I have nothing negative to say about your school but you should know that your Stem Student Success…read moreCenter Evening Lab Supervisor goes around making fun of people's names on social media and generally just acting like a fool and picking fights. Here she is poking fun at my name, which was given to me by my late grandmother (both my first and middle). Quite insensitive if I do say so myself.

I attended McMurry in the 90's. A better college experience cannot be found. The leadership and the…read morestaff are dedicated to student growth, not only academically, but personally, spiritually, and socially. You will find small classes with professors who get to know you and some of whom you will build life long relationships with. Not to mention the life long friendships formed with fellow students. Go take a look at McM. You won't be disappointed

Tried applying for truck driving school, and the recruiter found out that all I had to do was renew…read moremy license. They are awesome people and will do everything they can for you.. Highly recommend!!

If you are looking into becoming a CDL driver, this is the school you want to attend!…read more I have 0 mechanical background and never really worked with my hands or done any blue collar work but I have retired from a career of 20+ years as Business Executive. I'm still a young guy, 44 and wanted to try something completely different. I did my research and found Action Career Training right in town and it is very affordable. The first week was classroom instruction. I'll shoot you straight here, there is an instructor, and he will guide the class, but it's mainly students reading chapters on their own, then videos and practice tests. Nothing exciting happens during this week... until you go down to DPS and find out that all of that reading has paid off and you walk out with your commercial learners permit!! Our class had 9 students, and then (8) we guessed someone failed a drug test... LOL and our class instructor was Don Welch. If you get Don, you are in luck! He is a great guy. The next 3 weeks involve you learning how to complete a pre-trip inspection, straight line backing, off-set backing, parallel parking and driving. Pro Tip - watch the pre-trip inspection video that they recommend - everyday for the next 3 weeks.... if you fail this... this is 100% on you... Watch videos on Double Clutching upshifting and down shifting... You will be placed with an instructor and assigned a truck. We had 4 people in our truck so, you will do a lot of sitting waiting for your turn to drive. Don't sleep, watch and learn from others mistakes. Fight for driving time. In week 3 you will go to the practice range, one of you will drive... grab the keys.. always try to be the one driving to the next place etc. Our driving instructor was Ron... I promise you... you WANT RON!! Find RON when you first arrive on week 2 at 7 AM.. tell him you want to be on his team.. mention that you are not a window licker... .. and he might accept you. In the end we learned all the DPS tests to pass the pre-trip, the skills tests and the road tests. You'll be practicing the road test on the route you'll be tested on... they break it up because they can't run the whole thing for obvious reasons, but this is like an open book test.. Action is an authorized 3rd party tester for DPS, so guess what.. ACTION does the testing! Not the instructor, but a different employee.. and you can still fail.. so don't hit a curb, stall out, speed... do dumb shit.. but, they are invested in you passing.. way more than a random DPS tester. Another great attribute for Action is that they make sure all of your testing is paid for, tell you where to go, when to go, make sure that you passed or if you need to retest etc... I wouldn't have known where to start if I did this on my own, but with Action Career Training, In a little less than a month I have my CDL A with Air Breaks, Doubles and Triples, Tanker and Hazmat endorsements and I can get a good paying job anywhere in the country any time I want. What are YOU waiting for?

This is the location of the old T&P Freight Warehouse Constructed in 1929 to serve as Abilene's…read morefreight depot; the warehouse was rehabilitated and reopened in 1999. It has been a bar and other things over the years. It's now the TSTC Culinary Institute and can be booked for events. Nice place have attended several happenings there. Attended the 'Bake Sale" today I'm going with 5 stars!

Here is my bias up front. I've been instructing Undergraduate and Graduate classes for ERAU since…read more1997. I have taught classroom, online and blended courses over the years. Our instructor corps are some of the finest in the country. All, are employed and/or prior military. We teach non-traditional students (folks who work all day and go back for a degree at night). The students want the learning and desire a better future. I specialize in business and management courses. My former students keep up with me. May I brag? One runs a private company using the Small Business Management course, clears $250k last year. Others, contact me after they land their first post military job. We teach the course, the book and life lessons not covered in the book on each topic. We work with the students and have a very high success rate.

I really liked the way the course was presented. It kept my attention and I even learned some new…read morethings. I really like the new videos that were shown. I will be back if I need to or in three years to renew my insurance discount.

Amazing campus. My…read moredaughter decided on ACU to pursue her studies in Kinesiology and perhaps later work in sports medicine. So, the family piled into the car and drove up from Houston to visit Abilene and the university. All I can offer is what I saw from the tour and that's "wow!" This is a faith oriented campus for sure, we knew that and it was alone a good cause to make this the place to send our most treasured. Yet, it is underscored with a modern campus with technically advanced facilities. Everywhere you go on campus you will find high art in technology, religion and social interaction. I know I should go on, but my words will not do this campus the justice it needs. We visited UT, TT; but my daughter was firm in wanting to go to ACU. After making the visit to Abilene I learned that my daughter had matured and was making wiser decisions than I ever made at her age.

For an Institution that opened its doors in 1906 with 25 students enrolled, they seem to be doing…read morepretty good. One of Abilene Texas top Schools.

Our Aldersgate Academy is all about the safety of the kids, and beginning education for the little…read moreones. The Academy is run by Miss Carol she and her staff have the kids safety and security and the educational needs in hand. We get calls from around the world of military families that have heard of our Academy, and with their transfer back to Dyess, they want their children enrolled. It is truly amazing to hear of the world wide calls and the happiness of their enrollment. Rooms are age specific and designed for education. Great staff, gear facilities and a new covered playground with complete building surround to keep the kids safe. This puts a great start on learning and builds our future with a great educational foundation.

Granddaughter loves it here. She has made some friends and enjoys going outside at playtime. She…read moreeven knows that it is a baseball field next door. She is learning a lot.