Each child is different, and matching a college with their personality, interests, abilities, and…read moresocial ways can be a challenge. My youngest is playing football for Texas Wesleyan and it feels more and more like "home" every time we step foot on the campus. This is a place where personal connection to your environment, fellow students, faculty, and staff MATTER. Here the "we care about your child" isn't just spoken, but lived, at every single level of the University. College isn't for everyone. If it's for you (or your child) check out Texas Wesleyan if smaller CAN be better - smaller campus, smaller classes, more tightly reigned focus (after all who really needs a degree in 20 different Chinese dialects?!), and a staff that knows your child's name. This isn't A&M; this isn't TCU. This is like Cheers in a sense - everyone will now your child's name and will do everything they can to make sure they succeed. This is the right fit for my bright, communication-focused, self-directed child; it wasn't about whether he was a big fish in a small pond, or a small fish in a huge pond. This is about finding the right-size pond where he can thrive. I believe with my whole heart that TX Wes is that place. There's a Rosedale Renaissance going on; I can't wait to watch this place and its community get better and better!

Texas Wesleyan is a small Univeristy,the classes are challenging and the professors on hand and…read morehelpful. Howver, it is not a Christian school by any stretch of the imagination. The professors are are almost ALL liberal thinkers and Marxist. Critical Race Theory is pushed in almost every class. 1619 is not condemned as fiction and questioning professors blatant biases is mocked. Some classes are even proudly anti American. It is not a safe place for conservatives not Christians.

I did not come here on purpose. As I was registering for classes at TCC, I signed up for a class…read morebecause the timing is good for me. But, to my fault, the class is not at the Trinity River campus, it's here. I'm not saying anything about the school system itself, but their Fort Worth location kind of stinks. The wifi is never working (how to people get work done?) and it smells like air freshener and lasagna.

If you're doing the MLS program, DO NOT COME HERE!! Unless you're prepared to be traumatized and…read morebullied. Save yourself and go to another program.

UNTHSC is a great school with some many different graduate programs. The campus is a little older,…read morebut they have new buildings and renovations constantly. The school has the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, the School of Public Health, the Graduate Biomedical Sciences, the Physician Assistant studies, the Physical Therapist school, the School of Pharmacy and School of Public Health. Great location. Fort Worth is growing and a thriving place to live in.

UNT Health Science Center is a solid graduate health professions school located in the Arts…read moredistrict of Fort Worth. Consisting of the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, the School of Public Health, the Graduate Biomedical Sciences, the Physician Assistant studies, the Physical Therapist school, the School of Pharmacy and School of Public Health. A smaller graduate school, the university has strong professors, friendly staff, and smaller classrooms than most. A great place to work and learn.

A & M are my attributes that boys like on weekends…read more The law school is in a great location, in downtown Fort Worth, across from the water gardens. It was previously a private school when it was associated with Texas Wesleyan University, but has gone public when acquired by Texas A&M University. The school is one of the newest law schools in Texas. The staff here is very nice. I come here all the time because my gf graduated here and she often takes me back there, down memory lane. I just did a guided tour of the place (with her) a month or two ago, and I'm a little jealous that she went here. And you're a little jealous that I went anywhere with her, right.

I graduated several years ago from the ultrasound program. Overall I feel like the school helped me…read moresecure financial aid easily and was proactive about assisting me with finding a job afterwards. I was definitely prepared for my career by the time I graduated and I'm now doing what I always wanted to do- OBGYN ultrasound. (I am RDMS-OBGYN & RVT)I would recommend CHCP if you are looking for an accredited ultrasound program that's gonna prepare you for success. It is expensive but worth the investment! Gotta be prepared for fast -paced program and be able to dedicate lots of time to studying and you will be succesful :)

I did the medical assistant program, I learned a lot, they teach very well, and they also find a…read moreplace for you to complete your hours at the end and help you look for a job.

It's theatre season at TCU! Last night's performance was an adaptation of Homer's Odyssey, and the…read morestudents performed very well. I normally don't attend the late night performances but rather prefer the mid-afternoon shows on Saturday or Sunday; however, the show was captivating and never once did I realize how tired I was. Great job! Looking g forward to the next stage play.

If I had anything bad to say about TCU, it'd just be that their parking sucks. Yes, I attended (and…read moregraduated from) TCU, so I'm a bit biased. But, I definitely wouldn't have anything bad to say about my education. Diverse degree programs, nationally ranked business school, newly renovated dorms, classrooms and stadium... it's what a BIG XII university is all about. GO Frogs!!

My daughter goes here, we both love it!…read more The people here are really nice, never any problems. The campus is lovely. A lot of cool opportunities for young adults. We're both liking it so far!

Went to see *Sleeping Beauty* performed by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with…read moreTCU, and I wasn't quite sure what to expect going in. It turned out to be a really enjoyable experience. The orchestra sounded great, and it looked like TCU students acted out parts of the story alongside the music, which added a nice visual element. The show was about an hour long, making it perfect for kids--it kept my daughter engaged the whole time. Overall, it had a great atmosphere and was a fun, family-friendly event. I'd definitely consider going to something like this again.

I originally went to class here to get my phlebotomy certification. After I had completed the…read morecourse, I signed up for the IV course. I paid for the course and then never heard back from them again. I sent emails but no replies. I tried calling them, but it always went to voicemail. They sure were able to call me multiple times when they originally sent an invoice for me to pay for the course. Very disappointed in this "school." I agree with other reviews. You should go to TCC or another community college to get your phlebotomy certification. It is through an accredited college that will be able to back up their certifications. ***Update***: They still never got in contact with me, so I had to take them to court for them to refund me my money. The CEO of the company was a rude man in court, even to the judge. The court made judgement in my favor and required the company to refund me the total amount I paid. CAUTION! Do not go to this school at this location or any other. Save yourself the trouble and the money.

This place...DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS "CERTIFICATION". They are a full on scam. I paid part of my…read moretuition on April 19 to start the class on the 20th...because I could not give them my high school...not college, mind you...transcripts before the day I started, asking them to give me another day to get them and getting a refusal.They have repeatedly been called and when I do happen to get in touch with someone they have told me that my refund is still pending...after 2 months. Sixty days to reimburse for tuition not used? Nope. Go somewhere else. Still have not gotten my money back but they sure want to know if I want in on their next class, and somehow I bet that money would be easily transferred over. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.

ABU is an excellent school with a wild story! Their Top O'…read moreHill tour is an absolute must! Check it out!