I took courses through ASCA University and they run their grading system through Lindenwood…read moreUniversity. I will never do this again. Between their weird grading system where they only post grades on the third week of the month to trying to get an official transcript has given me so much anxiety. I finished my courses in Feb. 2026. It is now April and my grades still aren't posted and my official transcript is still on hold. I live in California so I have been emailing Azam, the program manager, back and forth and I can never get ahold of him via telephone. There seems to be a major miscommunication via email and I still can't get my transcript. Never again!!!

Went here for a school tour. The campus was nice and had great facilities. There are so many…read morestudent-led clubs & affinity groups, a NICE rec room area with indoor basketball courts, an updated library with work spaces to reserve--the school definitely has just what you need. The surrounding area of St. Charles has great places to eat or go for entertainment. The school has an interesting history for sure! There was a little trivia session during the informational panel. The tour guides and student speakers noted how accommodating Lindenwood is. People also quote their athletic for being pretty great!

I took a Photoshop class here so I could affix my head atop a photo of a bodybuilder. The…read moreclasrooms fit around 20 people and are outfitted with computers, a presentation board, and all the software we needed to learn about Photoshop. The teacher moved at a comfortable pace, and was interesting. It was clear he knew his stuff. I left with the abilities that I expected to obtain, as well as a reference book on everything we went over. While the class price can be a little steep, if you can get your employer to cover it, it's well worth the time.

Stopped by campus for an afternoon stroll and to visit the Kemper Art Museum. This campus is…read morebeautiful and blends together old school charm with more contemporary buildings. So many places to sit and read. Popped in for a stroll over the Summer when campus is dead but I'm sure it's a livelier place when classes are in session.

I just volunteered for a Screening perceptions study at WashU. They did a fabulous job focused on…read morethe variables, weaknesses & priorities going forward. I felt we were all one team how they engaged us in their data. Volunteers were able to express our honesty & community history on the lack of awareness on the lack of early detection impacting the communities. I am going to volunteer for additional studies, focus groups & volunteer at the hospital to be a positive for Saint Louis!

Ok....having taken the bar, and having taken this bar review course, and having gotten my…read moreresults....(they were good so maybe this is swayed, who knows) I feel as though I can fairly analyze the quality of this review course and maybe steer someone in the direction of either taking this or avoiding the extra cost of the class. First, I will talk about the positives of this course: The professors, for the most part, were really good. They kept your attention, really tried to focus on the materials that would be on the bar, and some of them were even funny. I especially enjoyed the Property professor since he basically explained to me in three days what I never really grasped in a solid year of Property in Law School. I have to appreciate that. They took their time with the subjects and were generally pretty amenable to answering questions during the breaks. The materials were extensive. So extensive in fact, that there are still books I never even opened. They are still sitting in a box under my desk. I think BarBri does this to insure that if a random question appears on the bar they can say, hey, we gave that to you in your materials. Regardless, I have a ton of materials from taking this class. Also, they offered three practice essays that were actually graded so you could get a feel for how you were doing throughout the summer with your writing skills. That made me feel much better was helpful for not only me, but for my friends as well. If you miss a class, you can make it up online or you can go to the night class that's offered as well. This was very nice to have as an option. Also, there were some bar heavy subjects I never took in law school and I felt like after sitting through the BarBri class on the subject, running some of their practice essays and looking over their review materials, I was able to get a pretty good grasp on subjects that were completely foreign to me. That's the mark of a decently run course. Some downsides now (because there have to be some) They offered the class at Wash U. Parking is a nightmare there and you had to buy a summer parking pass from Wash U. That is ridiculous in my book. I took the metrolink, but most of my friends forked over the cash. Also, the room the class was offered in was freezing cold. I mean, people brought blankets in freezing cold. I know it's hot outside, but seriously? Why so cold? This may be more of a Wash U issue, but the BarBri reps were always snotty about it when anyone brought it up. Which brings me to another point...some of the reps were snotty...they made us show IDs every day when we walked in...who is trying to break into BarBri to learn about Commercial Paper? I mean really...relax a bit! Finally, the cost. Wow, this is not a cheap class. I mean, we are talking 4 figures here. The books are outrageous and they will buy them back from you, but only for a few hundred bucks and you could get more for them if you sold them on Half.com. That's my plan at least. Oh, and they want you to sell them back before you get your bar results...so if you fail and have to retake the bar, you might have to buy a whole new set of books...not cool BarBri...not cool. So, if you are taking the bar, and you are looking for a review course, I would say, this is probably the one to take. They focus on essays and multiple choice, and on the weird MPT that is offered in Missouri and only a few other select states. I really did learn a lot and it was great to be refreshed by this course. Was it expensive? Yes. Did I pass? Yes. Was it because of BarBri? Who knows....but I have no doubt it played a large role... I realize this review is really only helpful to anyone that may take the bar on yelp...but hey, it's helpful to know regardless right?

