This is a nice, accessible location for classes. For the business students, there is a lounge on…read morethe 5th floor in building 3 for free coffee and sometimes food (advertised in advance). They have a small but rotating and tasty selection in the cafe. I haven't tried out the workout room but it looks similar to a setup in a luxury apartment building. The classrooms are plentiful and big. Most have projectors and screens. There are lots of huddle rooms and locations to meet with your groups. The best perk is the free parking. I like the location. I just wish it was metro accessible.

I mainly came here to use the library. Being a high schooler, I really wanted to find a library…read morethat I could concentrate in. I really love coming to this library, they give you free wifi and free computer access with about 30+ computers in the library that you can access. I feel pretty safe there too, because there are security guards once you enter. The library is really quiet and very clean. The people there are actually pretty strict when it comes to noise, so as long as you don't make much noise, they don't care. But that library is so quiet, that you can hear everything that everyone is doing, so unless you get a quiet room, I wouldn't recommend talking. The seats are comfy, the desks are really big and spacious, and you get alot of privacy. Overall, the library is big, quiet, and very great to study in if you really need to concentrate. Once you get hungry, there is a cafeteria that you can stop by, and you can always go to giant which is about a 2 minute walk. Or a 5-10 minute walk to the strip mall where they have a 7 eleven, sushi shop, burger king, and oriental market.

I love the concept - a bunch of commuter schools got together to share buildings and common…read morespaces. I'm sure it's awesome if you go to one of these schools and can call this hub your home base. I am not a student at any of the universities so I came through to see if I can sneak in and study. The parking garage said that payment is required 24/7 but the gates were open so I took my chances. There are also a few street parking spots. The Priddy Library is interestingly not marked on the map near the parking garage, but it is located in the Academic Building. As a community member, I was able to just walk in. The library is awesome for studying. There's tables, group spaces, standing desks, white boards, even couches with lap desks. Plenty of outlets everywhere and lots of natural light make it really pleasant. It is dead silent so whether you see that as a pro or con, is up to you. Besides paid parking, the other downside is that the guest wifi kicks out off after 1 hour.

Beautiful campus, small but nice. Parking are kind of far unless you do paid meter parking. There…read moreare street parkings, however, you're taking a chance, and it's all depends on what time your classes are. There is grab and go snack and drinks facility in every building , which is very convenient. Also, is a gym , a library, conference rooms, and private rooms that can be reserved for group studies across five buildings.

Get an education in the easiest way to understand. Highly recommended for RMA…read more Definitely will be there for LPN program.

I had a very unique experience with Clarys school, because of my crazy schedule, I was on 1:1 class…read morewith miss Clarys herself. Very professional and patient, she accommodated her schedule and we work together against all odds. Support me through it all until I graduated. I will go back to continue pursuing my education whenever I can. Keep the good work ,

I went to Whitman and had mixed opinions. I enjoyed the activities and classes I chose, but the…read morepeople really brought it down a notch. It's definitely very challenging academically. It either pushes students to excel or burns them out and causes them to give up. It just depends on each students ability to handle stress. Even so, the school has a class, activity, friend group, caring teacher for everyone.

I went to this school at the end of the Seventies and graduated in 1980. I made many friends. I…read morewould say it was better than other schools nearby at the time I went there for academics but also because of the unique landscape and architecture that was destroyed in a teardown and rebuild project which came ten years after I graduated. We had a domed arena that was in the style of Finnish architect Ero Saarinen and was great to play sports in. The principal was pretty good: Dr. Jerome Marco-he served a long time and had the current Football field named after him. He didn't like underage drinking so he got rid of the Rugby team which was a club sport-not varsity. That team became the Maryland Exiles thanks to Dan Soso who kept it going. I did academics with great teachers like Bari Bergman for English, Speech and Drama but sports was really what I was into at the time. We had arguably the best football team in the history of the school. I played each season. We were not undefeated in the regular season but 9-1 then lost the state AA Championship-our QB got injured in the semifinal. The 2003 team went 10-0 but lost their first playoff game that makes us better in my opinion. Our coach, Rich Cameron was good. He had us in the wishbone offense that just could not be stopped. Our rugby team won tournaments-the coach was John Haberman. I also wrestled. That was more fun than anything. Many of the students have gone on to great careers and spread out across the country nowadays. We had great colors and a great mascot but I do not agree with the gender equity changes made to our mascot. Our Colors were Black, White and Columbia Blue. We were the Vikings and we had a great Viking but nowadays any depiction of our Viking must be accompanied by a Lady Viking. I went to our reunion and saw Lady Viking drawings which we did not have. If you want to have Lady Viking Drawings in 2013 O.K. but we did not have them in 1980 so don't go back and try to re-write history. Cafeteria food was good. We even had a salad bar which I used in wrestling season. We always had a weight room open after school. Other notable teachers were Mr. Cleary-English and Yearbook, Jack Freeman-JV Football and Al Patini-Driver's Education, Mr. Peters and Mr. Debone-gym, Hugh Hammet-Tennis Coach, Ms. Linda Niedbalski and Melanie Sorg-Biology, Mrs. Trebor-Home Economics, Ms. Guiterrez-English, Ms. Cummings-English. Some great teachers have names I forgot-sorry. This was a high school you would want to go to. 4 stars.

