The admission office staffs are incapable and do not resolve issues. Had such a bad experience with…read moreregistration and admission staffs, had no knowledge and very unhelpful.

We visited Mission College one afternoon so that my daughter could check out the campus. She was…read morelooking into enrolling here after high school. This place feels like a ghost town. The parking lot was mostly empty. No problems finding a parking space, you pretty much have your choice! The campus was very quiet. It is a ghost town. You almost expect to see tumbleweed. There were no other people walking around the place. It was eerie. Didn't see much activity in any of the buildings we entered. There was only one building where we saw a small class in session. That was it. Perhaps everyone is taking classes online? Or perhaps most of the classes are in the evenings? We stopped by in the afternoon. We were surprised to find very modern buildings on campus. It actually looks very nice! Just need to populate it with some people. Loved the library. They had lots of tables, plus some quiet rooms for study or collaboration. There were plenty of outlets & USB connections at each table. If only the Sunnyvale Public Library were so well equipped. Another nice thing I noticed is that some of the outdoor tables were equipped with changing connections. Campus Map https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=ZX2nBsCzMxtuecuSjLdD_A&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ Cell Phone changing on outdoor tables https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=s0MSpnw9XHuu2r1K_zYY3g&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ Library tables with outlets https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=bveBmyu0dZD74VaCrqA3eg&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ Library Computers https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=OnPbntAiYF-bnJAH4PWySg&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ Library cubicles with outlets https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=8thTTvU8hUvj2kOSIUP4CQ&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=P0p8h4-_2p5VwIldiLWpCw&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ Hunger-Free Campus display inside Library https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=PJTODxNPxV4WQpwN0QyZhQ&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ .

I have taken classes online for Educational Therapy and I have enjoyed what I have learned through…read morethe professors. All the instructors I have worked with have graduate degrees and several years of work experience. You can tell the instructors love their jobs, are passionate about their areas of interest, and are motivated to help you become a well-trained student and excellent professional. They want you to do well and be ready to move into the field in due time. In my opinion, I think that these courses will be a positive experience for you if you have at the minimum 2+ years of full time work experience in public education, special education, healthcare, occupational therapy, and or psychology. The classes were well-paced, organized, made sense, and directed students to many resources to use as students and professionally in the field. We were encouraged to join certain professional associations to keep up with professional education and to specialize. The trainings we were referred to in order to develop or enhance our skills have been well-rated, well-regarded, meet the gold standard, and are well-known for actually being helpful for the learners they are targeting. They offer several online classes to work at your own pace. More now, in fact than before. They have several classes each quarter which is convenient because you can finish many classes each quarter if your finances and schedule permits. They have short courses which make sense for the topics they are covering. When you do have to attend online meetings, they have commonly been on Zoom once or twice a week. They do have hybrid classes with alternating online meetings via Zoom for a couple of hours and independent work on your own time. Sometimes they have weekend seminars that last for a good chunk of time over a couple of weeks. I have yet to find them dull. Because this is a post-Graduate certificate, the work is rigorous. You do need to have childcare, family supportive care, and manage your calendar and daily schedule very well. You need a quiet corner with great internet to sit in lecture, put in the time to read, and plan out your writing assignments and projects. If your life and family are not currently peaceful, calm, and orderly, wait to start the classes until they are. The instructors are so helpful and supportive, but they can only do so much. The amount of reading assigned is generous, but never painful. The material is useful, relevant, interesting, and thought-provoking. I'm looking forwards to learning more.

Games & Playable Media Alumni here!…read more The building went through a recent renovation about a year or so ago during remote classes. So the interior is super modern, team offices are spacious (TV's in each room with ip screen sharing), great lecture room technology, and overall clean. There's usually always security at the front. And kind staff if you ever need anything. Great space for learning :D

Carnegie Mellon is a top school for computer science. This little sleeper is a Silicon Valley gem…read morefor anyone interested in software. As a graduate student institution, they give a lot of personal attention to your goals as a student. Moreover, the facility has perks: - Free Wi-Fi - Espresso Coffee, Tea - Gated and guarded by US military - Moffett field has tennis courts, parks, and grass areas nearby - International and multi-cultural faculty

From the owner: Carnegie Mellon University is a private research university with a distinctive mix of…read moreworld-renowned programs in engineering, computer science, robotics, business, public policy, fine arts and the humanities. As part of the nationally ranked CMU College of Engineering, the Silicon Valley Campus offers several distinctive part-time, full-time, and bicoastal master's degree programs in information technology, innovation, software engineering and software management, as well as a bicoastal Ph.D. program in electrical and computer engineering.

