Terrible at vetting the people they hire. They have mental health counselors like Mary Broussard…read morewho like to call people derogatory names on social media. Now is that what you would want your children to experience from a person helping with their mental health? It's a shame.

I have heard excellent things about faculty and class sizes that makes this university attractive…read more What I was less than impressed with was their business operations-- bursar / billing (including involving the president's office). To explain...after being diagnosed with brain cancer, SELU, with full medical information (diagnosis, proof of cancer treatment, etc.) continued to demand a $792 bill be paid by my son who had to withdraw from school. SELU even went as far as sending a threatening letter to refer him for legal action to the attorney general if it wasn't paid. With no one willing to waive this payment (after several calls), I paid the bill to get the school to leave him alone while he continued to recover.

What a great church. We really enjoyed the worship, teaching and the fellowship. Starts at 10 am…read moreends at 11:30 with communion this morning. A church that reads, teaches and lives the Bible. Great mix of generations. Sunday school provided. Plenty of parking.

I am at a loss for words at what Ms. Usha has been able to teach my nine-year-old son who HATES…read moreschool. She taught him valuable skills and strategies to help him succeed. He went from 50th to 85 percentile in reading comprehension?!!? You've got a client for life here!

I honestly can't say enough about what Ms. Usha has done for my 6 year old daughter. She attends…read moreEcole Bilingue de la Nouvelle-Orleans and because the school is French Immersion I wanted her to spend a little more time working on her English. That idea quickly expanded to other subjects once I saw her skills rapidly improved with Ms. Usha's help. My daughter's math skills are ahead of all of class mates and her reading is right where it needs to be for age which is saying a lot considering her school day is spent almost entirely in French. My daughter has more focus as a result of the one on one time she spends with Usha. She is much more willing to do the work that she needs to in order to succeed and believe me when I say that my daughter is a tough customer and does not like being told to do ANYTHING. I strongly believe this is a result of the confidence she is gaining in all of her subjects with Usha's help. We have been with Usha for almost a year and we meet with her every Saturday. If a day has to be missed we make it up virtually, which works great as well. She is an indispensable asset that I honestly treasure and I plan on keeping her as long as she will have us. I would also like to mention that Usha worked with my 14 year old step son to prepare for the Ben Franklin entrance exam (he attended the same French Immersion School as my daughter) and he received one of the top scores for that entrance session. If you are considering adding tutoring to you or your child's schedule please take the plunge. You will not regret it. Thankful Mom