Unreliable class availability due to low enrollment. Maybe management can increase promotion and…read moreadvertise more aggressively.

I recently finished an online Spanish course (due to COVID-19) and I highly recommend it! The…read moreinstructor, Cecilia, is a native Spanish speaker (with excellent English skills as well!), and she is an amazing teacher. She is passionate about her work, always well-prepared and organized, and very friendly. I learned a lot in her class. Cecilia is excellent at what she does. I also had great experiences with the CFU staff. I have signed up for the next Spanish course and am looking forward to learning more!

My kids has been going two years now. Went from not knowing a thing about street hip hop to…read moreactually competing and winning in competitions. The instructors are super supportive and we've found they give back to the community by putting on events and doing fundraisers to help other teams compete as well. They focus on helping your kid dance with your kids personality, not "parroting" movement. They teach the fundamentals but encourage your child to find their own spirit and style. After going to a string of "commercial" studios who just teach kids to be cookie cutters, its refreshing to find someone helping your child actually grow into their own.

The School of Breaking is a community of Bboys and Bgirls who are making a positive difference…read morethrough Hip Hop. The first time I walked through these doors, I was greeted by extremely welcoming teachers and students, and continue to feel included, challenged, and extremely inspired. Owners Chase Evered and Tommy Talybov show by living example through teaching, training, and battling, that they are passionately dedicated to sharing the culture and essence of hip hop with the youth and adults. The teaching artists and guest teachers at this school are not only an embodiment of the phenomenal power of breaking and hip hop, but also are experienced educators who are enthusiastic about teaching others.

My mom and I took a weekend Spanish course with Fluency Fast and we loved it! The entertaining…read moredelivery kept us focused and optimistic, and by the end of this very short time we became comfortable expressing ourselves with the material we learned.

I love these classes! I took numerous years in high school in the old, boring fashion that doesn't…read morereally work and can only WISH my classes were taught like in this method. You'll have fun, learn and retain the basics - or higher skill sets if you are taking intermediate or advance classes. The teachers are funny and engaging and your whole class will be into the stories and you almost don't even realize you are getting it! I cannot recommend Fluency Fast enough!

My daughter met with Alyssa to help her with her English and Reading ACT scores In one hour, Alyssa…read morewas able to tell her one key reason why she missed several questions and give her strategies to help her with the Reading section. I'm hopeful that her ACT scores will rise when she takes the test again later this month.

I have had a great experience with elite tutoring. As an adult learner, needing to brush up on…read morealgebra.. I was very anxious.. Such a strange feeling of going backwards to move forward and frustrated that I couldn't remember, I was really overwhelmed. They were able to match me with a excellent tutor that had no judgment, brought me back to center, walked me through the steps, explained and taught very well. They offer packages and are willing to work with you if you need to figure out how many appointments you will need. I love that they come to you! Or can meet in a neutral place.. Very flexible I definitely recommend!

April 2025 virtual class with John D…read more Great class, John is a true expert in his field and gives excellent insights into Project Management and the PMP exam. I followed his recommendation and guidance and passed the first time using the PMA and PMI study tools. Strongly endorse.

Wayne was an incredible instructor! He clearly loves his job and genuinely wants to see us all…read moresucceed and gives us all the information we need to do so. He was very engaging and kept me attentive (even being that we were all virtual) with his style of teaching and resources he provided. I have zero items for him to improve on, he's clearly an expert! Would recommend taking the course with him time and time again. I feel confident that I'll pass the exam on my first try!

From the owner: NEO Language Institute is a private language school for adults offering ESL (English as a Second…read moreLanguage), Spanish, and English Conversation courses to adults. Our unique approach to language learning has been successful in helping professionals, entrepreneurs, and the casual learner to grow, and to achieve their language-learning goals.

