Eh...the classes are fine here, but think twice if you have special needs, as you'll get screwed…read moreover by the ever changing curriculum very easily, as was the case with me being stuck in remedial math because of a lack of test modifications because I need multiple choice options. Also, be alert that the campus will test the fire alarms at the most inconvenient times, which will scare Autistic people who are sensitive to the noise if you're not careful. The solution, think twice before attending if you can't stand fire alarms...

My professors are great. But from financial aid to advising(veteran advising as well) to the…read morebusiness office it has been a shit show. There is no communication between offices. One person tells you one thing & another person tells you the opposite. I have been waiting on my financial aid for awhile. For SURVIVAL. To take care of my family. And the lack of communication has been so frustrating. I would avoid Lone Star entirely.

Had a wonderful facial last night with Jean Tarlton. She seemed very knowledgeable and kept me…read moreinformed every step of the way! I was so relaxed and enjoyed it so much I forgot to ask any questions! Her classmate Alice even made time to wax my brows. These ladies are going to do great!

they were polite and welcoming. It took a really long time but it's okay. They are students so i…read moreexpected that. I got my hair twisted. Next time i will try the facial

Unreliable, misrepresenting . Claiming false accusations…read moreon me and my family because she failed to represent my grandson sufficiently. Never attended any meetings in person only via video and even then she didn't do that properly. We did all the talking , claimed she never received documents, when she clearly did by the school . At the end of the last ARD meeting the entire ARD staff including were baffled how she handled the meeting which was very unprofessional. Now only did she make a joke of herself but of us as well. We thought we hired a " bulldog" as she calls herself .

I hired this advocacy service for support with a special education matter for my daughter. Based on…read morethe reviews, I expected a collaborative and supportive experience, but unfortunately that was not my reality. After paying the initial intake fee, there was no follow-up conversation or preparation before my child's ARD meeting. For parents navigating special education, especially those who may be new to the process, pre-meeting guidance is essential, and I did not receive any. Thankfully this was not my first ARD. During the ARD meeting, the advocate was virtually present, but once the meeting ended (in disagreement with the district), there was no follow-up, no next steps, and no support regarding the due-process path we discussed. Instead, I received a $500 invoice for meeting attendance with no preparation before or assistance afterward. Nearly a month passed without any communication from the advocate's office, despite the urgency of the situation. I ultimately filed due process myself and was able to resolve the matter directly with the district. In total, I paid $700 and did not feel I received meaningful advocacy, collaboration, or ongoing support. While others may have had positive experiences, I cannot recommend this service based on mine.

The school is great for anyone who wants to build a foundation in audio engineering. They won't…read moreteach everything you need to know but they will help you get moving and demystify a lot of concepts that are difficult to understand. The staff are really down to earth and helpful. I would suggest coming in with an idea of what you want to do. They cover everything from recording to mixing, mastering, post production, beat making and live sound.

Avant Media Institute has been life changing for me, I came here with zero knowledge of what an…read moreactual audio engineer is and does. The instructors here are incredible and will work with you until you get it. Everything here is hands on; you get to learn how to use protools from scratch, learn music theory and live sound. Honestly, Avant gets you ready for the real world, one of the best schools I have ever been to. Highly recommended!!

Great place to work. Great place to study. Did both. Just liked it. All the staff are dedicated and…read morefocused on the success of the students.

MyComputerCareer has a nice, new campus (no longer on Richmond); knowledgeable instructors; a…read morecaring staff; and a solid, challenging, curricula. If you do the work, you learn and get certified. With certifications, the Career Services department can get you a decent job. I highly recommend it.

I was really excited to start my 2 year old son at this Montessori school. Unfortunately, after…read morejust a month I had to pull him out due to ongoing safety concerns. Their lack of communication between the morning and afternoon teacher, and ultimately to me the parent, was horrific. I was told repeatedly by his afternoon teachers they didn't know what had happened when their was a cut or bruise. I'm sure the cuts and bruises were all innocent enough, but I also know what other daycare standards are and Greystone House Montessori proved to be far below par in comparison. I would be extremely cautious before starting your child here. I'm usually not one to leave a review but since this is a place where people leave their most precious assets on a daily basis I felt it was necessary. The following were my concerns and experience with Greystone House Montessori: - Week 1 and 2: I found a few small scratches on my son and I wasn't told about them. -Week 3: Monday he came home with a few more scratches. I wasn't told about them. I contemplated bringing them up the next day, not because they were big, but because he kept getting scratched and I wasn't being told. This made me think his teachers hadn't seen them, and if they hadn't seen them, were they paying enough attention to him? Tuesday as I picked my son up and began walking out I saw a scratch that went from the middle of his chest to his armpit. I hadn't been told about it. I walked back and asked what happened to him. I was told they didn't know and he hadn't cried all day. His teacher said she did notice it after his nap but thought it looked old. His chest was bright red where the scratch was. Wednesday I picked my son up and noticed he had 2 small but deep cuts behind his ear. Again, I wasn't told about them. I walked back in and found the assistant director. I told her what had been happening and showed her my sons scratches. She said she wasn't sure why I didn't get an incident report for the cuts behind his ear and that she would find out what was happening. Thursday I was called and informed that after speaking with his morning teacher my son and 2 other students really liked to play together. They assume the scratches were happening during play time and would talk to the parents to remind them to keep their kids nails short. They also said they would work with the kids about gentle hands. Friday as I got to daycare his teacher was cleaning 2 cuts on his face that were bleeding. When I asked what happened she said she didn't know he hadn't cried. I did get an accident report. The assistant director also called to check in. Week 4 -Towards the end of the week I got off early and got to the daycare just as my son sat down to eat his afternoon snack. I sat next to him to let him finish. His teachers (2 in the classroom) were handing out food and watching the children. Most of which were sitting at their tables, 2 children were still sleeping on their cots. A little girl in front of me put too much food in her mouth and began to gag until she threw up. His teachers hadn't noticed so I told them. They both took her to the attached bathroom leaving the other children unattended. One came back a minute or so later. As my son finished his snack and we began to leave, I noticed one of the sleeping boys get up and walk to the outside door to play on the playground. He pushed the door open and stood their holding the door. I waited a minute to see if his teachers had noticed. They hadn't. The final week, I picked my son up on Wednesday and as I was putting him in the car I noticed a small bruise on his head and a band-Aid on his elbow. I wasn't told about either. I went back to ask what had happened and again was told she didn't know but she had noticed the bruise on his head. The assistant director called and told me while playing outside my son fell but his morning teacher didn't think he fell hard enough to leave a bruise. That was the final straw for me. Any head injury, big or small, mark or not, should be reported to the parent even if it is just verbally upon leaving. The staff seem to be lacking basic safety training and communication skills both with each other and the parents.

I was simply amazed by the methods of teaching and course curriculum in greystone. The kids are so…read morehappy and absolutely love learning. It's amazing to see that great education can start with such young children. I'm a doctor and the fine motor development of the infants at this school was spectacular. I'm extremely excited to see my child grow and learn in such an incredible environment! I'd like to quickly mention the teachers, Mrs Revathy and Mrs Sarah. They are so patient with the kids and really treat them like their own. Its hard to leave your kids in anothers care. Trust me though, you can't choose better than greystone!