This is the Best School Very Great and kind teacher,s Everyone is very kind At This School Would…read moreHighly Recommended It!

This is a wonderful school. Our child has been attending for almost 3 years. He has come a long way…read moreand all the learning he has achieved is from the hard work these teachers and administrators pour into him. They know where each students is at academically and inform parents on their progress. They have great patience and are always available. I am at ease knowing my child is surrounded by attentive teachers and well behaved bright children. The campus is beautiful and family is always included in the extra activities. Great school!

Wider Horizons is the worst school ever! Please read the real reviews on Facebook where parents and…read morestudents tell their true traumatic experiences being there. They yell, humiliate and belittle your children. Mr and Mrs Maglio are unkind, disrespectful, and have no patience or idea how to foster, care, nurture, or provide a healthy learning environment for students. In my opinion, they need to be closed down. I will never be returning there.

I withdrew from St. Leo last spring. I just received a phone call from a collections company saying…read morethat my tuition was sent to collections for past due tuition that they charged me for the summer. Even though I had withdrawn, was using the GI bill and had not received any correspondence stating that I was being charged tuition for a term that I was not enrolled in. I called, after waiting an hour on hold, and they said that maybe my counselor signed me up for courses. Now I have to contact admissions, get a statement from them that I was not logged in or attending the summer session and still have to go through the collections company to pay. All of the correspondence that I had received were text messages asking how the semester was going, which I always replied I am not enrolled or attending. Thanks for ruining my credit with putting something in collections that shouldn't have been there to begin with.

I am an alumni at Saint Leo University and I will say so much has changed for the better. It's good…read moreto see a university that truly appreciate and invest in their students education. One of the reasons I love going to Leo was because it felt like a family atmosphere and there was always so much to do. The campus is beautiful and continuing to grow. The campus is taken care of upkeep is very well the ground screwed as a great job of making sure pride is taken. The buildings are very clean. There's so many options for food and an amazing and new pool. You're looking for a school right outside of the Tampa Bay area that stands true on its values this is where you want to be.

My grandson was having trouble in public school so his mother found Esther's school, a private…read moreschool. My grandson picked up all lost time and is graduating today with a 4.0 GPA! Pretty impressive. If you're looking for a good school that teaches kids the right subjects and not that woke garbage, then I highly recommend Esther's School.

The school is located right next to the middle school. The staff is friendly and the school itself…read moreis in a nice area. Would not hesitate to send my child here.

While attending PHSC I enrolled in classes at every campus with the exception of Brooksville and…read morecan tell you although their not perfect PHSC is a great school. PHSC offers small on campus classes, online and hybrid format courses. Instructors learn your name because you're not a face in an auditorium of 200 people. Each PHSC campus is comparable to most high schools with each class not surpassing 30 students. Most importantly PHSC is an accredited state college so you can transfer your credits elsewhere if need be. I earned a Bachelors and Associates Degree from Pasco Hernando State College. I completed a workforce training program, joined two honor societies and earned several scholarships while attending PHSC. I graduated PHSC with very little student loan debt. If I had attended USF or another large university I would certainly still be paying for my education. When visiting other institutions for information on graduate degrees, I was shocked to learn how many other students paid a ton of money for their four year degrees. One academic advisor told me he was jealous at how little debt I had since the same university he wanted me to attend charged him 40k. One tip I'd reccomend to new or existing students is to sign up for the PHSC foundation scholarship program. They award scholarships to nearly every student who applies. In exchange students are requird to help out at an event or promote their programs once or twice a year but would get anywhere from $500-1200 off tuition each semester. Don't attend a private school where your credits won't transfer and don't over pay for the same education at a university consider attending PHSC.

This college makes it absolutely impossible to be able to register for classes as a transient…read morestudent. They take forever to accept your application. Then once they do, you have to wait several days to get someone to upload what is needed on their end. Finally, once all of that is complete and you think you can register for you class - they put a hold on your account and make you speak with an advisor who never gets back with you. I only need 1 class to graduate in December that my current college is not offering, and I keep going around in circles with this school. Please, try your hardest to find another college that offers your course before you settle for this one.