There is no other school in the SBC that has such a huge emphasis on missions. Self-proclaimed as…read morethe "Great Commission School" SEBTS truly sets a the standard for pleasing our Lord when we GO. The acedmics here are rigerous, displined, and exciting. Everyone on campus is super welcoming and president Danny Akin is a welcoming and truly cares about his students! Praise God for a institution such as this exhausting to further His name.

I'm not a student here, but I needed a book for my ordination classes and decided to make a trip…read morefrom Raleigh. The library was the only one that had the book in the area. I was worried I wouldn't be able to borrow it because I am not a student and I would have to copy the book in the library and spend my precious pennies. But they have a guest borrowing policy, all you have to do is fill out a form and get your book! Will keep it in mind next time I have required reading.

I really do not want to leave a rating at all, not even a half star!! They are unprofessional, they…read moredo not care about the students safety or well being, they do not answer the calls or emails, they will send emails to students but not to parents, non transparent to parents!! Owe my nephew and others money since they have not been on campus with no hot water or no heat on top of a dorm catching on fire in one of the rooms, personal items and belongings stolen!! The school is a mess!! Send your child someplace else!!

Frustrating and Disorganized Experience…read more Freshman orientation and move-in day were both a mess. Students stood in line for over 7 hours and still didn't get clearance to move in. For a school with such a small student body, this should never happen -- especially when families have spent months preparing and confirming everything in advance. The lack of organization is unacceptable. Something as simple as processing students in alphabetical order could fix most of these issues. Staff also need to return calls and respond to emails -- basic communication could have prevented much of the chaos. This is a historic school with great potential, but first impressions matter. Unfortunately, this experience made many parents and students question the quality of the education and overall administration.

A simply stunning church resting in a residential community in Wake Forest. One of the nicest…read morechurches in North Carolina, decided the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral in Raleigh. I really enjoy my spiritual time every time I come here.

Such a beautiful church and lovely, gracious parish welcoming everyone! Definitely recommend this…read morechurch, beautiful memorial garden and campus!

This is my ultimate meditation spot. I would like to thank everybody who keeps this organization…read moregoing and everybody that comes to the classes here. We have had a HUGE group and amazing experiences at our RCIA so far in 2019 through 2020 and I cannot wait to see what the rest of the year brings! Cheers.

This is a great disciplined and structured Catholic school. The school is over 100 years old and…read morethe principles have remained the same. Get good grades, mind your manners, no back talk to your elders, and good christian values and character driven beliefs. Religion is in the fore front of the teachings and they all go through the class everyday and attend Mass. I would recommend this school to anyone looking for a highly respected Catholic parochial school PreK - 8th grades. The parent volunteer base is very supportive of the school as well. Strong values in how we want our children to be brought up in this kind of world.

I'm an instructor at Gwinnett College. If you are considering massage school , this is definitely…read moreworth looking into. I love the staff and administrators here. They are dedicated to the learning process of each student. They are passionate about their craft and eager to duplicate and pour into the students that teach. Your fellow students go from strangers to family. They really look out for each other. When you start your program, you become a class. They never leave their "classmates" behind. Constant support and motivation.

My enrollment experience was great jaye crews was very informative the process was easy . I like…read morethat the school is a small setting. I'm learning new things everyday.

Great school. The education is affordable and the staff are always willing to help. I highly…read morerecommend this school.

