I attended the Occupational Therapy graduate program. Spent two years paying tuition. Driving an…read morehour each way mon-fri, passed the coursework and then they send you off to two level 2 fieldworks aka internships. The first fieldwork my supervisor had never supervised a student and she would talk about patients behind their backs among other unethical things. This supervisor decided to flunk me and the Stockton fieldwork coordinator did not listen to My grievance at all. In fact, I told the Stockton fieldwork coordinator that there was another OT there who agreed to become my new supervisor and she blew off that idea and gave me an incomplete for that fieldwork which meant I lost the money I paid for the fieldwork plus I had to repeat it. Don't handover a lot of money and waste time if your are not going to get the support if there is trouble at fieldwork.

I love this school! My daughter is in her last year & we have had a amazing 3+ years here. She…read morehas matured so much in the last few years & talks about her school with pride. Over the years I have utilized a page they have set up on Facebook for parents with questions. Parents (especially new empty nesters) have LOTS of questions. I find this page helpful to this day. When I have had to deal with staff in other capacities, they have always be pleasant & helpful. Parking seems to be the biggest issue at the school, there just isn't enough of it. That may be because they are one of the few schools that let freshman bring cars. Hopefully they will work those kinks out but in the interim, the education my daughter received completely negates the parking issue.

As a parent I love this school My daughter is a first year student and absolutely loves it. Not…read moreonly does Cairn give an excellent education, but they encourage and help them get ready for life socially and spiritually. They have work opportunities on campus and town is nearby if they want to work in the community. They allow the kids to have their cars on campus from the first year, especially since they require the kids to get involved in a church outside of the school My daughter loves her admissions counselor, guidance counselor and her teachers. She has made a wonderful group of friends, has become involved in a church off campus and she is thriving. I think the biggest testimony to me was anytime we asked any of the students if they liked the school, they all said they loved it. The president is often the speaker at chapel and he teaches a class as well. I just can't say enough about this institution.

I have 2 undergraduate and 1 graduate degree from Cairn. Their academics are high quality and the…read moreprofessors foster interactive community among students and with them. Whatever they do, they do well. Full disclosure- this institution has a core of Bible courses in each major helping students desiring to live and work Biblically to integrate this into all they do. Their graduates are spread around the world making a difference in meeting the needs found in those places. I am grateful for my education there.

I've been going to TCNJ for over a year after transferring from a local community college. The…read moreschool is beautiful, a smaller campus community with lots of trees and brick buildings. I am a Kinesiology major and the classes are challenging yet rewarding. I love this school a lot, and I'm grateful I got the chance to go here!

I was a Computer Science professor and Faculty Fellow at TCNJ for four years and loved every day…read more The college itself is terrific, with great students, faculty, staff, and administrators. The campus is beautiful, and the college continues to be on the leading edge of the digital age.

I visited Georgian Court University after realizing that part of the movie "The Amityville Horror"…read more(1979) was filmed here. The area of the campus featured is called the "Sunken Garden". I made some comparison shots. The top image is mine and the bottom image is a screenshot from the movie. Beautiful campus! Just check in with the guard to get access to the gardens. You are allowed to wander as long as you don't go in any of the buildings.

After your child is enrolled & that semester begins, the interest, care & support they claim to…read moreoffer is NOT there. They are not the least bit organized, timely or put together. Students seeking housing due to medical issues are NOT prioritized. There is NO conflict resolution for dealing with problem room mates. Rooms can be reserved for the upcoming semester- which is RIDICULOUS that you may not get your same room if someone else reserves it! The staff advisors from housing to the bursars office come off as random, unqualified individuals in these positions. A few of their professors are also quite questionable, leaving one to wonder how they screen their teaching staff. From the lack of communication to their very basic, outdated website I now have learned that GCU isn't nearly as put together as some of the local Community Colleges. Certainly not a place I'd ever consider again.

Went here on a college visit and was impressed with the campus. Located in Long Branch near the…read moreJersey Shore is a good place to go to school. The beach nearby and plenty of activities is a good start. The actual campus was much more scenic than I thought. Very impressive. The professors and students that we met on the visit were all very nice and informative. The students seemed to be happy to be attending the university and had seemed eager to promote the student body and faculty. My daughter would like to major in Marine Biology and both professors we met in that field were great. Made me wish I was going to college listening to them. Both were very knowledgeable and helpful. I would think that the classes they taught would be great. My daughter is still looking but they made a great impression. Definitely have your kid at least give them a look.

This review is not of the University per se. I leisurely strolled around DiMattio gallery in…read moreRechnitz Hall viewing the Senior Fine Art Show and saw my niece's artwork being showcased among others. It was very enjoyable seeing her emulating the 20th century surrealists ie. Dali and Magritte. Artwork on both floors were displayed and open to the public. One could cycle thru the gallery to view the works of these Seniors. This show exemplified the talent and hard work of the art department at Monmouth University.

Trying to figure out if their apples are organic-no pesticides and non gmo genetically modified…read more Called several times l/m transferred to Matt Beakman Director of the farm? Staff not sure,"only he can answer that." They are nice enough to donate to the food truck but no one that distributes knows. They said why don't you call them. I said I did and called a third time. Looked on the website. Even poor people should have the right to know.

I am here online.Love the programs here and near my house.read more

Mathnasium of Medford has been great! The amazing teachers have made our child a successful math…read morestudent. When our daughter first started mathnasium, she was unsure of her abilities and had gaps in her understanding of math concepts. Today, she is an excited and strong student. Without Mathnasium of Medford, she would not be as confident and strong in her abilities.

The staff at Mathnasium of Medford is great. They have helped improve the knowledge and…read morecomprehension on my 6th grader and allowed him to bring a C grade up to an A. He is more confident and enjoys math again. The owner Nick is someone who is very active in your child's learning and truly cares about their progress and development. This is a first class learning center with top notch instructors. I would recommend this center to anyone who wants to ensure that your child really learns math and how fun and important it is.