I love this school. I love the staff. The students are so friendly and very polite. You will…read morealways get the right answer even over the phone. I can not believe it time sure flew this is the last year for my son but he will continue on for his masters degree. My oldest son dorm here and it was very safe. The cafeteria has great food. They have a cafe also it is a small city inside within the school. Great advisors and talented teachers. Saint Xavier University takes pride in excellence,education and service. I highly recommend this school for students of all ethnicity background and religion. Join many of the clubs and you can also suggest one. First Catholic university

JJC is not easy to work with for course planning, scheduling, preparation, etc. We had to call to…read moreschedule classes because online was not accessible, they had so many issues scheduling the class and then after there were technical glitches that they did not accept responsibility for so we had to apply for a refund. If you are a fresh high school graduate do not expect help from any department. I recommend going to Morraine or GSU if at all possible and avoid JJC at all costs.

Following my 1965 graduation from Lincoln Way High School in New Lenox, IL,…read more Joliet Junior College provided a perfect next step in earning both a liberal arts degree as well as becoming interested and involved in providing the urgent, growing need of full and part time child care for the many parents beginning to work full time, therefore needing safe, fun, and affordable educational care for their children. I was qualified and exceedingly interested as I was a follower of both Jean Piaget and Marie Montessori. So in blending the two philosophies, Building Block Child Care Center began in 1997 and continues going strong today.

this school is TRASH. School shootings all week last year, they don't even think about your…read moreeducation. Got sick last year for the whole second semester and they kicked me out without informing me about anything, they made us wait for 3 weeks in this school year to inform us about me getting kicked out and jot being registered and saying i have to get a GED being a senior and now going to have to wait next semester to go to school. They don't care about you or your safety!!!!!! DON'T GO HERE

I'm an ACHS alumni which means I have a bit of subjectivity with this review. Argo High has made…read moregreat improvements since the days I attended. The Swanson gym remains the best gym I've seen in the south west suburbs. Located in the not so appealing suburb of Summit-Argo, this community high school should not be judged by its' cover nor its' surroundings. Many graduates have moved on to great opportunities. ACHS has its share of "alumni celebrities." If you live in Summit, Bedford Park, Bridgeview, Justice, Willow Springs, and un-incorporated Hickory Hills, you don't have another public high school option unless you're willing to home school or pay for private education.

I am in a Masters Program at CCSJ. I have had a very good experience so far. The admissions process…read morewent smoothly. The business office is staffed with competent people. I often received emails that are tailored to me and not the entire student body. This is a fine level of service. On the academic end, the courses have been rigorous and the instructors have been very qualified and knowledgeable. They seem to be experts in their respective fields. Many schools have tenured professors who are out of touch with their own fields. The professors here seem to know their stuff. The "vertical" school as they term it is clean and modern. The parking lot is large so parking is not a hassle. There are nice areas for students to relax and food is available. Returning to the business aspect of higher education, I have a doctorate degree from another institution and that school was excellent. However, they were always very aggressive in collecting tuition and fees. Here the college works with the students and tends to avoid the threatening demand letters. Ultimately, the school has to get paid and you will not graduate without paying your balance. It's nice though that the school doesn't send out the goon squad because you haven't cut a check for a technology fee or overdue library book. I have about a year left here and I look forward to it. I would not hesitate to recommend Calumet College of Saint Joseph to anyway looking to further their education.

Was just a kinda lame college, they should just get better, no decorations, looked bland and mid.read more

Fine Catholic High School anchoring the East Chicago-Hammond area for almost 100 years. Founded in…read more1921 as Catholic Central High School, it opened at the current location in 1923. The name was changed in 1947. It remains today still serving the community as it nears its centennial. If your looking for an excellent education in a co-ed environment...look no further.

I love the staff, instructors and students. Very easy program Day classes available.read more

Cool space right in HP. Spacious and modern. I went for a meeting and explored the space. A lot…read morebigger than you'd expect. The service was nice.

Pretty sure this used to be the Chicago Innovation Exchange, but a Polsky must have donated a wad…read moreof cash or something. Unclear. This is a fairly good spot to study in in Hyde Park. Very much a 2017 (or 2015? whenever they did this thing) renovated type look inside-- clean lines, big windows, funky plastic furniture in exciting shapes and colors. (Sidenote: UofC seems really invested in buying interesting new chairs. No building remodel is complete without some sexy yellow chairs. Or maybe a building remodel is just sexy new chairs but the new chairs are so effective with their sexiness that no one even complains about where did all of our cash go?) Large co-working space (or, let's just call it what it is, big room with desks) with plenty of rolling white boards and power outlets and exposed brick. Also a Greenline coffee shop inside. Only problem with this place is that the working area gets no sunlight. So it's like being in a cozy woodbrick pizza oven. If that's your studying/getting shit done aesthetic, all power to ya. Personally I like a little sunlight so I can be reminded of what I'm missing out on outside of my computer screen. Free membership for UofC students.

Very great school! curriculum is rigiorous and culture and climate of the school is amazing!read more