Honestly Norwalk Community College is a great school. I have been going here since fall of 2013 and…read moream finishing up my last semester now. There are so many great things to talk about I don't even know where to begin! Affordability: This school is by far the most affordable option out there and you really are getting the bang for your buck they have soooo many programs to choose from. A lot you can't even get anywhere else around Connecticut like restaurant managment for example! They also have a great nursing program that will cost you wayy less to get in than any other school while getting just as good knowledge :) Staff: i have been here since 2013 and probably 98 percent of the teachers have been fantastic. The best part too is that they have numerous teachers for each subject like math or english 101 so if you dont think one is working out for you, you have a lot more option. Credits: All the credits you take here our state schools will except so if you plan to transfer to southern, westconn, eastern, or central after this your covered! Im looking to transfer next semester and my advisors are telling me since I have so many great credits already finished at Ncc it will only take me around another year instead of 2 years to finish :) Campus life: Even though people dont think you really get a college experience at a community college it is really what you make of it honestly you can. We have great clubs like anime club, art club, business club, even things for community service. We also have a great cafeteria with honestly pretty decent food. The school itself is always spotless and beautiful. I have made tons of life long friends here and the great part about community college is most of them live in your area so you can still hang out during things like winter break because they are not going to fly half way across the world. Misconceptions: A lot of students don't want to go to community college because they thing they will be surrounded by older People who they cant relate to or people who did really bad in high school. That is really not true, sure you are going to get a diverse group of people like anywhere else. I can tell you most people here are really motivated and friendly.

Not having enough money to afford a 4-year institution right away (I understood debt and to avoid…read moreit at all costs), I pursued an Associate's Degree in Computer Science. I was invited and joined the honor society Phi Theta Kappa. I was heavily involved and promoted to an officer in the society for my dedication. I graduated with full honors. As a result, I was able to secure public and private scholarships. And the school's foundation because of my involvement in the honor society. student government, and stellar recommendations from my Professors awarded me additional funds out of the school's foundation. I finished my degree in software engineering at UConn Storrs basically for free and debt free. I heavily recommend trying this institution.

Excellent program with thorough assessment. David is very responsive and cares about students.read more

Mathnasium really is as good as it gets! Friendly atmosphere, consistent results and a method that…read morereally works! I have worked at this center for two years (would have been longer but I had to move) and I can definitely say that I am impressed with the program. I truly believe in the program. It is personalized and flexible. I had seen students who HATED math begin to understand it, tolerate it, and even LOVE it. The program is flexible enough to accommodate students with learning and developmental disabilities. The main feature about this Mathnasium (and in Darien) that trumps all others is the amazing staff! David is the best employer I've ever had and probably ever will have. His manner of dealing with people is a rare find in today's cut-throat world. Barbara, Elizabeth and Evan were all amazing instructors and co-workers and truly made the center feel like a home away from home for the kids. I would say the biggest complaint we got from the students was that they didn't want to leave! I truly miss Mathnasium of Fairfield, the parents, the students, the atmosphere, everything! I can guarantee you, having seen it hundreds of times, if you bring your child here, they will become more confident, they will improve their math skill and you will find the best value for your money you can find.

Great help from staff. Easy to understand and get along with. They speak English well. It's…read moreaccredited school. Connection to a good bachelor degree colleges.

My seven weeks t training direct were fantastic Mr Jay is the best teacher,he made us understand…read morewhat he's n he's so caring,you can ask him any questions n he will listen n explain everything to us.everyone is great I would encourage anyone to attend that institution. my name is alean Livingston Mitchell n I graduated today

World Class Driver's Ed…read more Licensing a new driver, with all the requirements, including driver's ed, can be a maelstrom of confusion. I had already traveled the gauntlet to get my son's permit (although The Next Street can facilitate this as well), and entered the arena to understand and enroll him in the required driver's ed. I came across The Next Street, a company that is absolutely best in class. I called and was quickly connected to a terrifically informative, organized, caring and delightful representative, who explained the system with an ease that made a potentially complicated project very simple. an excellent start that took away the anxiety I was feeling about getting this right. the program includes both education and the actual driver training all at a very fair price. immediately after signing up, I received numerous emails with tons of beautifully organized details, that made it perfectly clear what all the forthcoming steps would be. this was followed with the good fortune of being enrolled in a class with an extraordinary talent; a teacher who has kept my son engaged with tremendous knowledge, excellent ability to communicate, a great ability to manage mostly teenagers in the zoom class, a sense of humor and a way of entertaining while educating and keeping all enthusiastic. this is truly best in class.

My daughter and I waited 35 minutes for Crystal, a woman with zero personality, (like a robot )…read morekicked us off because I told her if she didn't start the class soon I would request a refund for having 30 other students and parents waiting for her to take attendance. I don't know how much longer she took but I believe companies like this and who hire employees like Crystal should not be in business

Took the two night online boat and PWC class. Captain Yale was extremely knowledgeable and the…read morestories he shared from personal experience made the class interesting and highlighted the importance of the material we were learning. Great experience overall!

Paid, but was not able to attend an online course. Sent me a link to reschedule for $50. This is…read morenot a good practice.

We had a great experience! Thorough online classes, excellent preparation during the driving…read morelessons and the driving test day with Al C. went very smoothly. thank you!

The staff at "The Next Street" school office in the Liberty Plaza on the Post Road in Orange should…read morebe ashamed of the poor example they set by parking their work vehicles (Car #192) in the fire lane right in front of their office, instead of walking a few more feet to park in a proper parking space. They are sending a signal to students and the public that it's OK to scoff the law and park in a clearly marked NO PARKING FIRE ZONE. They should be damn ASHAMED of themselves setting this bad example, especially since they supposed to be in the business of teaching good driving habits and observing good safety practices.

Freudigman and Billings (F&B) is a welcome antidote to the nightmare of today's college application…read moreprocess. In a system that reduces applicants to data points supporting an institution's aggregate yield rates and admissions profiles, F&B insists that the individuality of its students be seen and heard. It helps families discern the best fit between the hopes and dreams of their beloved daughter or son and the programs that each institution of higher learning actually offers. F&B delivers bespoke solutions that successfully navigate the unpredictable and unforgiving waters of today's college admissions process. Their work is worth every cent of investment that a family makes in their young adult's future. We could not recommend them more highly. Parents of a Harvard grad (2015) and a Columbia grad (2019) who benefited from Freudigman & Billings's services

This is the one stop shop for just about everything a student needs to excel and succeed. They run…read morebooster sessions over the summer to prep kids for AP classes. They know Staples HS (and other area public and private high schools) inside out. They know what classes are best, with which teachers. They have the cream of the crop when it comes to tutors for courses and the ACT/SAT. They are like no other place when it comes to the college search and application process. Book a 90 minute initial interview with Kim and you will leave with blisters on your hands from all the notes you will take. A wealth of knowledge without equal. Is it cheap? No. Is it a worthy investment in your child's future? It is.

My son goes to Fairfield and couldn't be happier. He is a Behavioral Neuroscience major and loves…read morehis professors and peers. He enjoys the service aspect of attending Fairfield and the rewarding feeling of serving those in need.

My daughter loves it here! Nice peers, strong academics in her field, excellent resources,…read moreaccessible professors and administrators... and so close to the city.