I highly recommend Sharp's both as a student and as a client. I've gotten some great haircuts,…read morecolors, and a great education there. They fully prepared me for my state board test, and for my job in a salon afterwards. On top of all of that, Angie is always supportive of her students, and professional. I had a panic attack when I had my very first client there, and I felt nothing but kindness and understanding from her, as well as the other teachers.

As a past student of Sharps Academy of Hairstyling, I regret to say that my experience was…read moreextremely toxic and disappointing. The instructors/owners were unprofessional, often resorting to narcissistic and passive aggressive behaviors, scare tactics, or openly gossiping about students and clients. The owner has stated openly how much she dislikes her job, and this sentiment is clearly reflected in her attitude and the overall atmosphere and performance of the school. I CANNOT in good conscience refer anyone to attend this school as they prioritize money and accreditation over the well being and education of their students. The environment fostered timidity and fear rather than confidence and skill development. Rather than inspiring and supporting me in my journey to become a Stylist, their behavior caused me to nearly want to give up on it altogether. It wasn't until I switched to a new school, and a healthy teaching environment, that my passion for hair was reignited and I look forward to my future in this industry. Additionally, the lack of proper equipment and outdated products hindered our learning experience. It's true what they say: you get what you pay for, and in this case, it falls short of even that expectation.  In conclusion, the fact that I have to at least rate this 1 star, this star goes to the students there that have to endure this school.

Good schools. That's where I get taught subjects like math and next year, Algebra I. They teach…read morefinance classes and exploratory economy. Great teachers are here, like the 2012 close-to-retiree who teaches exploratory economy for seventh grade and eighth grade social studies. And don't forget about the wonderful quadruple-sensation, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Maday, Mr. Newell and last but certainly not least Mrs. Hotton. These are the biggest contributors throughout my seventh grade year.

great place to get haircuts.... and a shave!! students are positive and learning so great to…read moresupport the training and get an awesome value -- along with a great look.

Tough but good college. They really help prepare you for the real world. Made some lifelong friends…read morehere

Kettering University's rec center has everything you need but most equipment is dated. They did…read morerecently get a new pec deck, leg extension, and a stair master. They have also expanded their weight room with an auxiliary weight room which feels very open. The pool is very well maintained but the hot tub closes down frequently. The rec center also has 2 basketball courts and 2 extra courts used for tennis, pickle ball, badminton, and futsal. They also have 2 rachet ball courts and a squash court. There is also a 200m curved indoor track. The rec center will get the job done but nothing is too special.

Went to a woman's softball tournament at Swartz Creek community school's softball diamonds. They…read morehave several softball fields that they maintain,in really good shape. There is plenty of parking near the fields, a lot spectater seating. Porta John's availabl.e. At this tournament there was a food truck set-up not far from the fans. They have a nice setup

Had a great experience with the guys. Learned a lot and look forward to tasting the final product.read more

To say that we are happy with the Montessori method and the amazing teachers here would be an…read moreunderstatement. It is so exciting to be on this educational path with our son and we are so thankful we found you!

Maintenance man would rather have other employees do his job for him like carrying boxes then him…read moredo his job of carrying boxes cause other employees to get hurt and injured and setting deadlines on when they are supposed do them. And have the other employees not doing the job they are supposed be doing.

Most of the teachers are great, with some bad apples (like anywhere). Teachers are paid minimally,…read morewe saw a tuition increase of 22% which we were told was for the "teacher retention". Although teachers only received a $0.48 cent hourly increase. The past year we saw a lot of teacher turn over, probably due to low wages.