This is a great place to go, no matter what your painting level is... It's fun! Generally each…read moreclass is around two hours... And you can bring your own alcohol!

Very great college. I like it here at this school. Good parking a lot of people go here the staff…read moreis very helpful and friendly here on campus. They have over 60 majors to choose from. Scheduling is very easy do to and doesn't take long to do. They offer classes 6 days a week at anytime.

I was a student here of 3 years in the arts. Initially, I was an interior design student. I decided…read morethat I wasn't as interested in it as I had hoped so I leaned on my second option: Painting Illustration. I rode on FAFSA here as a low income student and never had an issue with the financial aid office. That's basically one of the few compliments I can give this school. The cafeteria food doesn't offer much variety and is at the same value as secondary school lunches, which doesn't say much. I only had one arts professor (Denise Evans) who I actually learned a lot from. She has a reputation for giving a hefty work load. She's the meticulous type which is likely why I got so much out of her class. She's definitely killing many forests with all the handouts, but each handout is very easy to read and helpful. Otherwise, not much other professors have made a good impression on me, if any impression at all. Good luck If you're dealing with bullying or discrimination here because here is where my story gets rocky. I had a professor named Brian Overman my first semester for my architecture courses. He was definitely not liked by quite a bit of students because he would come across as arrogant sometimes. I overlooked this after a while because I'm not that judgmental unless a person just seems downright awful. I used to talk to him once in a while even after I switched my majors but still remained having classes in the same building (ATC). I lost any respect for this person after a situation during my last year. I gifted him architecture mugs near the holidays because I thought of him when I saw them and simply thought it was a nice gift for an architect. Man, did he make me regret that. He did the total opposite of a considerate "I appreciate the offer but I cannot accept this". Rumors spread to some of the students in the building accusing me of having feelings for him. If you're familiar with the ATC, it's not that big and many students mingle since they have the arts and classes in common. Yes, he did approach me at some point earlier on, but he placed me on a pedestal when doing so. He stated that he was worried I thought there was something more than "friendship". I denied having feelings for him but he carried on mocking me and didn't believe me. I was so embarrassed and uncomfortable. I actually went home crying to my best friend on the phone. The days got worse after that because of students harassing me in halls and classes. Certain teachers didn't even care if students were talking about it because everyone who heard the rumors believed them. The bullying got to a point that I relapsed into depression and was legitimately afraid for my safety on campus. Not a single person would hear me out though and needless to say I was bitter for it. Apparently, this professor is still employed here but retired from full time. Sharing this may sound petty to some people, but I hope this gets across since the lies still carry out to this day. It's disgusting when schools claim they are against bullying but doesn't actually take action when a student is in trouble. Anyone should be fired for having no remorse over provoking someone to have a mental illness or relapse in this case. This school not only doesn't care about it's students, but it's just going downhill period. It used to be known for it's nursing program, but there have been nursing students complaining about how much the curriculum has changed. It's probably only worth going here if you're seeking a general education degree only to transfer and save money.

Our son has been dancing here since he was five and loves it more and more every single week he…read moregoes for all these years! He has done hip hop, tap, jazz, ballet and modern. The staff is amazing and treats every single child as if they are a star. They also treat them all like family! Definitely recommend! They are going above and beyond during COVID to ensure staff and student safety! Excellent safety planning!

My daughter has danced at the studio for 14 years. Now in college she still dances several days a…read moreweek. The Harris' are great people, love the kids and teach them to be great people, not just dancers. There are other studios, but none that offers the balance of challenging dance, and learning to tell a story through dance. They focus on performance, not competition. My favorite is the spring ballet, which is a full length ballet performed by the entire studio, from 4 years old to adult. They have a wide breadth of courses, for kids and adults. All styles and skill levels. They also have some acting, singing and music teachers for whatever you might like to learn. They offer 8 week sessions for very little money, and also do bring a friend classes a couple times a year. I highly recommend them.

I transferred here into English but I switched back to Psychology which was my major at a previous…read moretransfer school - Walden University (total waste of time and it was an online university so that's how it is). Most of the staff on campus were friendly and the full time psychology professors were very knowledgeable and helpful. I didn't have a few issues with financial aid but it got sorted out. Wilkes can be tough depending on your program but it'll prepare you for the workforce. They offer a lot of opportunity so you'll get your bang for your buck. I wish I was still going here but alas it's too expensive for me to return to.

Cute place to host events and get crafty. Birthdays. Girls Nights. Date Nights. They even have a…read moreglow room in the back which I thought was fun. Neon everything. The owner was gracious and fun. I didn't see a listing of upcoming activities to draw a crowd in but even if it's just a pair of you, it's always fun to feel the whimsy of the crafty inner child in you.

Serious issues with parking and angry neighbors. Apparently there is an ongoing dispute over…read moreparking and the neighbors will openly disrupt your child's party over parking spots. Owner of The c c. Art Den seemed like this was her customer's problem and refused to resolve the problem with a simple sign. One of the parents in my party got a $30 parking ticket from Nazareth Police and was screamed at by one angry neighbor. Not worth the aggravation. ZERO STARS

I think many of the only few reviews here are sour grapes…read more I know many people that have degrees from King's And have excellent professional careers A degree is only what you make of it. And yes it's true that you need to know what the college is known for in picking a major

I got a degree in economics from here in 2011. I never got an interview for a job requiring a…read morecollege degree until 2016, but by that time, people thought that too much time had passed since I got my degree, and I was blackballed from professional employment. If you go to King's, choose a major in computer science, nursing, or physician's assistant. Otherwise, you may end up like me. King's admission rate is 77%, and the national average is 65%. According to PrepScholar, "[w]ith a GPA of 3.38, King's College accepts below-average students." I found that to be the case, as most students seemed not to care about the classes or much else for that matter. The career planning office is a joke. They had interviews for used car sales jobs. Need I say more? If you don't major in something that is medically or computer science related, your degree will likely be worth nothing from here. I was doing well in life until I got the King's. I was a loyal student and supported my school. They didn't support me. They ruined my life by giving me a costly degree that had and has no value.

Did the pottery wheel for our anniversary, was an amazing personal experience and can tell the…read moreowner loves what she does!

My girlfriend and I had an excellent time at Art Fusion! The class wasn't very big so the teacher…read morepaid close attention to us and didn't rush us whatsoever. The painting wasn't too elaborate and really gave us a chance to learn how to create it, we would definitely go here again.

They have a lot of different things and a lot of gift options. The store owner and workers are all…read morevery kind and helpful. The things are pretty well priced as well, overall a great place.

This was the first time since the pandemic. That my husband and I were able to make it into my…read morefavorite local Art store. Right now they are running a huge sale on Art Storage, Watercolors. If you're in the area be sure to stop by and check them out.