Great school for people over 50!! Wonderful, interesting…read moreclasses, no tests, no homework just lots of socializing with like minded people!! Been attending for over 10 years since I retired and I love it!!

I paid about 600$ for this GRE course....what a waste of money! The vast majority of my class were…read moreexpecting SO much more from this class. We met every Sun for a couple hours with an instructor. She taught us as if we already knew the information as if she was giving us a refresher if u will. She talked so fast & breezed thru the problems using shorthand....once again if you had no clue what she was talking about she would give a little explaination but nothing that is going to interfere with the class time. I say save your money...go buy GRE books & sign up for MaGoosh & teach yourself.

Great way for seniors to learn how to use computers. Classes are offered on a variety of subjects…read moreincluding: Word Excel Internet & eMail Windows Computer Fundamentals Genealogy Buying & Selling on eBAY Facebook Power Point Picasa Reentering the workforce Classes are held quarterly.

OK fellow Yelpers ... let's be clear on this. The Georgia Tech Global Learning Center is NOT the…read moresame thing as the Georgia Tech Hotel & Conference Center. Attached they are, but two totally different businesses. That said ... the GLC is one of the most technically advanced learning and conference centers I've ever been to. While it's not frou-frou like some hotel ballrooms or meeting spaces, it's WIRED and ready to handle just about anything. Touch-screen panels for running your presentation. Double-screens for concurrent presentations. And the amphitheater rooms are fantastic! Continuous breaks ... friendly staff ... ample room ... it makes for the package deal. If you need to hold a meeting, give these guys a try.

From the owner: The Georgia Tech Global Learning Center (GLC) is designed, staffed, and equipped for professional,…read morelearning-focused events. From planning to execution, the GLC is a one-stop shop for all your needs whether you're holding a corporate meeting, conference, or seminar. We offer a centrally located venue, built-in technology, continuous food breaks, and friendly support staff to ensure your event is successful every step of the way. And you don't have to break your budget. Our complete meeting package means you pay a fixed, per-person, per-day rate, so you can rest assured you'll have no surprises when you get the bill.

I have been taking Korean for six months, and with my busy travel schedule, the instructor has…read morealways ensured that I could attend classes virtually, and kept up with my schedule to ensure I didn't miss any classes. Miryung, the instructor takes the necessary time to explain, provide analogies, and showcase terms/phrases in various ways. She adds the personal touch with allows student to be at ease when clarity is needed, and a safe space to ask questions until students were gained understanding. She is very supportive and patient. Miryung takes the time to ensure my pronunciations are accurate. I am enjoying the class. The front desk representative, Huraiyah is so accommodating and keeps students well informed in advance to ensure all matters related to enroll and class scheduling were made clear. I am enjoying the learning thus far. Renate' J.

Today was my first Italian 101 class with the Atlanta International Language Institute and what a…read moregreat experience! Upon arrival the facility was a buzz of activity - clearly the place to be for "live" classes! We received a warm welcome from Huraiyah and she provided flexible options for scheduling. Our instructor, Francesco, as a native Italian, was terrific and laid a solid foundation for our 10-week series. Looking forward to more!!

From the moment I walked in, I just felt welcomed! A pleasant environment is a really big thing to…read moreconsider when you are talking about a place where you have to be studying in, almost everyday. You can tell that the teachers and staff care for the students, which is not something you see everywhere. Great school, I recommend it!

WARNING TO F-1 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: HIGH UNEXPECTED TRANSFER FEES…read moreRating: (1 / 5 Stars) I strongly advise any F-1 international students considering The English Island to thoroughly review their fine print and policies before enrolling. When I requested to transfer my SEVIS record to another SEVP-certified institution, the school assessed heavy administrative penalties--including a $499 "Expedite Transfer Fee" for giving less than 3 weeks' notice, alongside demands for full term tuition for classes I would not attend. What international students need to know: SEVIS Rules: Under federal regulations (8 CFR 214.2(f)(8)), SEVIS records belong to the federal government. A school/DSO cannot legally refuse or hold back a student's SEVIS record transfer over financial or business fee disputes if the student maintains status and submits an official acceptance letter. Financial Pressure: The administration uses steep notice fees and short deadlines to exert financial pressure on departing students. Know your rights under federal immigration law before enrolling here. If you encounter resistance during a transfer, keep all written documentation and contact the DSO at your new institution or report the issue to SEVP (SEVP@ice.dhs.gov).

Nerd Nite is a monthly gathering of people who are interested in nerdy things: science, history,…read moreliterature, etc. Basically anything nerdy is cool here. Every month, there are three speakers who delve into their geeky area of expertise and break it down for the group. Events are usually held at Manuel's Tavern in Poncey Highland. There's a $5 cover, and also a "frequent nerd" card that will get you in for free after five Nerd Nite attendances. It's really just a chill evening of getting learnt. Come join!

