I had a really good experience with them would recommend this school. Thanks to instructor Kim,…read moreyou're a really nice person.

Deric made me feel very comfortable during each of my in cars and he was really funny. Great guy &…read moreI had a great experience! Would definitely recommend.

My kids have made nothing but strides while going here and feel it more of a second home for my…read morechildren and the staff work hard to make the kids have a fun and amazing day while trying to learn and develop their everyday skills

Enchanted Care is by far the best place my kids have ever gone for care. They have been to both the…read morelearning center and also the kids campus and It has been a great experience. The staff has a way of structuring their day but making it fun and giving the older kids the freedom they so much desire. They are very understanding and on more than one occasion brightened my day. They are very good at determining what behavioral issues they can handle and which should be escalated for parents. When a problem does occur they address it and move on. My children have become loving , caring , inquisitive people because of Enchanted Care. I've became a better mother because of Enchanted Care while all the time feeling like I was the greatest mother already.

Mid-Ohio is an old school track with a lot of great sections. There is great viewing areas that…read moreeven allow pop up canopies at the top (some tracks don't allow this). Its super easy to get to from IL, IN, MI,PA. They work hard to keep the grounds in good condition and have good shower facilities. I've camped here 4 times for Indycar and IMSA and this has to be one of the best deals for a race weekend. The camping pass we purchased can with two tickets and didn't require a separate wristband on top of all that. Would highly recommend going to and staying for an event!

Storied track, one of the top in the country. Tucked away in the Ohio countryside, nice little town…read morenearby.

This is one of my alma maters. They have great scholarship programs so my brother and I both had…read morevery affordable experiences. The advisors and teachers care more than I've experienced at other schools and an open door policy was pretty common. Sure not every advisor or teacher, but most and certainly more than other schools. They were often pretty open with me about options rather than pushing for what they felt was best. Example: I was originally in psychology and my advisors and teachers said great, if you are prepared to get a doctorate as any less probably won't do much good. They advised social work since you can do pretty much the same thing with less schooling. Other schools pushed for whatever major first picked without an reality checks or advice. MTC was actually honest. The graduation ceremony was well done and held in a nice theater.

I'm a student and student worker here. Great college, very positive and supportive. One of the best…read moreexperiences of my life so far. They even have a connection center that includes an on site pantry to help students address food insecurity.

It's really hard to review four years of my life without it turning into a whole book, so I'll just…read morepick five things that I love about Ohio Wesleyan. 1) Class size and professor accessibility is outstanding. I went to a small high school in Rhode Island, so I couldn't even imagine going to a big state university with huge classes. Even intro classes at OWU are always under 50 people and usually under 30 people. Professors are extremely accessible, always make themselves readily available for students, and have a true passion for what they do. I honestly love the OWU faculty. 2) There's something for everyone out there. There are tons of different clubs and organizations, and not one is "mandatory" in order to have a social life. Greek life is great (I was a Greek), but, again, there is plenty to do even if that's not your scene. Different Greek organizations get along with one another and non-Greeks for the most part. If you're not involved in a fraternity or sorority, there are still tons of things to do, everything from intramurals (dodgeball, soccer, football, softball) to campus programming to student government to the newspaper to any number of different clubs and organizations. 3) Delaware, Ohio, is a really cool little town with a great suburban character that's only a few minutes from Columbus. After I graduated in 2008, things have gotten even cooler in downtown Delaware, with a new specialty beer store popping up right on the main drag and the expansion of a great brick-oven pizza place as well. And, with Columbus just 30 minutes away, there are plenty of opportunities for people looking to go to concerts, sporting events at Ohio State, or just hit the city for some fun. 4) The OWU student body is extremely engaged and passionate. I can't speak for every student on campus, but the vast majority of people I met were extremely passionate about something, and that passion was something that they were able to really tap into at OWU. Whether it's science, English, or the arts, OWU students have a real opportunity to express themselves. 5) OWU Men's Soccer, your NCAA Division III National Champions. Had to brag a little. :D

This school sucks, especially the residential life, super unfriendly, rude, requires four years…read moreliving in school. Besides, the cafeteria in the school is not good either. Moreover, the retention rate is fairly low compared with other schools. Overall, don't come to this school!