A lot of angry customers who feel they did not get what they were paying for. The company has been…read moredisappointing to many parents due to its profit-driven approaches.

C2 helped me write my college essays. They aided me in choosing my topic and the way I went about…read morewriting it.The staff is really friendly and very supportive. Their responses to emails were really quick and they always answered questions in a way that helped me understand.

I echoed with David (previous reviewer). I am taking a course which is probably one of the most…read moreexpensive classes. I was excited to start the class and waited till the class opened and did the part I saw through the portal. Then I emailed the professor and checked if I needed to do anything else before the class. He responded to my email and said that I would pass the class. So, I attended the first class and realized attendance was not necessary. The professor talked nonstop about his background and his experience. One of the classmates literally asked if he could talk about the exam which everyone worried about. We got through the whole class by chatting and going over the quizzes, no lecture at all. He did not even go into details of what was expected in the exam. The class has no clear instruction of the agenda/syllabus. I only followed the content to complete the on-going tasks to get my grade. The lesson review has repeated information. What I meant is on each topic, it has written description, then it has old slides on a video and then there's a JD talked over the same topic again. All the information is the same. Then there's a reading assignment of about 50s pages every chapter assigned other than the textbook. If by chance, repetition will make us pass, then why do we need to have a "professor". Any moderator can do that part, even an assistant. Other than that, there's a forum type of discussion for each lesson. It's like nonstop feed (around 50s) coming through every day. Honestly, we are not "real" students who have nothing to do but go to class. We have work during the day. I honestly think that everyone has their own opinions. What's the point of chatting about the same topics and reading things 100x every day. That doesn't help us to pass the class. In addition, the exam is scheduled with prometric. I am totally nervous for the exam. Seriously, I still have no idea what will be in the exam. The most frustrating experience was customer services. There are days that school closes early. There are other days that no one picks up. The worst experience was that the Advisor claimed I consumed her time and refused to listen to my frustration. The whole purpose is to ask if she has some tips to get by the course. She literally said I used her 16 minutes, and we were not going anywhere, but she also could not provide me help except telling me to talk to my professors. Oh well, if my company reimburse me elsewhere, I will totally not to choose American College. I will tell you why: (1) unreliable instructors (2) bad customer services (3) useless designation advisors NOOOO... highly NOT recommending American College of Financial Services, unless you have lots of time to go over the troubles.

I am a Financial Planner currently studying for the CFP.Materials seem pretty good, reviews tests…read moreare pretty good. HOWEVER... At every single step of the way, ordering books, registering for classes, and talking to their "customer support", it has been an unmitigated disaster. I have had to watch them like a hawk to ensure delivery of books, registration of correct courses, and receiving test results. In order to get simple textbooks THAT I HAD PAID FOR it took weeks of chaos, wrangling, and following up with them just to get a simple book. While customer support can be helpful, you'll often sit on the phone for 20-30 minutes waiting, and then it's a crap shoot as to whether whatever problem they caused gets fixed after you hang up. I've lost at least a month of study time due to their incompetence. A business like this is supposed to help students pass. Their materials, again, seem pretty good. However, everything else seems like a disaster.

It's really hard for me and maybe other people to learn and it's was a waste of time your basically…read morejust paying for the worksheets it's dumb and they start you at the first level so that's why I'm giving it a 1/10.

We had heard about Kumon and wanted to give it a try. I enrolled my son at Kumon of HARLEYSVILLE,…read morePA. Unfortunately, we had a very bad experience at this center. The teacher is not encouraging and motivating at all. Instead, points out students' mistakes and mocks them in front other students and parents and crushes their self confidence, totally unprofessional and exactly opposite to what they should be doing. Not only she does that to the kids, but also yells at the older helping student who check other's work. For this particular center, there has been a number of parents who have left and enrolled them to other center. I hope that Kumon head office takes note of this and take necessary action. This particular teacher is all about making more money by having student unnecessarily repeat materials. After giving it a lot of thoughts, today we pulled the plug on it.

This review is for the Kindergarten Enrichment program run by the YMCA, which runs other…read moreafterschool childcare programs not included in this review. If you have a kindergartener and are looking for quality childcare to extend their day because you work, this is a fantastic program which my kid loves. You can send your kid to your local public school for half-day kindergarten, and they get bussed to this program for the rest of the day. Program is held in a kindergarten-only building with a playground; emphasis on reading and science; tons of classroom pets; small class size. Cost is reasonable for the quality of the program.