After searching high and low for a university that offers strong academics along with a caring…read moresmaller envoronment....my daughter found what she was looking for. The campus is magnificent and professors truly care. Dorms are just your typical dorm, nothing fancy unless of course you are lucky enough to get an ocean view! Go check it out!

Beautiful campus in San Diego. Had a tour with our daughter's to narrow down their prefrences and…read morechoices of universities they would like to attend. We were all in agreement with the programs & classes they offer as being some of the best. They have recently been recognized as an NCAA division 2 university with their baseball field named as the most scenic baseball field in the country according to Forbes magazine. Dorm rooms are adequate with beautiful community rooms with large windows to take in the gorgous ocean views.

La Sierra University is a welcoming campus with a strong sense of community. The professors…read moregenuinely care about their students and are always willing to help. It's a great place to learn, grow, and feel supported both academically and personally.

This university is a special place where service learning is integrated into academic studies in a…read moreChristian environment. Students are instilled With high values and ethics system to guide their professional practices.La Sierra is a campus where an emphasis on faith is felt and is a place where many diverse cultures can feel at home and safe- is cultural melting pot. My husband and I both did our undergraduate studies here and we have sent our children here.

Very beautiful campus and definitely well maintained you can tell that the culture and of the…read morepeople there is what makes this campus the way that it is there are some mix of old and new buildings they are all well maintained and cared for food at the food Hall is pretty good for a cafeteria at a university there are also other chain restaurant and drink options such as Coffee Bean and the Habit as well as other places it may seem like a large intimidating campus at first but once you walk a few times things are if I mean very familiar and it's really not that much walking many people have electric bikes but walking is just fine get your steps in another side note the recreation building is one of the best if not the best in the University of California system offering pickleball tennis weights and wall climbing and bouldering and much much more

This review is for UOR conferences they host. I've been lucky to see a conference on business and…read moreecon. Although I was not a presenter, I saw that there were presenters from China, Korea, India, many African countries, Saudi Arabia, and Dubai. The food and snacks of course were wonderful and the host (president Dr. Raj Singh) is one of the most gracious people you'll ever meet. He made sure everybody had whatever they needed during the presentation and made sure every's needs were taken care of. Luckily I was not from out of town but I know he help arrange some great deals on hotels for all the presenters and I think helped arrange entertainment for them too. If you have a paper or work you'd like to present, send it in to the University. I know they hosts conferences on many different topics. If you're work is accepted then be prepared to have a great time presenting and making friends with colleagues from around the world!

I really recommend this school to other kids that are gifted children with an I.Q. Of 100. 100…read morebecause the work is way up there. It's like College curriculum.

Great new experience 4 this new school year...principal is very nice and teachers also very…read morenice...the curriculum has been put together in way that is easy to follow & understand...so happy to start a new chapter w/Excelsior & everything it has to offer.

The best performing arts school there is. The knowledge and experience I've gained with The Young…read moreAmericans is far greater then anything I could have imagined. Glad to have been the first Swede in the group :) /NK 10

I was in the Young Americans and also graduated from UCLA. I can confidently say that the…read moreprofessional success rate of my Young Americans batch was way higher than my UCLA performing arts classmates. If your child is considering a career in the Performing Arts, there is no better location in the world as a singer, dancer or actor than Southern California in terms of making a living wage and accessing opportunities. The Young Americans' campus is about an hour drive from the entertainment capitol of the world. The Young Americans College of the Performing Arts provides for a great back up in terms of "music education" and if you complete the program with an additional 12 units through a partnership with the North Central Michigan College, these credits can be transferred to a four-year college. While in the Young Americans, I went to my first professional audition and booked a Broadway show that I performed in for the next 4 years. Others in my batch include artists from Sunset Boulevard, Miss Saigon, Rent, Wicked, Lion King, Stomp, Cirque de Soleil and Disney. Having been in the entertainment industry, nobody cares about a degree... it is the sparkle, that connecting of your soul into your craft that makes you stand out from the crowd. The Young Americans excel at this, cultivating your unique light, your star quality. You can see it in the students. It is cultivated day after day, hour after hour. In addition, the international tours are such a great opportunity to see the world and interact with different cultures transforming and expanding the performer and the human being. To top it all off, the Young Americans education comes at a CHEAP CHEAP financial investment for a top notch education and experience. I believe that the Young American experience is truly a rare gem in this world. 09/22/17 P.S. - I was just contacted by a prospective student from Finland with questions. In that vein, if any prospective student has any questions, I'm inviting you to private message me.

Shout out to Ms. Janice & Ms. Rosalie for the amazing support and encouragement!!!! These clinical…read moreinstructors are the reason I kept going and strived to never give up!!!!

This is a warning for any future students considering enrollment. I am enrolled in their DMS…read moreprogram and am having the worst experience. They are extremely unprofessional and unorganized. My cohort was not informed about the new semester start date, the class days, or whether classes would be online, hybrid, or in person. Nothing. We are a few days into the 3rd semester, received the schedule the day of. If I had not woken up early on Monday to log in to Moodle, I would have missed the first day of class, since they did not inform us of anything. I sent emails to Heather Benevento (Director of Admissions) and Tammy Latu (Executive Director) with no reply. It took me sending a follow-up email for Heather to reply and say that I would hear back by the end of the day from either of them. Of course, to no surprise, I did not receive an email. Whenever I call the campus, my calls go unanswered. I leave messages, and they are not returned. They use the excuse that it's a new campus and ask us to give them some grace, but if you are late on a tuition payment, late to class, or miss a day, they will make sure you face the consequences ASAP. Turns out the schedule we were given for the semester is not even accurate. Our professor had to inform us today that our lab day is canceled because the school doesn't have the supplies (shocker!). And now we will have lab on a day we were told there was no class. What about those of us who have jobs? Doctor's appointments? Job interviews? This school expects you to form your life around them and only cares about getting their money and nothing else.