You get out of it what you put into it. I put my all into it. I was there every day, and I studied…read morehard. Thus, I got alot out of it. I went through the Audi Training Program afterwards, and have seen reward from this. The teachers (for the most part) are excellent, and very well trained. They know what they're talking about, and a genuinely interested in your education. The other staff are very friendly and helpful. On the downside, the facility is run down. Alit of equipment needs to be repaired. Alit of the training aids need to be updated. Also, the staff are poor at communicating. It's hard to find information and figure out what is going on sometimes. Also the school doesn't like to give snow days. Often I've had to drive through terrible conditions to get to school. And even when there are snow days,vthey don't tell you the day before, like everyone else. They call you at 5 or 6 AM that day. School starts at 7AM, so if you live farther away, you might not find out until too late. The dorms are horrendous, so don't even consider them. They are rampant with drugs, alcohol, fights, and prostitutes. They don't even get a 1 star. Don't live in the dorms. To be honest, I'd give the Lincoln Tech experience a 3.8 star out if 5. It's a good school, but there's also alot of room for improvement. The career services department is excellent as well. Jenn Nunes has found me excellent job opportunities. Also to note, the Student Supervisor Aaron Oates is very good at his job. I go to him whenever I have a question is misunderstanding, and he's very helpful.

Every teacher in this this school goes above and beyond to make sure you know everything you need…read moreto about whatever trade you're interested in. Bryan got me in and idk about any other REP. But he truly cares about you doing your best. Mr. Papagna is seriously the best teacher I ever had! This guy multitasks like nobody i have ever met! He'll teach 3 classes at the same time! But seriously, if you're looking for the perfect trade school, this is perfect for ANYONE!!!!

Great school. Loved going there when I was younger the staff are really nice and friendlyread more

Went for an info session with my son. Really great group of deans and faculty members readily…read moreavailable. Warm greeting. Genuine interest in all students and families who attended.

There is NOTHING wrong with community college. I went to NWCC for my first two years to get my AS…read morein Marketing & Sales. Many students fresh out of high school think that going here will look "bad" in the long run when transferring, and finding a career, but I strongly disagree. Professors Valerie Royals and Dr. David Rodgers are great. I took classes in communications, micro/macro economics, financial/managerial accounting, all of my general ed classes, etc. And guess what? They ALL transferred to the University of Hartford, all 60 credits. Many of the full time staff and adjunct teachers have real-world experience and incorporate that into every day lessons. Some also teach part time or night classes at UCONN or UHART. I also remember having a professor in marketing who worked full-time for Pfizer, and a professor and mathematics who works full-time at the Hartford. I can't guarantee that those same people will still be there now, but when I can tell you is that this experience was not only great, but I was able to commute from my house extremely easily, and it saved me tons of money! I am now out of college debt-free because I started off I community college. To put it in perspective, I spent two years here, that's four total semesters as well as a few summer classes here and there to speed up the process. Each semester ran me about $1750 not including books. Books or anywhere from $3-$500 depending on the semester. This is pennies on the dollar compared to the university I transferred to! I also can't say with 100% confidence these prices because are the same because this was about 3+ years ago and I'm sure they have risen but they are most definitely cheaper then any state school or university! Some other perks about Northwestern are: free printing from the library, free tutoring assistance for classes, small class sizes, office hours with professors, opportunity for extra credit, activities part provided by the school and clubs to participate in!

Lesson went great with Susan. She was very nice and helpful throughout the entire lesson.read more

Don't waste your money, because I did. I payed almost 400 dollars and that isn't even Counting my…read more200 dollars ZOOM lessons, and that amount of money is not worth the bs they put you through. With that being said the teachers are actually great and I had a great experience in that aspect but other than that it is not worth the stress and money.

I was a student at Deborah's Dance Workshop for 20+ years. I received some of the best instruction…read morearound. Now, my daughter is a student of Miss Deb's and absolutely loves going to dance class every week. The staff is knowledgeable, kind and loving. The students are sweet and this studio truly feels like an extended family. If you're looking for talented instruction from teachers who truly love what they do, DDW is the place for you!

Great studio! Both kids have had such an amazing experience there and love to dance. The studio…read moreoffers a variety of different classes. I am really pleased with the teachers and the dances that they put together.

I recently went to this class to obtain my pistol permit finally. There was a great structure to…read morethe class. My instructor "Doc" made the entirety of the class enjoyable. He made sure we had hands on practice which helped everyone jump over the mound of being timid in class and collectively brought everyone together as a team. Overall, the instructing, personality, and structure of the course was 10/10. I'd definitely recommend to anyone wanting to obtain their license to give this place a try!