Unfortunately they only care about your money not your success. Jefferson prioritizes revenue over…read moreeducation, with high tuition and poor career prospects.

At commencement today started late (aren't these people educators and supposed to be intelligent)…read more Total shit show dis organized. I am not surprised based on my experience with their facially not pleasant. Over priced education that did not deliver on my daughters or my expectations

My kids have been seen at the family suite for about 2 years now. The most difficult business to…read morework with. My child needs a referral instead of the 100 of doctors guessing what is wrong. The issue originally started back at the end of March we are now in July and still no solution and no referral. However they say they put the referral in and yet I get to call to schedule long behold no referral arrives. If you do not know what you are doing I rather you say that, I work a different facility much larger and way more volume so I would know.

I'm finally home!…read more When I paid Philadelphia a visit late 2018, I had to make my way to the main campus of PCOM (Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine). Being a graduate at the satellite campus in Georgia (which is unique in that it has a PharmD program), I needed to be able to walk the campus and explore. While I did not get a true tour since I just showed up randomly, staff actually tried to accommodate me, and were only unable to because they were holding interviews for potential candidates. I'm not going to go over the degrees offered here, because you probably know what they offer if you're searching med schools. In truth, I can't even speak on the professors because my experience was in Georgia (many of the professors in pharmacy school were excellent, FYI). Instead i'm just going to speak on the campus and the staff. Being a 17 acre campus, I ran around the campus like a kid on a playground, current students likely looking at me like I needed medical help. From the central courtyard to the lovely fountain and garden area, all the way to the Levin Administration building, that looks like it was built in the early 1900s (because it was), all held a charm that I really couldn't stop smiling over. That the campus is just a few minutes from downtown Philadelphia is even better. I would've had a blast on this campus. Very excited to call myself an Alumni of PCOM, and finally able to walk the original campus. Thanks to the great staff, who did there best to accommodate me just showing up, hopeful for a tour. Definitely put a smile on my face during my time in Philly, and while I won't be back for another degree, I just may return for a tour when I'm back in Philly! Study hard!

Looking for a professional MBA degree recognized all over the world? St. Joseph's University,…read morePhiladelphia offers both full time and part time MBA programmes suiting your requirements. The university located in the heart of the city of Philadelphia is fast becoming a much sought after business school for professional degrees especially MBA. Only St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia gives you an MBA that is valued and recognized by all the major companies in the U.S. The MBA degree offered by St. Joseph's University at two locations, Philadelphia and Collegeville, adhere to the policies established by the university's Haub School of Business. The Philadelphia campus is located in the heart of the city and the Collegeville campus is located at Ursinus College, near King of Prussia, PA. The excellent facilities offered at the Philadelphia Campus makes this university one of the leading MBA Colleges of Philadelphia. The MBA program of St. Joseph University, Philadelphia is designed to meet the needs of working professionals in the Greater Philadelphia Area. Do you want to earn a part time MBA to enhance your career prospects? The part time MBA offered by SJU Philadelphia is the right choice for you! St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia has been awarded the AACSB International Accreditation representing the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. As an AACSB International accredited university, we are committed to quality and continuous improvement in our business degrees like MBA. Therefore, get the benefit of an AACSB MBA and know the difference! for more Dn't forget to VISIT : : http://www.sju.edu/hsb/mba

Part-time MBA program at Haub School of Business is perfectly suited for working business…read moreprofessionals around the area to make the next leap in their career. Faculty, drawn from both academic and business world, makes aids to experential learning. I have only good memories as an alumni of Haub School of Business. Did I forget to mention the network of Haub School continues to helps me with my business life today...

I recently completed Level II Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT) training after completing Level I…read moretraining last November. The training/workshops are an excellent introduction to CBT. The training helped me realize that CBT is an effective psychotherapy that has more depth and nuances than a 'manual-based' psychotherapy, as CBT is often referred to. When I read Dr. Aaron Beck's book, Cognitive Therapy of Depression I said that the book should be required reading for all graduate counseling programs. After completing the trainings I am sorry I did not begin training in CBT while in graduate school or immediately after graduating (as one of my professors urged me to do). The training is thorough and informative. The training has helped me help my patients while also helping me improve my self as a psychotherapist. As I mentioned, the curriculum is excellent. But I could not write a review without mentioning how knowledgeable, professional and passionate the instructors are. The workshops are a great introduction to CBT. I realized to become proficient as a CBT therapist I would need additional training/supervision. I look forward to beginning supervision in the Beck Institute supervision program this spring and attending the workshop on CBT and PTSD this Fall. I am glad that I made the investment in time and money to attend the CBT workshops at the Beck Institute. I am sure it will pay dividends for my patients and my practice in the future.

From the owner: [Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, CBT Training]…read more Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy is a non-profit organization founded in 1994 as an outgrowth of Dr. Aaron T. Beck's original Center for Cognitive Therapy at the University of Pennsylvania. Today Beck Institute is an international training and resource center for health and mental health professionals, educators, and students worldwide. In addition to offering training programs at our Philadelphia location, we help create or improve cognitive behavior therapy programs at universities, hospitals, community mental health centers, health systems, and other institutions. Beck Institute also provides clinical mental health services and consultations and promotes research in the field.

My son has been in that school for 6 years and in this time these are the issues we've had…read more - private duty nurses coming home nearly in tears due to mistreatment. -my son came home with rug burns and bruising bc combination of private duty nurse and school failing to comply with his IEP. -overall toxicity reported by private duty nurses about Gina (nurse) and entire HR department. HR department and staff routinely discuss 6 figure salary of teachers and other staff in front of nurses that make much less (nurses felt demeaned and demoralized) -defaming of parents, spreading lies about home lives, sharing private medical information about families (illegal). They have a private text chat where they speak poorly about everyone who isn't there, including families. -instructors/aids called me names (b%$tch) in front of a private duty nurses and my son (defamatory). - staff told my nurse she was being replaced (I wasn't going to fire her). By the time I got home there was nothing I could do as the lies told there meant she no longer trusted me. - not knowing my son was not in school when he was there. - Per my nurses, one teacher is only in classroom for a combined 2 hours per school day. Always seem to be at lunch, micromanaging nurses. I have expressed concerns to school, but this behavior is justified. Apparently there is a reason for this. -My son was supposed to be in a room with other non-ambulatory children (he has CP), my son was placed in a classroom where 1 child threw desks, nurse left classroom for hours at a time due to my son's safety. Neither nurse nor school sought fit to communicate this to me. - not communicating when my son was not in the classroom. There were several hours where I could not account for my son's whereabouts. -Recently, my son waited in nurses office for 7 hours because nurses office, HR office and nursing agencies refuse to speak to one another. I have high turn-over partially bc of the unprofessional behavior at the school. The other challenge is that my son is getting larger. My son can't attend this school without a nurse. This means we cycle through nurses. Staff routinely lies and defames us. - Just this week, the nursing credentials were provided to school staff the day prior (prior to end of school hours) Gina then failed to communicate to HR. When credentials were sent, HR sat on them for 2.5 hours before alerting agency there was a problem with the documentation. While this inept behavior was occurring, my son and his nurse were threatened that they needed to leave immediately. Please think twice before sending your kids here..... I wanted this to work and all I want to do is cry. These are some of the most unprofessional people. The only good thing is that they at least act like they care about my son. I worked so hard to get my son here and am now regretting my decision.