I got no guidance from my counselor. My free tutor was not…read morenice. I could never find help when I needed it. It is a poor college for teachers. The only good thing about this college is its up to date on computers.

I took a Life & Leisure course through Kirkwood last week and was disappointed. It was titled…read more"authentic Chinese cooking". We learned how to make cream cheese and imitation crab wontons, cream cheese wontons with FRUIT LOOPS in them, egg rolls that used hamburger, and a simple fried rice. The description said we would learn several recipes (I'm sorry, but I'm not counting the fruit loop wontons). I was hoping it would expand my Chinese cooking a little since I already cook it at home, but this was a waste of $20.00. She did give us some dipping sauce for our wontons and egg rolls, but wouldn't give us the recipe. She was willing to sell us the sauce though... Bottom line: I will think twice before signing up for a cooking class with Kirkwood in the future.

Beautiful facility, exciting game & great displays to learn the history of Coe Athletics. Congrats…read moreto Donovan for achieving his career milestone: 1000 points! Thank you!

My daughter was originally supposed to go to a public university but due to unforeseen…read morecircumstances She had to back out with only 2 weeks til the start of school. We had visited Coe College the previous summer. We really loved the school,atmosphere etc. So when all said and done we called the College when the other one fell through and asked if she could still come and he said yes. He pulled her file and told us she would have a full ride not including dorm. They made all the pieces fall into place. So a week later we took her down for move in day. She is super happy she switched schools. Coe College made her feel like she was family and she is now on the swim team as a freshman. I would recommend this College to any prospective student. They are so easy to deal with on the parents end. Everything happens for a reason and now I know where my daughter was meant to be.

We went for an initial interest meeting. The environment is not set up for neurodiverse children…read more Multi-grades (kindergarten through high school) meet in one large room with a few tutors - it isn't one-on-one tutoring. The walls are painted with bright red geometric shapes. Parents do not get to be present with kids during initial evaluation (unless requested - but not really welcomed) or tutoring. It was not a joy-filled place as advertised. It was not cuddly and welcoming either. My child was asked to wash his hands and then was given a well-used three ring binder. It seemed like quite the contradiction. Not a good first impression.

I've been very impressed with the help my son has received and the progress he has made since he…read morestarted. The staff is very friendly and they really do want the kids to succeed. Math hasn't been such a struggle for him as it had been in the past and that is due to his involvement in the program. Bre K.