Absolutely beautiful campus!! They also have a free bus system that goes around the campus during…read morethe week. It's limited on the weekends. It is a rather large campus as well. I did so much walking and was tired. And I walk a lot! haha. Glad I got to visit my nephew here!

Visiting Stafford University for my sister-in-law's PhD graduation over at Maple Pavilion was nice…read more The only thing was the lack of organization of parking as it was a madhouse. However, once inside the pavilion very organized and what a spectacle a lot of brain power, but also very proud. The campus itself is remarkable, and if you haven't gone on it, take a look at one of the best universities in the world.

Thank you for allowing me to attend your Holiday event. Very insightful...I enjoyed hearing all the…read morepresentations.

I took CSTU's AI classes and I find CSTU has excellent teachers/faculty as well as their…read moreon-line/on-site learning environment. I would definitely recommend anyone who are interested in this new emerging AI technology training from CSTU.

Large campus. Great location. You will need a map to navigate. Cool location if I was to go back to…read morecollege!

So I was here for a school field trip, for our 1st graders…read more We visited to the Planetarium, and the hosts were super helpful and gracious. The 1 hour program was good, but I felt the introduction video, with "Luna the moth", wasn't age appropriate for our kids. It felt too babyish and they weren't interested in that part. The rest of the program was great, and it kept their attention throughout the rest of the program. I think also more interactive content would be helpful, instead of the kids staring up at a screen for 1 hour. Also not being able to record our field trip inside was a bummer, so we don't have any evidence of what we saw. I understand their policies, but it would be nice to have some pictures and video of what they saw during the show. The person hosting too, was pretty dry lol. Her voice was very monotone and her jokes were a lot of 80's references, which was way over their heads, because they're only 7 years old, lol.

Great University, I wish I knew about their program while working for HP and Motorola. Great…read moreprograms for Master's and Ph.D, experienced faculty from the silicon valley companies, small classes, and most important lectures are outside the working hours. Finally access to faculty and staff from the President, faculty, all the way to other students. I highly recommend ITU.edu

The students are top rate and the faculty are seasoned industry professionals teaching what they…read moredo. ITU is a very unique chance for real world and practical education so that students can advance in their careers and other life opportunities.

I spent my first two years at Berkeley and then transferred to UC Santa Cruz for a more personal…read moreexperience. At that time, Santa Cruz was the most selective campus in the UC system. Although I liked Santa Cruz better, I still value my UC Berkeley experience. There was no handholding at Berkeley. It was sink or swim for undergraduates. Classes were graded on the curve and very few As and Bs were given. Most professors seemed to resent having to teach undergraduates, and much of the teaching was conducted by graduate student teaching assistants who themselves had little interest in teaching or ability to teach. The undergraduate students who did best were the transfers from community colleges where professors who cared about teaching prepared their students for upper division classes at Berkeley. Another noteworthy thing about Berkeley - and probably most prestigious universities at that time - was the eccentricity of the professors. Many were unpleasant and not well rounded or interesting in their own right. They were specialists in their fields but not broadly educated. Then there was the bureaucracy that one had to deal with. Probably the most valuable skill I learned was dealing with difficult people and cutting through red tape. The second most valuable skill was living in a community where there was no protective barrier separating the students from the less reputable sorts of people. All that being said, there was a vitality and intellectual flavor to Berkeley that I found lacking when I visited Harvard and Stanford. Berkeley had more of the feel and look of a university in Europe in which student life is not separated from ordinary life. I finally found the key to unlocking Berkeley's excellence when I picked up a student guide to professors and classes. Instead of selecting subjects and classes, I selected highly rated professors. As a result, one of the last classes I took was a class on Dostoevsky taught by a Polish Nobel Prize winner.

Always fun to visit the campus with family after coming here for college. Every visit feels…read moredifferent and something is renovated at each visit. Love this school, had some great memories made here!