Continuing & Professional Education links nontraditional learners with degree and certificate…read moreprograms and noncredit classes offered online and on campus by the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Omg I was there in 1991! It was such an awesome time. Lifelong memories. I cannot judge about…read moretoday's classes, but being there during fall was so cool. Organized parties, Halloween, thanksgiving, Brattleboro cute town. 29 years ago.. waow

Nothing like it for graduate studies in international focus with experiential learning model…read more Foundations here propel graduates in all directions globally but the network is deep and literally changing the world. Check it out for travel education, undergrad exposure to international studies and language immersion but assuredly the graduate programs are where SIT shines.

Exclesior is a game-changer for working professionals to earn meaningful degrees. Thank you…read moreExclesior!

This is the third university I have attended and it is by far the most disorganized. The financial…read moreaid office was a hot mess, misquoting timelines and dates constantly. My federal aid came 6 weeks later than promised so I had to figure out a way to buy my books out of pocket or take a failing grade for missing assignments in 3 weeks of my 8 week accelerated term. The advisor I have worked with is catty and unprofessional, despite my professionalism with expressing concerns and documenting everything thoroughly. 1/3 of my teachers weee unresponsive through the entirety of the semester which made me have to escalate to my advisor just to get an answer after 2 weeks of waiting. For half of my term my grade stated it was a D- despite every assignment I had showing A. I had to escalate this to the office as well to get it reevaluated. Looking back - if there's anything that surprises me the most about this experience it's the fact that for a university that prioritizes adults going back to school, they require a shocking amount of of babysitting and cross verification (keep receipts for EVERYTHING) just for basic coordinating between financial aid, advisors, and teachers.

I made an appointment with their professional masseuse and it wasn't the best. I called a few times…read moreto make sure that they had professionals, and I was assured that this masseuse has done this for quite some time but I didn't feel that. I explained to her twice the places that were very tense and it didn't help much. She seemed a little rushed and moved along rather quickly even though I asked her to mostly work on my shoulders. I couldn't quite relax, etc.... I don't know if I would return for another massage, BUT you can all give it a shot. TY!

A wonderful less expensive place to get massages. This is a place where students are learning their…read morecraft. I was able to get a good 1 hour massage for $45. The center offers package coupon books and decent hours of operation. You do not get to pick a regular person as this is student based and you do fill out a survey at the end but both are reasonable trades for the cost and comfort after. I felt much better after my visit and will go again.