They set you up to fail. I want to warn people about Lindenwood. I wish someone would have warned…read moreme. The first class they put me into (they don't give you a choice) was a racist filth film class from the early years of filmmaking. It was an art history film course. First films assigned were racist propaganda, featuring Birth of a Nation & other films that used slurs against black children and other derogatory filth. The professor didn't even bother to address anything creative in the film at all, he focused only on the tech & business end of the medium. They hold your student loan money for a month, after they lie about when you will receive it, in order to get you in the door. In an 8 week course, you can't get your books until the fourth week, because they refuse to give you your money. Once in, you are at the mercy of their racism and they hit you with it first thing in the door. They are grifters not educators, certainly not a respected way to pursue education goals.

Very nice facility. The staff is professional....I feel like I am getting good learning for the…read moremoney. Look into the LCIE program.... It's worth it

There are some great highs of STLCC Meramec Campus, spent a few years here and for the most part…read morethe staff and community is great. Where they fall unfortunately for the most part is the administration. I've seen first had how they treat some students. It has to be one of the higher ups cause I don't know there title, but this person seem to think they are better than the rest and I see all the time them billeting students from outside in the open, and in the hallways of staff areas. Advising as well can be miss informing to their students, or maybe aren't fully trained cause a lot of them do look younger to be handling students futures. Of course not saying younger people can't, cause I am a younger man, people just need proper guidance however. A lot of potentially buy maybe if they focus the community as a whole instead of upgrading there campuses they would have a better reviews.

They have a good curriculum. I enjoyed their fine arts program and the Merrimack location was a…read moregood location at the time I was going to college.

After starting here I was so relieved that the instructors and staff are such professionals. I've…read morebeen out of school for x years and I was very intimidated my first day. I was afraid that I would encounter challenges being out of the "school" environment for so long. But the instructors are so helpful as well as the students. Everyone is willing to help, all you have to do is ask.

From the owner: St. Louis College of Health Careers fosters an environment of positive change and growth within…read moreitself, the community, and the greater St. Louis metropolitan area. The college places special emphasis in assisting the unemployed or underemployed and those seeking to learn new job skills, thus moving individuals closer to full economic independence. SLCHC educates allied health professionals to meet the ever-changing needs of the health care sector. SLCHC develops and refines programs based on current health care trends. Since its founding, the College has embraced those seeking an avenue through which to improve their quality of life. SLCHC offers the following health care programs: Practical Nursing Diploma Respiratory Therapist, Associates in Applied Science Occupational Therapy Assistant, AAS Physcial Therapist Assistant, AAS Medical Assistant, Diploma and AAS Patient Care Technician, Diploma and AAS Pharmacy Technician, Diploma and AAS Professional Medical Billing, AAS

This is more of an informative review than anything else, people ask me about Tyson all the time…read more Its a 2,000 acre research station located outside STL off I-44 and owned by Washington University. I have a research studio here, so I go here on a regular basis for the last 15 years. It is NOT open to the public and some very serious research in the plant and animal sciences happen here not only by WU researchers, but faculty from all over the county come here, especially in the summer. The Wild Canid Research Center is also located at Tyson and it is not part of WU but leases space from the University, they often have programs for the public but generally, they are by prior arrangement.