my MGT teacher ONeal, she is awesome. The place is clean and nice. they offer a lot different…read moremaster degree here. They will take care of you if you have questions of your degree. dont need to drive to Denton/ Commerce. they do good job of taking care of students.

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.

This is one if the best private Catholic schools in the Metroplex. The campus is just the right…read moresize and in a perfect location. The facility is top notch. The principle is very friendly and proactive to the students needs. All the teachers know what it is they are tasked to teach and each if them take it personally to see that each student understands all lessons. Nothing but greatness!!!!

Sharon McKinney is the WORST advisor. If you have her I recommend changing to someone that can…read moreactually help. Not someone who is going to talk down to you. Brookhaven do better.

Missed my place in line because I went to the bathroom and wasn't getting any service, then had to…read morewait over an hour just to be seen by an advisor. I'd recommend going to ANY other Dallas College Campus. The people here (resgistration at least) do not seem to ACTUALLY care about you. However, once I finally made it to the advisor, everything went smoothly and they were helpful. Originally a 1 star review, the advisors brought it up to 3.

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.

We came here for a football game and it was our first time visiting this campus. What a beautiful…read morefacility. We were very impressed and we were also impressed at how well they hosted parents and students from a visiting high school. Everyone from students to parents and faculty was just as nice as they could be. My only complaint and feedback for the school is that they are trying to go cashless on ticket sales and also their concession sales. Their ticket sells app, though simple, requires too many steps. I actually ended up buying tickets for a family that was very confused on how to navigate back-and-forth on the steps for the app. And that was one of their own families, not one of us visiting families. Well, the cashless set up at the concession stand was far more simple. Once again the reader was having problems, making the process far more complicated than it needed to be. Another thing that I don't think is too cool, is most students have cash and don't carry a credit card. So there are you in the app with kids to order things and then find out that they don't have a means to pay for it. So they need to streamline their cashless policy and at least figure out a way that kids can pay if they don't have a credit card. Review #2124

I hate this school literally the people there they assume that I was skipping but I wasn't I was…read morejust trying to go to the bathroom and I got a referral for something I didn't do and I'm so upset

A lot has changed since my days at SMU and the Cox School of Business has had a major facelift…read moresince then! It still remains National ranked (#34 currently in 2025) on the top business schools in the nation. It made me proud to see the campus and school today, as it did back in my own days here!

I am a Cox MBA alum and I would highly recommend their PMBA program to accelerate your skill set…read more One of my elective courses during my program was "Starting a Business". The course was amazing, hard work, long hours, but I walked away knowing how to write a business plan suitable to pitch to VCs. I am back to take the course a second time to offer myself the rigorous structure I require to flesh out another business concept. If you are a budding or experienced entrepreneur looking to sharpen the tools in your tool box, I would HIGHLY recommend checking out the Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship. It's not a "regular" certification program. You will walk away with more than knowledge, you will be connected with a network of entrepreneurs and investors. Good Luck and find me on Linkedin if you want to share ideas. I am always open to networking.

Bishop Dunne Catholic School receives one star for several reasons. I can't believe they consider…read morethis institution a religious, private school, but have only demonstrated greed, evil, unrighteousness, unfair practices, and absolutely no empathy. Although, this high school has an amazing rigorous academic program, which as a parent that's what we strive for our children to immerse in. On the contrary, there are many other entities that a school should provide to a student and especially a great academic student and athlete. These students work extremely hard on many different levels and through adversity just to be treated as a dollar sign instead of a child trying to further their future and become a useful adult citizen. Every child enrolled should be treated as an asset instead of a check. However, as soon as a hardship arises they show no empathy and lack concern. They are even willing to stop instruction immediately and hold transcripts hostage if the outstanding balance is not paid in full. Even after pleading to possibly set up a payment plan, this school rejected the idea and offered no alternatives or resolution for the unforeseen, unfortunate circumstance. There was no mercy nor grace, and to me, that is a very false representation of what a school like this should stand for. There are plenty of other outstanding schools in the area, DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE!

Not worth it. Simply not worth it. I wanted my kids to have a great Catholic School education, but…read moreour experience was miserable, hateful, and I didn't want that for my children.