I did have a hard time receiving the validation and course by course evaluation of my diploma. It…read morewas difficult because it took longer than predicted, also involved 2 universities, and the validator. I also dislike that some information might have been conveyed in an way which I did not fully understand what ECE was asking. I do have to say that they did validaded my diploma in the end, and they do have after purchase custumer support.

Horrible experience. They unnecessarily asked for documents from university which in my case was…read morereally not needed. Then they went ahead and wrote the report. When emailed them a very rude person responded saying no change will be made and no refund will be issued.

My now 4 year old daughter has been at Renaissance since she was 3 months old and I love it there…read more She has grown so much. The teachers give plenty of love and attention and I always know that she is safe. If I have any concerns, the director is always available to take my calls or text messages. There is a great playground and outside time is a priority weather permitting. In addition to loving care, this program teaches as well. Lilly has learned so many new skills and I feel that she is very prepared for school. I highly recommend Renaissance Child Development Center.

After several months attending, there have been multiple staff changes. The director is unorganized…read moreand demanding on parents about paperwork- though she does not give enough time for working parents to complete it. The director even argued with a parent in front of small children. With so many options for quality daycare, I suggest you keep looking.

My experience with Bryant & Stratton College was horrible that I dropped out of nursing school;…read morethey are a for profit private college, so they're expensive. When you purchase their books online, it is crazy expensive; even Financial Aid isn't enough to pay for it. And if you don't buy the books for your classes, it takes points off for a good grade EVEN THOUGH almost every class has power points made by the teachers that are directly created from the books themselves. They also do not buy the books back like most colleges, and you will end up in debt for the rest of your life attending this school; even if it's only for 2 years. I only stayed at that school for 2 and 1/2 weeks; they charged me about $3,000 for dropping out. The educational work wasn't hard at all; it was the people that worked at that school that made life difficult and a living hell, I knew so many people who went there and dropped out or didn't even last for a month, as well as those that did graduate and still would not recommend that college. They had a class where you had to specifically make 100% on a math test with only 3 tries, and automatically fail the whole class if you don't pass it. When you chat with their staff online, what they say is completely different from the staff at school; their teachers are also horrible at teaching, they give you assignments and expect you to do the work without their assistance after teaching nothing about the material. They also have strict rules about attending extra classes despite your life outside of school, whether it's work or children, and if you don't attend them, you automatically fail the classes. You are better off attending a cheaper and local/technical college; save your money and time, DO NOT GO HERE.

The financial aid department at this school is by far the worst of any school I've attended…read more They're always losing your paperwork, can never properly submit any paperwork timely or correctly, takes forever to respond back to you, but if you owe them any bit of money, they're on you like a debt collector. Funny how my financial aid officer hasn't responded to me in a week, but when I owed $200, she was calling me 10-12 times a day. They're not financial aid officers; they're debt collectors. The school curriculum is a joke. They say that the school is geared towards he working class but there's no way a person working a full time job can keep up with 2 classes a semester. I average over 40 hours a week in coursework for 2 classes. Any time I talk about this issue, I'm constantly given excuses by the school and that I basically need to suck it up. For 40 hours a week, I can go to a UW school or MATC full-time, have less school work and pay significantly less than what Kaplan is charging. Bottom line is this....Kaplan is a for profit school and all they care about is your money. They don't care if you fail a class because you'll just have to pay to take it again. They could care less about your life because as long as they are getting paid, that's all that matters. Do yourself a favor and hit up MATC or UWM. They offer online classes, they're reputable and you won't be paying a fortune.

#Kaplan University promised me a success scholarship and once I was locked in found a reason not…read moreto give it to me. I am a single mom who just unexpectedly adopted a special needs baby. All I want is to graduate. I am on the honer society and was a 4.0 student for two years at Kaplan I am short the exact amount to graduate that they promised me. What type of school would do this to a student?

This was such a cool experience. Learned a lot about craft cocktails, had a blast making them and…read moreenjoyed the total experience. We have the private mixology class at our friend's apartment. It was a great afternoon, full of fun and laughs and good drinks. Highly recommend Free Pour MKE - you will love it!

We had so much fun at our class-informative, fun, and such good cocktail!!! Highly highly…read morerecommend!!!

I'm not a student, but i went to the senior exhibition, which was open to the public (with…read moreprecautions). Signed up for a slot online and dragged the wee ones to the 3rd ward for for art. Guards at the entrance were nice and helpful. They pointed us downstairs to the galleries. Which were empty: we didn't see anyone else our whole visit. The art was of various media, from painting, costumes, sculpture, videos, comics, and more. Something for everyone. And you can't beat the price. Though you do have to put some money in the meter. Took us about 40 minutes. Definitely a place to visit, with or without kids. Check on their site to see when they have exhibitions and what they are showing.

From the owner: The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, located in Milwaukee, is an accredited four-year college…read morethat provides Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in Communication Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture + Design and New Studio Practice: Fine Arts. Founded in 1974, the college offers courses to more than 650 students. Its Pre-College Program offers intensive studio, technical, and conceptual experience for high school students. The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design offers a continuing education program that includes fine art and design disciplines, special interests and travel. It also includes skill and discipline-specific classes, lectures and other special presentations and opportunities for educational travel.

Tim is an amazingly gifted worshiper of Jesus Christ. He excels in a wide range of musical talents…read more- from vocals, keyboard, flute, and especially, saxophone. As a fellow believer and participant on the worship team which he leads, I can attest to Tim's passion, preparation, and dedication as a teacher, as well as his investment in seeing me develop in my musical giftings. Tim is extremely patient and encouraging and makes learning/growing an enjoyable experience. I do not believe you will find a better teacher and mentor in the development of your musical talent. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Service of Song offers lessons with saxophone, flute, piano / keyboard, beginner wind instruments,…read morecomposing, music theory, and improvisation. Service of Song also provides Christian music for events such as a wedding or outreach with specialties as a singer and sax player.

I am a military veteran working on my 2nd degree. When I went to college the first time, from start…read moreto finish, it wasn't the best experience, but I got it done. Now I have a chance to start fresh, and I gotta say, I had a great experience working with Helena S. Benn at Herzing University South Region New Orleans Campus. From the beginning of the enrollment process, she was incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and patient. I really appreciate when people are direct and can deliver information with grace. I never felt rushed asking questions or needing explanations about the program--I truly valued her approach. She responded to my emails lightning fast, making the whole process much smoother. Helena made everything easy to follow by using bullet points to clarify what I've already completed and what I still need to submit. Her transparency and support really helped me stay organized and motivated. Overall, my first impression is a 10/10. I highly recommend working with Helena if you're considering Herzing. She genuinely cares about her students and makes the process much less stressful. If you're looking for someone knowledgeable, kind, and responsive, she's definitely the right person to guide you on your educational journey.

It is very hard to get a hold of advisers. Also, a specific advisor Allison Gr**** does not know…read morewhat she is doing. It took her a month to retrieve my transcripts even though they were sent electronically within an hour. She would return calls weeks later and refer you to staff who would then refer me back to her. Matters that could have been handled within a week or two has taken months to resolve.