The college admissions and financial aide advisors are friendly, knowledgeable and open to helping…read moreeveryone. We moved here in July 2025 and found this college for our son. He wants to be an auto mechanic and the school reached out immediately for a meet/greet. He has completed his finacial aide for Fall and also taking a few intro- classes. The communication is tailoered to the students, along with text alerts for meetings, student engagements, social gatherings! Highly recommend this Community College if you are looking for classes and friendly advisors!

I saw Dr Stocker of the GI Motility Clinic back in August. At that visit she recommended a…read moreprocedure and labs. She indicated they would come get me for the labs and then schedule the procedure. I was then left in the room for over an hour. I finally left the room, found some random person walking the halls who then took me for labs. I was never brought to a scheduler for my procedure. I had to make another appointment in November because I still had not been scheduled for my procedure. Went in, saw the PA - she acknowledged that the doc recommended I needed procedure and indicated I would be contacted by scheduler within a week or two. The that was mid November. Early December I called and got routed around till I got the scheduler. She took my info and said she would call me back by that Friday. The Monday after THAT deadline had passed I messaged via app asking for status of my procedure. I was told I would be scheduled by the 16th. It is now almost January and I have still not been scheduled. Called the scheduler again and I get still the generic "there are people ahead of you but I should have you scheduled by the end of the week". I know this is a lie. Do not come here. Go to Cleveland. They have to be better than THIS.

This is a review of the UofL Student Health Services. They are fantastic! I usually see the Nurse…read morePractitioner and am always happy with their service. They spend a lot of time with me and answer all of my questions. A year and a half ago the NP figured out that I had pneumonia a few days after I had seen my private doctor near my home had missed it. I was told I had a viral cold and so I kept on but didn't feel any better and almost passed out during clinicals. I called the SHS office and they got me in right away when I told them what was happening. The NP saw me and sent me for a chest x-ray (which my doc didn't do & should have) and found it. I got an in office breathing treatment and felt well enough to be sent home with prescriptions (conveniently picked up at the pharmacy in the same building). I trust the NP's and the MD in this office and the nurse is friendly and organized. The medical techs are great too. I especially love Pam! :)

I am UL alumni, sorority alumni, and now have a son there, which reintroduced me to the campus and…read moreits offerings. Periodically I return to campus for presentations offered by the business school. I'll speak from the most recent experience and as a parent. The school offers several opportunities to visit and tour. Some drawl large crowds and others are smaller. The website also shares a ton of information about their degrees, housing, dining plans, etc. Applying is easy and our response from UL regarding admission was quick. My son also learned about scholarships quickly and this was amazing, especially compared to others that took so long to say yes or no. There's a lot of organizations to choose from as well as sporting teams. Tuition includes a gym membership and two are on campus. Dining plans are required based on living on campus or being a commuter. Parking passes are needed - buy them as soon as the option opens. Certain lots go quickly. Housing brings the most anxiety. Please pay the deposit to sign up early. It puts you in line to select. Belknap South and North are designated for freshman. My son stayed here and is now a RA there. Some dorms are better than others -- do your research. First year students are required to be on campus, but if you are local or have circumstances that qualify, you can be excused. Students miss a lot of things they have access to - health and mental services, disability resource center, honors program, learning abroad events, scholarships, and campus roles like student government. Follow all the groups on social media to stay in the know. Greek Life is active here for all groups. Recruitment starts early when classes kick off. So much more to say - and thankful for my time and degree from business school. I immediately used my Marketing degree upon graduation. Don't consider UL a "no" because you're local. It's full of amazing programs and people.

This was a such a nice campus they are really into celebrating the Derby. They are considered a…read morelarger campus and offer many food options and nice student activities center and many other beautiful art work around campus. We enjoyed our time here and would definitely recommend you touring this school if you're interested in attending.

I had a chance to tour the Goodwill Excel Center recently and I am blow away by this campus and all…read morethe good they are putting back into our community. If you're not familiar (I wasn't) Excel is the non traditional education arm of Goodwill Kentucky. This campus focuses on empowering people who were not able to complete high school for whatever reason to come back and get their high school diploma as non-traditional students. The campus is light, fresh, airy. They have a daycare on-site, a cafeteria and wellness room, coaches to help you figure out any barriers between you and your diploma, and teachers ready to teach the subjects you need to get to your goals. I got to meet some faculty and administration and see students coming in and out of class. Everyone seemed genuinely happy to be there and full of energy. The last thing that was asked at the end of our tour was - please tell the people you know that we are here and ready to help new students. So, here I am. There are informational sessions regularly and new classes start every 8 weeks. If you (or someone you know) are looking to make a new professional path for yourself and getting your high school diploma is a big step to get there, reach out to this center.

Attended Simmons Health Equity Fair that gave free preventative health screening at Simmons College…read moredrew a sizable crowd. Various small businesses provided food, clothing, and other goods for attendees. DJ's pumped the music that had people dancing on the pavement while others sat in the shade. I was exposed to new businesses to try in the future. Will look for this event next year to take advantage of free health screening.

My Granddaughter is an honor student at Crosby. She really enjoys it there and will graduate this…read moreyear. She is a starter on the excellent undefeated Lacrosse team and has scored a lot of goals this year. Crosby is one of the better Jefferson County schools.

their buses are horrible but overall the school is pretty good a lot of fighting people cusing and…read moresome teachers are not that good

Both of my kids attend JCPS schools. I've been very pleased with their public education. I feel…read morethe academics and athletics are a good fit for my girls.

This school has turned out young intellectually and emotionally healthy students who have almost…read moreuniversally gone on to successful second and post-secondary education, and have then succeeded in almost every domain including careers in education, law, medicine, business, media, politics and even professional sports.

St. Agnes has a reputation as one of the top Catholic elementary schools in the City of Louisville…read more We took a grandchild there for interviews and were impressed with the quality of the staff and principal - it is a Blue Ribbon school. We also appreciate how the school is integrated with the parish. Boys and girls are altar servers, occasionally read Scripture from the ambo at Sunday Mass, and after going on to High School and university return on Sunday to attend and to be lectors and cross bearers.