild Orchid, whether it be as a group or as an individual. It really pushed me out of my comfort zone and I am looking forward to returning soon!

I wasn't an Art Student, but I did take some art classes here. Be prepared to be confused!…read moreNavigating this building should be a course in itself. The entry level art courses I did take required a lot of outside work to maintain a decent grade... like an obscene amount of work. Leaning over poster board for so long can cause back problems. Teachers don't seem to care.

We went to Indiana University for the basketball game between IU and Michigan. I was my first time…read moreseeing a game at IU and it was an incredible experience! The visibility of the court was excellent wherever the seat was and that really stood out -- we didn't miss a thing. The energy in the arena was electric, and the crowd was so into the game, which made it even more exciting. What made the experience even more special was that after the game, we were able to go down to the court and meet the players up close and personal. It was such a cool moment and really made the night unforgettable. Everything was well-organized, from parking to seating and it made for a smooth and exciting game day. Whether you're a die-hard IU fan or just love college basketball, catching a game here is a must!

Lovely campus with a great moving image archive. The faculty are very talented and easily help…read morestudents on a 1:1 basis. The campus itself is safe and a short walk away from vibrant downtown Bloomington.

Visited the Indiana University Maurer School of Law on the main campus in Bloomington, Indiana. The…read morefacilities are very nice...all located in self-contained Baier Hall on the southwest corner of the campus. This location is very close to Kirkwood Avenue and all the shops and restaurants located there...Kirkwood is really the one of the main connections to student social life at Indiana University. The Law School facilities are nice and modern and they have tons of room. As you enter Baier Hall, on the right is the law library...a multi-level library complete with five-story atrium connecting all the floors. The law library is one of the best in law schools and won some awards a few years back. Carrels, large tables, easy seating, breakout rooms, and more are strewn about all five floors making for loads of options for the students. There are generally enough carrels that anyone who wants one can have one assigned for the semester. With all the seating and study space there is no main reading room in the library. With soaring windows and atrium space this library has a very open and spacious feeling. On the left as you entered Baier Hall is first and foremost five stories of classrooms - many of which are laid out like traditional rectangles, others in the pie-wedge shape...all seem to have up-to-date technology keeping students plugged in. The lecture and seminar rooms were very nice and on the newish side. The moot courtroom and other specialty rooms were also very nice...the Moot Courtroom and auditorium especially so. It is obvious the Law School is reinvesting in its property. This side of Baier Hall also houses the administrative offices, clinics, and faculty offices. There is a little cafeteria on the lower level. Lockers for the students are on the same level. Indiana's Law School is well-ranked in the top-50 tier of schools and the faculty is well regarded. Being located just an hour away from the capital city of Indianapolis, the school has the benefit of job/internship opportunities for students. We were out looking at law schools and stopped by for a visit...even though we showed up unannounced they had someone in the Admissions Office who toured us around the facilities...nice touch. It just showed a welcoming attitude, and a school that is not resting on its laurels. A good choice for a top-50 law school just 4 hours from Chicago.