This Easter weekend is the first "student voice" plays in 15 years and I saw the first night…read more The plays are a collaborative skit from student performers and the student screenwriters. The dynamic gave the performers the ability to showcase their talents (dance, singing and instrumental) without losing the meaning the stories were telling. The plays were adult, contemporary, and emotionally moving. After the skits was a brief performer and director introduction plus a question and answer period. My only question is "why was this in the basement theater"... the small audience was nice to be part of, but a larger audience would be nice also. If you want something adult but college youthful to experience this is an excellent event to enjoy.

The staff at the Webster Chapters I attended were great, the instructors, the enrollment staff and…read moreadministrators are all awesome. Everyone at the Luke and Beaufort, SC Campus is beyond reproach all care about their students. They communicate well and look after their students from day one, all the way to even after graduation. Webster University Main Campus however, and those that don't own up to their accounting mistakes and allow their "Alumni" to damage their credit call for this poor rating. My specific case of accepting poor guidance and lethargic action when the University's accounting department (along with the Department of Veterans' Affairs) made a mistake and caused me to incur negative credit charges as well as an extra $400 service fee, all because the four staffers at the Main Campus in St Louis took 4 months to figure out they were over paid. They admitted they made the mistake, to prove their point, they overnighted me a check for the difference to "make me whole"... They had no interest in paying the late fees incurred by their delayed response. All it would have taken to keep me from writing this review and more to come, would have been to simply apologize and reimburse me the $400 in fees... but your university couldn't bear to even respond to that request, much less write the check. Webster University will get bad press from me at every campus I come across the rest of my military career. It's not the 80pt Credit Score hit, or $400, but mostly the principles of being a school students should trust.

Tisch Park sits on the grounds of Washington University in Saint Louis, aka as WashU. The geography…read moreof the park runs from Skinner Blvd to the front of Brookings Hall. The huge lot is well maintained with lush grass and extremely scenic. Likely the park is named after a donor, however there is no information I could find on their grounds. The two buildings that flank both sides are McKelvey Engineering and Sam Fox Architecture. Both buildings are part of WashU. On a lovely day as the day I was here it's a nice walk. There is also a nearby museum run by the school. The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum. Enjoy the magnificent views.

Outstanding university. Highly recommend. Faculty have a strong knowledge in their fields and are…read moreVERY supportive. Can say this with certainty after obtaining degrees from three other universities.

I have 2 degrees from this school. I can't say enough good things about the school, the faculty,…read moreand the way the school will stand behind their students. If you want a top-tier education, this is the place you really should go.

Very odd place to review - I am aware…read more However I am not reviewing to comment on the school, their grounds, programs, etc. Just here to talk about their Notre Dame Bingo night, every Friday Night at 7. Let me tell you, these was the most overwhelming rounds of Bingo I had ever played. Midwest goes hard I guess? This gym-itorium was full of people! All in all I probably spent about $35(?) between the various cards, special games (early bird, night owl, wild star and spectrum), and a Bingo dobber. They play 24 rounds of bingo. First game up is Sweet 16, winner gets 50/50 of the raffle prior to. They continue with 11 more games, each games minimum winnings being $100 for early bird, straight bingo and caller's choice games. Our caller for the night was Dan. And let me tell you, he did not give anyone a chance to review their cards. It was literally one call after the other. After intermission we played wild card - to win players had to get all three numbers listed on their pull tab. Continuing on we continued straight bingo, caller's choice then night owl until spectrum. Spectrum's winnings that night was upwards of $2400 for the power bowl. Coverall is played as the ending game, winners take $500. They did give out various 'door prizes' including coupons towards upcoming games, free local dinners, etc. I did not win. One of my mother-in-laws got a coupon for money off towards her next bingo night. My other mother-in-law split the pot and won $50. It was a good time, I docked my review do to it being pretty pricey, their caller of the night was far too fast. I barely got a chance to review my cards before moving onto the next game.