10/10 school, real good people and they treat me well. But some people are freaky and they won't…read morestop talking about skibidi toilet. Also one time I found a long strand of hair in my lunch and that kinda sucked, food tastes like any average spps meal. Bad.

Fairly good school. Kids are okay staff are friendly and helpful. I love the community here, very…read moreinclusive and fun. Many cool events to participate in.

5 stars for teaching and the teachers. As far as how this place is run 2 stars at most. Place is…read moredirty, small and no parking. Kids running around everywhere I blame the parents for that. Too Damn stressful and chaotic in here.

I attend a Afro Caribbean Dance class here. I don't know if that means I'm able to write a proper…read morereview for the school, but I will write what I know about it. There are many entrances, which is nice, but also hard a long walk if you park by the wrong door without knowing it. The lockers seem really skinny but tall, would seem hard to fit a normal size backpack in one unless you mush it inside. There are multiple classrooms as I walked the halls, like I said I'm taking a dance class there and even the dance class is a proper dancing class space. I didn't have that in the school I went to when growing up. Also didn't have a dance class to take. Anyway, there are many pros and cons to a school, but since I'm not in school I don't know the day to day life and security of it all. I do know that when I arrive to my after school hours class, they do have a person who sits in the hall of the main doors(we are told to enter) and helps direct people who seem like they are wondering and don't belong. That is also a plus I feel for the school and the property. Overall, I would take class here again, I have heard that it is somewhat of a sketchy place to park your car, my friends told me never to leave anything valuable in your car, because of break-ins that have happened, but I never had valuables in my car to begin with. I also think people should be careful regardless of where they are parked. School parking lot or not.

Center Hi school is very halal (not haram) i love when o go school get stone from weed in hallway…read morebasement staircase and stair auditorium weed sex it make me more exited to go center hi school my favrit part when i go lunch and accident die myself becus school food taste like grandad foot fungus very bad nono then i go ap chemistry with mr mother he is very good chemist so he teach at center hi school center hi school is very good my other favrit part is when the when the i when is when the when me when the in class and i get kick out by bad teacher beacsue i fail class they kick me to curb and parent curb stomp me but it 'is ohkau because i always gradjuat with diplom at center hi school no college accept me because center hi sxhool has no educatikns anyway likes i am sayin center hi school big beautiful building every glance at it take my will to life away even more then flint michigan water beachuse it make me so sad the building is very cool much gray and tan very soul sucking just like the sucking going on in staircase g (don't go there it's sucking) sometimes i shid my pnts in school and it stink the building up and go through vents it makes me happy cents it bring life into center hi school cause center hi school very sad also the teacher are mean they throw me out window when i shid my pants and yell at me for no reason very sad not halal yes that is my 3 star review it is quite mid since center hi school is quite mid and the teacher classes are mid and the food is mid actually the food is bad id rather put it up my butthol then eat it okay buy gamers :3

First the school is mostly good if you don't roast anybody or be mean no one will hate you the…read morelunch is a little bad but not that bad is the things are nice and teachers don't give to much homework the teachers will yell at students but not too much and only if they misbehave a little., the school is good and a little great but not the best the lunch is cheap 5 dollars it's like fruit sometimes sometimes veggies and and like some cheap things but kind of healthy. The last thing is that it teaches religion but not too much a good amount not too much or too little. So it's a great school not the best like four stars I think.

I came to Edina Community Education Services for a Zumba class with Katherine McGraw. My friend and…read moreI paid the drop-in rate, but you can sign up for different sessions and pay about $9 a class. They are currently being held Saturday mornings. We had a lot of fun moving and grooving to Katherine's tunes. She has a good mix of Latin, Hip-Hop and Pop music. Her instruction was very good and we had little trouble following her. It's clear she's been dancing for quite a while. This was a decent workout and I would definitely suggest Katherine's Zumba class for beginner-intermediate. I personally like my Zumba a little faster paced, but if you're new to this style then she'll be great because she explains the steps and none of them were complicated. Also, the class isn't crowded, which makes it easier to see what she is doing.

I am currently in the RN-BSN program at Metropolitan State University, and I want to warn other…read moreworking nurses before they enroll. Although this program is 100% online, the school charges exorbitant additional fees that are the same as (or grouped with) the pre-licensure/on-campus BSN program. This includes differential tuition of hundreds of dollars per semester and multiple on-campus student fees -- despite the fact that RN-BSN students do not use on-campus facilities, parking, or in-person resources. Most employers only reimburse tuition, not fees, so these extra charges come directly out of pocket. For me, this added up to thousands of dollars that I could not be reimbursed for, simply because the program categorizes these costs as "fees" instead of integrating them into tuition. It feels misleading and financially unfair to working nurses who choose the online option because it's supposed to be flexible and affordable. The RN-BSN program should not be grouped with the traditional nursing program when online students receive none of the on-campus benefits. This is a pay disparity that Metro State has not addressed, even after multiple students questioned it. I cannot recommend the RN-BSN program to other nurses until the university updates its fee structure to reflect what online students actually use -- and stops passing unnecessary costs onto working adults trying to advance their education.

Have one degree and part of a second from this wonderful university. Loved the school and it's…read moregreat students and faculty. Thanks Metro State.

DO NOT GO TO SCHOOL HERE None of the staff besides Racheal…read moreseem to be very educated in esthetics. You are taught very minimal things and are expected to preform services you barely know on real clients. Some of the services I wasn't even taught by an instructor and was still expected to preform them on clients. Another student signed her contract days before mine and somehow I was the only one in the class that ended up paying THOUSANDS more for the same education. When I confronted the school about it they questioned on how I even knew that in the first place and made up lots of excuses on how their policies just happened to change in those couple days. This school will suck every penny they can out of you, they make up hidden fees in your contract so that you end up owing the school a lot more money then just tuition when you've completed the course. READ THE CONTRACT VERY CAREFULLY. They are constantly changing their "policies" and the rules are different for each class. The class before me had a cheaper tuition and the class after me paid a lot more and they didn't even receive a kit like all the previous classes did. Me and multiple other students have reported them to the BBB because of how poorly and unfairly the administration treats their students. The reason they have such good reviews is because they hound the current and previous students to leave them a good rating. If this review can stop just one person going to school here I will sleep easy at night.

Update! After working with the Dean I found them to be very supportive of my continued internship…read moreand they added some additional days during the month that I was permitted to shadow. I will say that the instructor team that performs the services here does an amazing job of supporting new students.