Review only for field: Have had a couple of league soccer games here over 2 seasons - the place is…read moretough to get to from Nova for sure, take rock creek pretty much until the end and after some windy turns in backroads, end up at St John's. Word to the wise: google maps will lead you to the side opposite of the parking lot entrance, so turn right then left on the next street to get to the soccer fields. overall, fields are pretty solid condition (separate fields for football and soccer), with bleachers on the side. Doesn't have as much problem with beads piled up (like Wash Lee) or holes in the field (RFK aux field). Ample parking, trash cans...no bathrooms though from what I could find.

I am class of 2001. When I was here, I hated the school. Didn't like the teachers. Didn't like my…read moreclassmates. Didn't like my commute (1.5 hours one - way). Wasn't too long after graduation that I realized that St. John's more than prepared me for the next level. The curriculum is challenging. You aren't allowed to float by and you are getting the tools needed to thrive beyond college. Critical thinking and reasoning were skills imparted to you. Athletics could have been stronger, but it's picking up a lot of steam. It helps that the CEO of Under Armour, Kevin Plank, is a SJC alum. This school will continue to grow and will undoubtedly be an elite institution for years to come.

Attended a Hate Bias Reporting Forum here and I never knew how nice the campus was. There are…read moreplenty of parking lots all around the campus. However there are a lot of hills and stairs that you will have to traverse to get to most of the buildings. The conference center was well maintained and appeared to be relatively new. Great lighting and installed audio visual equipment installed in the room. We didn't experience any issues during the conference. All the staff members who assisted in the set up were friendly and helpful. ASA conference center I would recommend it. I can't say anything about attending the college here so my review is only based on the conference facility.

Although I haven't explored the depth of this campus, I can tell you that the Germantown Campus for…read moreMontgomery College is a very nice one. I only take classes in the Science building, but it contains a study area with computers available along the walls. Many tables where you can study with your laptop. Vending machines for snacks should you feel the need. What I was most impressed with was the fact that this study area contained a sort of private, enclosed station where women could go to breastfeed. I'm proud to be a student at Montgomery College and I'm grateful for it's campus and amenities.

Review for basketball gym only…read more The infamous DeMatha Catholic High School has been host for the WCAC girl's basketball quarterfinals for years but this year was a bit different. DeMatha's beloved, celebrated coach of the boys program for decades passed away in January. At the front entrance was signage that in Coach Wootten's honor, they were collecting used (but not abused) basketball shoes for the under privileged. Such an awesome gesture for an extraordinary coach/man. I've been to many basketball games in this gym and have enjoyed them all. They've always had the boosters and the DeMatha families working the front desk, collecting money and at the concession stand. Everyone is super friendly, even when folks have been eager to bypass the long lines and crowds. When packed, the atmosphere is electric and usually multiple college recruiters can be seen in attendance. That's what high school basketball is all about, especially at DeMatha where Coach Wootten built his legacy.

Stopped here for a basketball showcase recently for work. I grew up watching this school in the…read moreACIT, so traveling there to watch games was a totally different animal. Traveling with the team I will say I lucked out in a way bc I am not sure where anyone parks other than illegally in the street coming in and out of the complex when it is busy. So that could be an issue for patrons who travel and need a place to park. However, this will be a very big issue to find a place to park. I will say that the inside of this arena is that of a bigger division 2 arena however - their snack bar and seating was all filled and the inside and entrances were well lit by natural light and windows. The only thing that maybe either they are keeping original or haven't gotten to is the floor. It is the original heavily polyurethane yellow-tinted floor paint. Charming to me but kind of looks out of place with the rest of the place. Will be back

What an impressive campus and faculty at Bullis. The grounds are beautiful the buildings and…read moreclassrooms are a site to see. The students are polite and well mannered. Bullis seems like an ideal place to learn and grow as a young person. A very impressive school.

Bullis has a new Head who is phenomenal. It's a school that is innovative and moving forward.read more