Wow! I attended a…read moreconference here. I was most impressed with the facilities. The beauty of the school can't be missed. There is a charm to this school. Catholic education exudes from the walls. Everything was in good order; things were neat and tidy. What a good impression the building made! Technology worked as it should. The media center was comfortable and spacious for our event.

This is a wonderful school . The teachers are very helpful . All of the staff are very helpful and…read morekind. The principle is a very kind , compassionate intelligent man . The atmosphere is very family-friendly . The students all know each other and treat each other well .

I attended OLMA for a year and a half during 9th and 10th grade in the early 90's. I was unable to…read morecomplete all four years of high school due to financial constraints. OLMA was an interesting experience for me. For starters, I'm not Catholic, so I leared a lot about Catholicism I hadn't known prior, despite having attended Mass with friends on countless occasions. Second, OLMA is an all girl's school. Let me tell you, young women act VERY different when there aren't boys around to compete with. The all girl's formula for learning is very effective in getting girls to come out of their shell. I LOVED not having to worry about what to wear every day and not having to worry about or compete with boys. OLMA is a small school, which is both a blessing and curse. It's just fine if you happen to get along with your classmates, but if you don't, you're in for a rough ride. I joined my class mid-year and wasn't welcomed with open arms. Several other students also joined later and were also given the cold shoulder. Like all high schools, OLMA is very clique-y... but it's more pronounced since it's such a small school. The cliques were divided into two groups- a: the anorexic bad girl cheer-leader types who got sent there so the nuns would set their daughters straight and b: the well behaved, studious good girls headed for college who never got in trouble. If you don't fall into either category, you may be in for a very lonely four years of school. Overall, I did enjoy my time at OLMA and the various activities we did that would have never happen in a big school. I also developed friendships with a few girls whom I recall with great fondness. The academics at OLMA are vigorous, but limited. Again, the curse of a small school is that choice is pretty much non-existant. Everyone takes the same classes, all paced the same way. Similarly, extra and co-curricular activities are also limited, with an emphasis on athletics. As a musician and artist, I found OLMA's offerings too limited for me. However, criticisms aside, I would happily send my children to OLMA if I thought there was a good personality match. The staff at OLMA are stern but loving and they give a good education. OLMA is definitely worth your consideration if you are interested in an all-girls high school education.

Great academic school that focuses on developing girls into strong, confident and fearless women…read more Exactly what our daughters need today!

probably the best school i've ever attended. honestly. i moved from washington township, which was…read moreone of the most boring districts in south jersey. i know that clayton is a small town and not really recognized as much as washington township, but here i have a lot more friends and fun than before. i highly recommend staying at clayton and attending their schools (or getting a job there if you're an adult)!

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.

Administration is top notch. Great school for academics. Diversity is key element. It's obvious…read morethat students are top priority and come first.

Just when I thought that Rowan University was ""just the school " for people to come and learn, I…read moream proved wrong. I am quite impressed with their science center and planetarium. My husband and I went on a date night to see Laser gaga and not only discovered what a beautiful campus with extensive buildings and so much opportunity to learn and grow but it's well put together and well lit and very safe. People are nice people stop and say hello and it's very inviting. If I could go back 20 years I would definitely choose Rowan as a school to further my education it's beautiful

Holy Smoke & Fuego! A highly recommended incredibly romantic and delicious experience!…read more We missed a class in November and had a credit pending so we waited 9 months for a similar class to come up and this was it. Saturday August 4th - Raspberry vinaigrette salad, Lamp lollipops, Asparagus wrapped in prosciutto, Lobster tail and mushroom risotto. I had to have it. They made drinks, appetizers and dessert pre prepped for us. Our main instructor Chef Christina was incredibly sarcastic and witty. There was a couple that was annoying AF (but this is Atlantic City what can you expect) so she had to continuously say, "if you're still LISTENING." I'm sure it gets frustrating for a professional team so if you're signing up for a COOKING CLASS be sure you're ready to LEARN to cook. Ignore the momo's. Chef Vincenzo is straight out of Italy and will teach you right at your table if you're not prepping properly which I enjoyed incredibly so be sure to make some mistakes! The class was so much fun and the food was delicious. They gave us a packet with all of the recipes and we got to keep the aprons. Can't wait to come back!

If I could give this experience 6 stars I would…read more I have always passed by the beautiful Viking cooking school any time I stayed or visited Harrahs and always wished I had made prior plans to try it out (classes book fully in advance, so by the time you are there only if your super lucky will you get a spot) for our anniversary we decided to plan way ahead and attend the 11/19/18 class. If you are a group of two, you will be placed with another group of two. Groups of four were together. This gave us a chance to chat and get to know another couple which was really cool. There is a welcome cocktail, but besides that only wine with dinner as a safety precaution - fire, sharp knives and intoxication probably don't go so well together. As we entered the kitchen, we were welcomed with a cocktail and a pre made app to munch on (think crackers and a home made dip or bruschetta) then we went over the menu and started prepping. Everyone was SO nice. Any questions or curiosity's were answered. Great sense of humor, we laughed and joked through out the whole evening. Only criticism I have, would be them having a bit more ingredients to work with. For instance the app was a pepper salad, so there were two peppers for the four of us. Shallots were called for in our smoked mushroom bisque and there was only one shallot. We worked it out well because we became friends with our partnered couple - but I could see this being harder if people or couples prefer to work to themselves. Overall the experience was out of this world. Something that I rave about to everyone.l and can't wait to try again. They also mentioned that they do private party's of groups 12-16! This would be a blast with a group.

Quiet little beach town on the jersey shore. Very close to Atlantic city. We came here to lay on…read morethe beach in peace and found that it was nice, clean and laid back. An hour passed and a woman approached our towel and asked us to pay $8 for a beach pass.. It was July 4th and we wanted to get food and do other things as well so we just left the beach instead. We had a nice time on the beach though. Brigantine is similar to the towns of long beach/Atlantic beach on Long Island .. Same type of wide streets, and same style housing/beach club complexes, bougie beach policies, competent life guards on the beach & lots of families .... All in all, there's no other reason to come here other than the beach. (If you want to escape the louder crowds at AC's beach then come to this beach).