My son attended school here and we had no problems the entire time! This school is big and…read moreconnected to the elementary school. Although it's connected they have their own entrance and parking lot . The teachers are great and you can tell they enjoy teaching. The school is also a top performing school! Your children will learn and be in a safe environment.

I had an amazing experience at ABC Bartending School in Greensboro, NC! I attended the 2-week night…read moreclass (4 classes total) and was actually able to complete the course by class 3 because of how well everything was taught. Tevin was extremely thorough. He didn't just teach us how to make drinks -- he broke down how to properly run a bar, handle real-life bar scenarios, and navigate challenging situations professionally. The hands-on training and realistic examples really made a difference. He also made the class fun and engaging, which helped everything stick. I created my own study guide from the notes I took in class, and as long as you pay attention and take good notes, you will pass with no problem. One thing I really appreciated is that they allow you to come back as often as you like for additional practice. That shows they truly care about their students being confident and prepared, not just passing the test. 10/10 experience. I left feeling knowledgeable, confident, and ready to step behind a bar. Highly recommend! Great experience from start to finish!

Instructor is great however who is working in the office has poor listening skills and bad customer…read moreservice skills. Highly annoying

Campus is huge. I have the opportunity to have gone here for my undergrad years and now I have the…read morepleasure to work here. There are some things that need to be worked on to get everything in order, but I love it. The team I am a part of is amazing. While they do have their issues prior to me being here, I am glad to be here!

I am giving North Carolina A&T University a 5 star rating based on my experience being on campus…read morefor the very first time. It is not easy to navigate the campus, even with a map. The good news is that random students who were stopped by me several times were kind, cordial, and polite with their directions, allowing me to eventually find the venue and correct parking lot. I recognize the faces of creativity, passion, and loyalty for this institution. School spirit is strong on this campus and I was pleased to feel this, coming from the community.

We love OCCS! We have two boys there ages 3 and 5. They get to experience learning through play…read moreand investigation and have fun doing it. They also learn important skills like expressing their feelings and acknowledging the feelings of others. They spend a lot of time outside exploring and playing and inside doing projects and research. We couldn't be happier with the experience at OCCS and the boys love it there too. The only downside is that they follow a school calendar so if you need full time care due to working there are multiple weeks and days off a year to juggle and you need a flexible schedule or back up care.

this school is awsome the staff is great my grand child learned so much from being there he is only…read more2 years old he counts he sings songs it is amazing the staff really cares about these children and so do the owners . my daughter felt bad putting him in daycare(school) but now she feels bad keeping him home. i cannot express how great this school is!

Location of auditions and performances for Kernersville Little Theatre. It can be tough to find the…read morefirst time here! Standard school facility that is used for community events. If you're having trouble finding it, look for cars to the left and behind the elementary school building.

Their Beyond Academics program is a scam because it's just modifications. More like Beyond…read moreAnnoying! Anyways... When I was 20 years old (this was in the spring of 2017, BTW), my parents and I toured the university. I was still in high school at the time (I'm autistic in case you are not aware). I had a mental breakdown on the car ride home to Candler because I felt inconvienced by the whole thing. The tour guides were nice, but that's literally the only good thing I have to say. UNC Greensboro, you are the reason why I have no faith in the post-secondary educational realm! You're damn lucky I didn't end up in the mental hospital because if I did, you punks will pay for putting me through a lot of pain! Now that I'm older and wiser (I'm 26, BTW), I should've reconsidered touring the place. I hope the Beyond Academics program gets shut down and I hope the person in charge of the program gives up his or her position. BOTTOM LINE, NEVER EVER SET FOOT AT THIS PLACE! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE FOR ALL I CARE! I DEMAND YOU APOLOGIZE TO ME RIGHT NOW!

"Ew, why are you writing a review for a university?"…read more"Because I can, so shut your trap." I went here for undergrad and I had such a great experience, minus 2 of the roommates I had who became sudden haters overnight. Well, that means I did something right ;) This university is very diverse for one that is in the south. Yes, I said it. There were always events going on, the apartments on campus are really nice, convenience stores the best on campus ones I've seen, the financial aid office was top notch, and the teachers I had were personable and I was able to talk to them and they didn't have a God complex when they had Ph.D's. I have nothing but 85% good memories about college & made great friends I will have for life. The city of Greensboro itself? Meh. VERY little nightlife, eateries, and events compared to NYC. But if you're with people who you can have fun with regardless, the surrounding area is an added bonus OR an obstacle that you will tackle. The End.

A growing church following Christ's call to feed the hungry. Strong challenging bible study on…read moreSundays and Wednesdays.

I remember when I was a kid growing up in the Bronx and saving empty soda bottles so I could put…read moretogether 25 cents and go to our local movie to see a double feature. For another 10 cents you got a big bowl of popcorn and a drink! Ah yes, those were the days! I saw all kinds of movie musicals in those days, but when I saw West Side Story I knew that I loved musicals and so my longtime passion with live theater began. Over the years I have seen dozens and dozens of Broadway musicals, and so when I moved permanently to Greensboro in 1989, I was thrilled to discover the incredible theater scene in our area. Between community theaters, colleges and universities and grassroots and professional offerings, Greensboro has it all, or should I say did and will have it all again once this crazy pandemic is over. So when I heard that New York had decided to try out Phantom of the Opera in a university setting and they handpicked Elon University's theater department to present this pilot project, I knew I had to be in the audience. So in 2008 for the first time I traveled 70 East to Elon's campus and was blown away by the beauty of it all. Gorgeously landscaped, great dining options, outstanding buildings and amazing facilities. I eventually ended up at the Center for Performing Arts and The McCrary Theatre to see this production of Phantom. For over two and a half hours I sat there with my jaw dropped to the floor. These were college students? How could that be? They were all triple threats; with professional acting dancing and singing skills. The costumes were out of this world. It was beautifully directed and choreographed. The scenery and lighting were lush and innovative. The orchestra and music was outstanding, and I could go on and on and on. After that I was hooked! One of my favorite things to do is to get two tickets and turn one of my friends in Greensboro on to this amazing jewel right down the road . I love to watch their jaw drop as well!! LOL Some of the more outstanding productions that stick out in my mind are rent Ragtime, We Will Rock You and Sweeney Todd. But I also loved In the Heights and Crazy For You. See what I mean? Before the pandemic you could not attend a Broadway production without noticing several Elon students in the cast. Several times I have seen students in an Elon production to joyfully see them playing the lead in shows like Cinderella and Newsies on Broadway just months after their graduation. Parking is easy, the price is very modest and you're going to see performers and future stars at Elon on and back stage right before the professional world gobbles them up. My heart breaks for all these talented Elon musical theater students waiting for the stage to reopen, but when it does, I will be heading over to campus to get my ticket and hope to see you sitting next to me in the audience! Intermission candy is on me!!

What a great package! Grounds and buildings are emaculet. The students presented the school well…read moreand the statistics are very impressive. The cost is what you would expect from a private University.