Alright school. Older buildings brand new gym and office. Sucky football team lolread more

My husband and I took a one hour sightseeing tour and had a fantastic time! It's a very laid back…read morebusiness philosophy in terms of booking, etc. so I was a little nervous. But that worked in their favor because we were completely at ease the entire time. Our pilot, Jake, was fantastic and super personable and knowledgeable. The views were gorgeous and the entire experience was just so cool. Absolutely recommend.

I was instructing in the school for 4 mounts and I seen a few during my career. Great planes great…read moremanagement and staff. The equipment is new thru even own a simulator. If you looking for a school that's definitely the school for you.

Never before in my life have I been able to find a place that both helps me to grow as an…read moreindividual and completely accepts the individual that I am, no matter where I am in the process of that growth. I have personal connections with nearly every one of my faculty members. For example: I took a Marketing course out of curiosity during the fall of my sophomore year. To this day, as a rising senior, that professor (who teaches only one or two night courses for the College) periodically emails to check in with me and to keep me aware of various jobs/internships that may be available to me - and that's not even the field in which I've chosen to major! The friendships that I have fostered here at Sweet Briar are some of the nearest and dearest I have ever experienced. While many of my friends graduated with the class of 2015, I have no doubt that we will remain close, despite between states apart. There are so many opportunities to create meaningful relationships, be it on your dorm hall, in a class, on a team, onstage, or in any number of our myriad of available clubs and activity groups. I have been a Student Admissions Ambassador since the spring of my first-year and I have never once felt phony or cliche when showing off our beautiful campus to visitors. I am not one to stomach "BS" and would certainly never stand for speaking it on my tours. Just goes to show that all the love and positivity is 100% real. As someone who initially visited SBC to prove that it was NOT what I wanted, I ask potential Vixens to put aside any preconceived notions you may have about Sweet Briar or women's colleges in general. I know that SBC tends to be thought of as tons of rich, white, Lilly Pulitzer-wearing, equestrians. I will not lie and say that there is not a portion of our student body that fits this description. But I will also honestly and passionately inform you that not every Sweet Briar woman falls into this type. I have friends who are terrified of horses, who are the first in their families to attend college, who rock Goth chic on a steamy August day at noon. We all come from different backgrounds, have different goals, and different interests. But one thing unifies us above all else: We are Sweet Briar women who fought to save our school and who sure as else are ready to take on the world.

My sweetie & I visited a friend of mine here on winery wending from DC. The acreage this place has…read moreis incredible. They have awesome views as they are situated on a rise overlooking the rolling hills of Virginia. They have a beautiful Equestrian Center and many trails. This is a gorgeous all-womens school and very well outfitted and in a great, central location outside of Charlottesville & near Lynchburg.

My son has been at Rebecca's Rainbow for 3 years; he's 4 years old. My daughter (2) started when…read moreshe was 3 months old as well. The staff cares about my children as I would if I were able to stay with them myself. They are all observant and kind. Both of my children are very comfortable and happy at Rebecca's Rainbow... we'll all be sad when they move on to "big kid school"!!

The glaze there is insane and some teachers are rasist and some of the teachers ex the principal…read moretook off the bathroom door

My parents sent me to Liberty Christian Academy, (formerly known as Lynchburg Christian Academy)…read morewhile it was under the leadership of Jerry Falwell Sr. This was a horrible experience for me beginning with my kindergarten year in which my teacher committed suicide during the middle of the semester. My mother informed me I would have a new teacher, since my former teacher had killed herself and that she was going to burn in Hell. What a scary thing to say to a child!! I was horrified. During another grade level, another teacher made me go into a small dark closet, spanked me with a paddle and left me locked inside the closet for a very long time. She had accused me of speaking when I should not have been speaking, which was a complete lie. These days, if a teacher hits a child, then it is considered child abuse and is punishable by law! These were suppose to be "good" Christians... but actions speak louder then words in this case! Oh, and the horrible stories I heard from my parents and their friends regarding Jerry Falwell Sr. pressuring members of his Thomas Road Baptist Church to remortgage their homes in order to contribute more money to his greedy needs. I was so thankful when my family finally moved away from Lynchburg, VA and I no longer had to attend that scary abusive school!

Excellent, evidence-based, scientifically and biblically sound instruction presented by highly…read morequalified licensed and experienced professionals. A wealth of material addressing, bridging and encompassing the scientific, emotional, and spiritual aspects of mental health issues and coaching. Essential training and instruction for competent coaching. Very engaging, relatable, relevant and rewarding. A positive instructional experience for encouraging objective and informed help for the hurting in the community.

I started my business (Power to Heal Relationships) two years ago. I received a certification in…read moreMental Health Coaching and now I am working on a certification in Marriage and Family Coaching. All of the courses are at least 1 hour long and there is a test at the end you must pass with a score of 70 or above to move forward. They have different specialties depending on what you want to focus on. The instructors are seasoned Christian professors who offer years of experience and expertise. I thoroughly enjoyed the training and recommend them without hesitation to anyone just starting out as a Life Coach.

Such good school. The teachers are nice. The block schedule works out very well and helps get a lot…read moreof things done in the class period.