Wake Tech has several campuses. My first time attending Wake Tech was back in 95 era. But after…read morebeing laid off from work in 2008, I decided to go back to school. Since I had no medical insurance, I didn't feel like paying for out of pocket medical expenses. I stumbled across the website for the Wake Tech Dental Program. http://dentalhygiene.waketech.edu/clinic.php If you need your teeth cleaned, then if you are a student at Wake Tech, it is all free. And trust me, I have seen some grills at Wake Tech that needed some attention. And if you are not a student, then it will cost you a small fee of $20. That is not bad for some people that need that $1200 deep intensive cleaning because you have not ever been to a dentist in your life. (They did state that they have some people who need some serious TLC.) But it is good to only pay $20 for something you might not otherwise be able to afford. As far as the cleaning and treatment goes, they did the screening, complete work up, blood pressure check, x-rays and the whole 9 yards. The techs, even being students are very knowledgeable, and gentle. I will put it like this, my first year student tech was so gentle, I actually fell asleep in the chair, while she was in my mouth. The instructor thought it was funny, but I was tired. You don't have to worry about being left alone with some student that have never done any work on a soul. Because first they practice on each other, then they call in their family members and friends to practice on. So, if they didn't kill their family members, or friends, you have nothing to worry about. Now as far as the facilities for being a student, well, they are poor in comparison to the other campuses. The student lounge, while larger than the North campus, is also the cafe, which is also larger than the North campus, but they have nothing to eat except the vending machines. The library is quaint. The computers in the library I think were running Windows 98. Ok, maybe Windows 2000, but they were old, and very slow. Even trying to do some web based school homework on them was very difficult because the computers were not capable of running certain programs or software. The computer in the computer lab were a step up. As a student attending the campus, the issue parking deck cards, and you are supposed to let yourself in. As a student visit from another campus, security is supposed to let you in provided you have proper school ID. That does not always work, as security told me that they were not going to let me out one day since I didn't have a school ID. One quick phone call to the security chief at home fix that issue. So, here is the wrap up. I don't know what it is like to take classes there, but the students complain about the lack of food. I was a HUGE fan of the dental clinic that they run, and they do excellent work, so that earned them a bunch of stars. I did however remove a star because if I went over to that campus, and had to use the library services, or computer, the equipment was dilapidated. Many of the students there are high school that will graduate with their HS Diploma, and college AS at the same time, so you can't beat that. Almost having a BS by the time you finish high school.

I had a terrible experience at Sherrill's University this past Saturday. Due to extreme price…read moretransparency issues and unprofessional front desk staff. When I arrived, the receptionist was in older black woman with salt and pepper box braids. I did not get her name. She asked what style I wanted and sent me out to buy hair. Before I left, she explicitly told me that the final choice of style would determine the price and which student would be assigned to me. When I returned, I repeatedly explained that I wanted cornrolls. She kept insisting upon two french braids, and I repeatedly corrected her. Saying No I want corn rolls. Finally, she quoted me a price of $70.00 for cornrose and handed me off to Ambrosia, to perform the services. I showed Ambrosia a picture of how I wanted my hair braided. When it came time to pay at the register, the same receptionist initially, typed in $70.00 then bumped the price to $111.00. When I ask why the price had suddenly changed $41.00. She falsely claimed that I asked for an updo or French braid which styles that I did not agree to. When I asked to speak to a manager, I was told that the instructor had left for the day. In a young man came down and represented himself as management. Instead of listening to the price discrepancy that I was complaining about, he continually overtalked me and told me I had corn rolls. Completely dismissing me because I got cornrolls. To quote one price up front, and then at checkout arbitrarily up the price by $41 plus tip at checkout without explanation and refusing to listen is completely unacceptable. I will never return and cannot ever recommend this business based on this bait and switch pricing and dismissive customer service.

I've been coming here off and on for years for everything from relaxers, trims, and shampoos to…read morebarber cuts, color services, and crochet styles. Every visit, the students are eager to give you the look you want, and the instructors are always hands-on and ready to step in whenever needed. One thing I really appreciate is how clean and inviting the whole place is. The stations are always kept spotless, the vibe is open and airy, and even the bathrooms are impressively clean, which says a lot. The customer service from both students and instructors is always top-notch, making you feel welcome from start to finish. I've even brought my grandson in for a haircut, and they took amazing care of him, except for a small mishap at the shampoo bowl where he was drenched with water somehow. The student offered to put his shirt in the dryer so he didn't have to walk around with a cold, wet shirt. Overall, if you're looking for affordable beauty services in a friendly, well-kept space, I suggest going to Sherrill's. Just keep in mind that the students are still learning.

My grandfather who was a Supreme Court judge went to law school here. He taught me everything I…read moreknow and UNC is a great school highly recommend it!

Top tier school in the Region and Country. Consistently tops lists for affordability, faculty, jobs…read moreplacement rates, etc. Nearly 50% of all lawyers in the state come from this prestigious university and the alumni network is exceptional. The staff is exceptional, the student culture is positive, and administration is responsive to students needs and concerns.