DO NOT...I REPEAT DO NOT ENROLL AT FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY....My experience was terrible. Working with…read moretheir business office or financial aid department is a level of toxic you do not want to experience. The staff is not competent at their job duties. Non- communicative and condescending is what you can expect in terms of enrollment and throughout the duration of your time there. They are truly focused on profits and not the success of their students. You've been warned. Tread carefully.

I've experienced an incredibly stressful and disappointing process with Franklin University. I…read morecompleted my final course in November 2024 and immediately faced a lengthy and strenuous grade appeal process. During this time, the university repeatedly violated its own policies by missing response deadlines they established. After nearly three months, I won my grade appeal, demonstrating that my concerns were valid. However, I am now facing another roadblock: the university registrar's office has not updated my transcript to reflect my earned degree. Because of this, I am missing out on job opportunities, a salary increase, and I am unable to apply to master's programs. My academic and professional life has been in limbo since November, and despite my efforts to follow every required process, the university has shown little urgency or concern for how these delays are impacting me as a student and working professional. This has been one of the most stressful experiences of my academic journey, and I would caution prospective students to consider whether this level of institutional responsiveness aligns with their expectations.

We had a great experience at Joyland. Our daughter attended preschool and kindergarten there. The…read morepeople there are nice and my daughter loved it. Very happy with our experience. They offer flexible schedules and a great child teacher ratio for kindergarten, 16 to 1. We will miss them all.

We've been very happy with the Kumon center in Upper Arlington. Both of my elementary age…read moredaughters participate in the reading and math program. Not only have they benefited from the extra ELA and math work, the structure has been great and their confidence in learning has really excelled. Although they may grumble at having to complete the 20-30 mins. of daily work, they're also so proud of themselves when they finish and when they pass a test to move onto the next level . The staff is also very encouraging. I highly recommend Kumon to any parent who is looking for that extra boost in education for their child.

This Kindercare location is simply wonderful. We have been there for 3.5 years, and have had…read morenothing but great experiences with their very special staff. Our daughter has Autism and they have been such a blessing in our support structure for her. While attending there she has blossomed socially, verbally, and academically. When we started, she was almost non verbal and they did so much to provide a setting where she felt comfortable and could thrive. She has moved through several rooms in our time there, with the goal of getting her up to speed with her peers. Thru the different rooms, each of the teachers have been extremely caring and accommodating to her needs. Additionally, the director and assistant director are proactive communicators and really take the time to get to know each family.

I am a children's performer with over 30 years of experience. Mister Pickles. Every summer I…read moreperform for daycares and libraries, festivals and fairs. I came to the Lewis center kindercare on June 27th, after being booked by the director Trish Pisano. I am supposed to be paid, as stated in the PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT/INVOICE by check the day of performance. But I was told by the director that the check was in the mail. She refuses to make any effort to make sure I am paid for the job she booked me for. The same excuse has been given to me EVERYTIME I call for the last 6 weeks. Every daycare I have performed at has paid me up front. I gave a wonderful performance and made the children laugh and smile, and walked away been stiffed. I do not recommend this day care to anyone.... And I go to day cares for a living.

We are so thankful for Enchanted Care! My son did kindergarten here with Ms. Bull (FANTASTIC…read moreTEACHER) and he learned so much. Now he is in K-Enrichment and has continued learning, coming home excited to tell us what he learned that day with Ms. Kylie. Our daughter started here as an infant, and that room is the best infant room in powell. Ms. Jenn was absolutely a rock star with our daughter. She is now in toddler 2 room, and she loves it! Highly recommend this school. Also, their Summer Program is SO FUN for the kids! Amber, the principal is so good with the kids. Communication is good as well.

Worst childcare experience ever. Please take a look at the google review posted by Courtney 2 years…read moreago, and we went through an almost an identical situation. A simple Google search of 'Dublin Learning Academy ABC News' will reveal another instance of the management's incompetence as well. Our 3-year-old attended this daycare for 6 months with the intention of staying until kindergarten. However, due to the toll it took on our mental well-being, we had to switch. Initially, we were pleased with the teacher in the potty-training room. However, towards the end of our child's time there, the daycare changed their potty-training expectations without informing us. One day, our child came home with an unexpected accident and the director informed us about our child would be moved to a different classroom with younger children without any prior notice. Despite our attempts to communicate with the director and owner via email and phone, our requests for feedback on establishing clear expectations for our child's transition were met with radio silence. It became evident that they had little concern for the well-being of our child. We shared our communication with friends and family, who were appalled that such words could come from a childcare provider. It was an absolute nightmare. In short, the management team at this center is unprofessional, lacking in communication skills, and fails to prioritize the needs of the children in their care. Don't trust the director's words during the tour; they won't address real issues affecting your child and will make decisions without considering your child's best interests or informing the parents beforehand.

My son attended DLA just for a short time until we were able to find a more affordable option. The…read morecare he was given was wonderful, and he was well taken care of. We got pictures through Tadpoles every day and he looked like he was enjoying himself. The director was very kind and accommodating for a first time mom. We decided to switch care centers for a few reasons: The deposit was pretty hefty, and the tuition for the infant room was $1400/ month. I personally couldn't afford that much, and was able to find another facility down the street they was less, for the same level of care. One thing I have to say is that my son got very sick while there, in just one month. I don't believe it had anything to do with the caregivers not trying their best to sanitize- I believe they did. However, if kids contract a disease like HFM and have to be out for a whole week, there is NO tuition relief. I paid full tuition just to send him for 5 total days in a whole month. ( he was that sick!) If there is a diagnosed illness going around the room, the only way that I was notified was with a tiny 8/10in printed piece of paper on the door of the room. If I would have known there was "hand foot and mouth"in the room, I wouldn't have sent him for a few days. However, since they don't immediately notify parents with a message, and I live 30 mins away, there's nothing I could do. I had to drop him off in the infected room, and of course he got sick. (And I also caught HFM and a flu bug in two weeks time) my whole family was ill. Overall, DLA met my expectations, but if my son is going to be THAT sick all the time from daycare, I can't afford to pay full tuition if he's out for weeks at a time. If there was some sort of policy where there was tuition relief for major illness, I would reconsider. Also, I think it's a parents' right to know immediately with a phone call or message if there is a contagious illness in the room BEFORE drop off. (Not just a note on the door) This is why we ultimately made the choice to move.

Came here for a chess tournament and we were impressed. Plenty of parking and lots of tables/chairs…read moreset up in the gorgeous "Commons" area. Chess tournament ran smoothly. Everyone affiliated with the school was helpful and friendly. The school itself is beautiful, inside and out. Plenty of room to walk around the Commons and nice areas to walk outside as well.

Great hospitality for a football game. Some of nicest people that I have ever encounteredread more

Even though I am not a current or past student here, my niece and her boyfriend attend this school…read more On the pricey side, this privately owned school is known for its prestigious reputation of being a small campus with a big reputation of pushing out some of the most brilliant business management, future criminal justice and lawyers as well as religious studies. Based on Catholic history, this quaint but beautiful school has truly grown by leaps and bounds. I remember when it was a college and now they have grown to university status. Most of the students know each other because of its closely knit living quarters. Very safe campus with campus security and even Columbus Police that patrol the area day and night so the students will feel safe. My niece is currently an R.A. and stated that she would choose this school again. If you want to attend here, gaining scholarships or grants will help you along the way.