The material learned in the 8 week class was interesting and should be helpful out in the field…read more The best part of the classes is the opportunity to learn how to draw blood correctly and we were given plenty of time to do so. The academy fired our instructor with only one class left in the 8 weeks, which was extremely disruptive to our progress. Regardless of their reasons for firing him (which they shared with the students), I think they should have waited to let him go after our sessions were completed. We were left to review the material and take our final with a completely new instructor. I would not recommend this facility for phlebotomy training because I found them to be very rigid to work with and not flexible with student's schedules. I also think they are expensive compared to other facilities. The most important piece of training is a great instructor and Aplmed let an incredible instructor go.

I would not recommend this school based on my personal experience and observations. I have concerns…read moreregarding the institution's priorities, leadership practices, and overall commitment to student success. Additionally, I had concerns about the owner's professional conduct and behavior, which I felt did not reflect the standards expected of an educational institution. I also became aware of concerns raised by some staff members regarding compensation practices, including reports that some employees may have received payments without standard tax withholdings being applied. These concerns should be reviewed and addressed appropriately to ensure compliance with employment and payroll requirements. I encourage prospective students to conduct thorough research, including reviewing accreditation, certification recognition, student outcomes, employment opportunities, and the overall reputation of the school before making an enrollment decision.

As a prelude, I'd like to say that I finished my associates degree through Westwood College in…read moreDecember of 2003. I was taken in by the orientation BS about how jobs would be a plenty by the time we graduated. I did not get my first graphic design job until 2006. Between those three years, Westwood helped me one time directly to find something in my area of expertise. Obviously, Westwood cannot control the ebb and flow of the economy, but they can be more practical and stop trying to sell their courses to naive students with a helping of bullshit. As of now, I am enrolled in a bachelor's degree for web design and multimedia. The online sessions are convenient, but because financial aid charges you more to participate in part time classes, I chose to go full time foolishly believing the curriculum would be formulated for people with full time jobs and families. This was not the case and is my first gripe with this program: 1. Online Degree: If you're going to market the convenience of an online degree, at least respect your clients to the point of making it so the classes can be completed during a 40 hour work week. Some of us do not have time to read through 300+ pages spread between three classes with homework and discussion posts, and still get a decent grade. These were also not for core classes, which are more important than general education, which brings me to my next point... 2. Lack of Choice: I could not choose which general education classes to take. This akin to buying an album off of Itunes and then Itunes telling you which songs they're deciding to give you with the album. Westwood gets plenty of money to be able to offer students more of a choice in which classes they want to take. 3. General Education: The Gen Ed classes available from this program are horrendous. If I'm taking a bachelor's degree program, I know what I want to focus on, but classes like "science fiction", "statistics" and "public speaking" do not help me in my development of my graphic and web design skill sets, and the fact that these classes include workloads that match or outdo the core classes lead sme to believe Westwood is stuffing their programs with unnecessary classes in order to charge students more money. 4. Curriculum: The curriculum recently changed, however, I have no idea if they've updated their outdated methods of teaching. For example, CMS platforms like drupal, wordpress and joomla are quickly becoming key elements for a lot of businesses, yet none of my core classes taught any aspect of these besides a discussion of what is the best CMS to use for a client. Even considering the fact that these are built upon languages such as PHP, these classes do not teach students how to use these languages. In conclusion, I went into the program thinking I would learn something. I learned most from my Digital Photography class and maybe a few others, yet everything else felt like a waste of time and money. So for the TL;DR version: Don't do the Web Design and Multimedia program, find a community college and take classes that don't waste your time and money like Westwood does.

This place is a joke. Having to take "basic" courses that have no association with what you are…read moregoing to school for. A con game. The courses I did need to take were taught by "professionals" who were very low in what they were teaching. From the "teacher" who wore the same clothes on Friday night and Saturday classes, to the "teacher" who left the blackboard full of correct answers during tests. Run, do not walk, RUN!!! My husband went there and graduated. He was laid off almost 2 years ago. Westwood says they will help you find jobs. He asked for their help and no help was offered.