This place was super cool. I went here for a digital marketing class. It's located in Ponce City…read moreMarket on the West side of the building near West Elm. Parking is via the ParkMobile app and is $2 per hour. There is a massive amount of classrooms and what appears to be co-working spaces. WiFi is free and plentiful. I would definitely come back here for a class.

I have been to General Assembly Atlanta two times now for different workshops and cannot be more…read moreimpressed with the business, location, accessibility, setup, and overall operations. The first workshop I attended was an intro to Adobe Illustrator. We had people of many different professional backgrounds in attendance. Although the class was beginner, they also answered the questions of those with a little more experience. When the presenter did not know the answer, the group may have chimed in to help. (Did I ever mention I love Atlanta) The most recent workshop I attended was the Transferable Skills workshop led by Nita Penn. This session was amazing! It was interactive, relevant, high energy, and applicable to our everyday lives. Nita was well prepared, fun, energetic, and inspiring. A lot of times we take workshops that work on our hard skills and it was nice that General Assembly scheduled something to help us learn about soft skills and how they can be transferable and applicable in various situations. I hope to see Nita continue to lead workshops at this location. I can guarantee that as she starts doing more workshops on various topics I will for sure be there with my friends! I am looking forward to building my personal and professional portfolio and am thankful for the opportunities that General Assembly is providing at such a reasonable cost.

I really like this Christian University. The staff members are really nice and the class room sizes…read moreare small. Every course is taught toward a Christian prospective. The curriculum setup is nice. They offer 4hr classes everyday of the week. The students attend one class per week. Also, there are plenty of majors to choose from. If only my loans were paid off lol.... At least I tried...

I was scheduled to take a 3 hr exam on Saturday, May 25 at 10:15 am. Arrived at the testing site at…read more9:30 am. At 10 am there were at least 15 people there to take their exams and no one was at this business. One guy had driven to hours given this was the closest site to him open on a Saturday. It's now 10:30 am and the business remains closed. We all call and no one answers the phone. Finally at 11 am a young woman shows up and simply says there was a scheduling problem. She does not offer an apology. By the time I get registered for my exam, it's 11:30. I ask if I get a 5 min break as told by my program. She tells me there are no breaks for my 3 hour exam. After the halfway mark, the computer tells me I can take a 5 min break if I choose to. I take the break and have to get her to log me back into the system after the break. I complete and end the exam 8 minutes early and waited for the screen to tell me if I passed. Nothing. I ask her why my pass/fail did not appear on the screen and she tells me the policy for this exam is they will email me and let me know. Rather than argue with her, I review my exam information and they state I should get my score immediately after the exam. Needless to say, I would not recommend anyone to use this testing site. They are unprofessional and uninformed. While several of us were still in testing mode, the door to the testing room was left open for More than -0 minutes leaving us to deal with the noise from the center. This business should be closed. Avoid. If I have to take my exam over, I would drive an extra 45 minutes to avoid testing at this location.

Scheduling my licensing exam online was very simple and there were plenty of openings available…read morethroughout the week. There's plenty of parking available in this lot since there's a parking deck. I got lucky and caught beautiful fall weather today, so I didn't mind the walk from the deck. The entrance to the suite is on the main level with Iron Age, and the pathway adjacent to Iron Age will lead you to ATG. The location is pretty zen and relaxing for those to need a more peaceful environment before taking a exams. Masks are required for entry! Upon entry, I was greeted by a staff member, and was promptly checked-in to take my exam. You'll need two forms of identification (I used my driver's license and debit card.) They have lockers you can lock your personal things in, and they are pretty large so could fit a handbag. I opted not to bring any personal items with me though, so I had a huge locker for my keys and 2 IDs. Remember your locker number and the staff will unlock after your exam. The facility was clean and surprisingly comfortable. I would wear something warm if you tend to get cold because they definitely had the air running. I think it depends on the exam you're taking, but I was provided a dry-erase board, marker, and calculator. Staff enters upon the end of each exam to sanitize and prepare for the next proctored exam, so there's a lot of traffic noise. I didn't notice until after I passed my exam that there was a giant jar of earplugs available at the entrance of the exam room. I thought it was a jar of candy (Halloween thoughts LOL) or else I definitely would have benefited from them lol. I also think you will instantly get the results of your exam depending on what exam you're taking, but for me I was able to know immediately. Staff will hand you your results and sign you out. The entire process was a breeze and stress free. *if you have disabilities you can apply for testing accommodations with the agency you are testing with! Majority of the time you will need to provide medical documentation and do so 2 - 3 weeks in advance.