I love this school. I love the staff. The students are so friendly and very polite. You will…read morealways get the right answer even over the phone. I can not believe it time sure flew this is the last year for my son but he will continue on for his masters degree. My oldest son dorm here and it was very safe. The cafeteria has great food. They have a cafe also it is a small city inside within the school. Great advisors and talented teachers. Saint Xavier University takes pride in excellence,education and service. I highly recommend this school for students of all ethnicity background and religion. Join many of the clubs and you can also suggest one. First Catholic university

Hey fellow Yelpers! I'm currently an employee at Saint Xavier University and about to reach my 1…read moreyear anniversary and have been loving it. I work in the Student Advising Center department and love the amazing team that I work with. We're all passionate & want to make sure students are set up for success and I hope the students can see that. Such beautiful campus! Be wary of the many geese that like to hangout on campus & squirrels in the trash cans lol. Benefits: They have really good benefits here at SXU such has good health insurance, 403(b), FREE graduate school at SXU (just need to pay some sort of fee each term/semester), professional development opportunities, you are able to teach TS-100: Transitions (1-credit course required for first-year students) only if you have a Master's degree, etc. I'm planning to start the MBA program this coming fall (Fall 2025) and I'm excited! Work Environment: The staff I've interacted with so far have always been friendly & welcoming whether that is my colleagues or fellow staff from various departments. Collaboration is always encouraged but rarely happens except for big events like first-year orientation known as ROAR (Registration, Orientarion, & Academic Readiness), ACSD (Advising & Career Success Day), etc. I'd love to have more opportunities to collaborate with various departments. Overall Experience: Overall, I've been loving & enjoying my time working here at SXU. Staff are friendly & welcoming! Most students tend to be understanding with the information shared with them by academic advisors and other staff members. I hope this review helps current & future students, staff, & faculty. Have an amazing day!

I love this school. My first son came here to Saint Xavier University and he dorm on campus. As a…read morenew freshmen he had a very beautiful welcomed ceremony with a barbecue too for everyone. He also had a dinner with the president. All staff is very polite. All students very well educAted and very friendly. Everyone here is happy to help you and show you around. Education here is top of the line. There is help every where you look. I am very glad my second son decided to transfer here as a Junior from all the other choices he had. Although I was not happy at all that this time around for transfer students they did not have a tour of the school. Unless you had to make request for that at the same day classes started. I am a happy parent over all. I was able to come and stay the first week and enjoyed The library. I believe in a good education and the code that this school offers. My prayers goes to all the students to succeed and continue their education and follow their dreams. In God We Trust.

I completed the Sterile Processing program at this school and graduated last year. When we…read moreinitially starTed we asked if we were going to complete externships at the end of the program. We were told by multiple staff that this program doesn't require it because it's an untapped field and we wouldn't need it to be hired. Fast forward to months of searching and interviewing, every single job asked where did I complete my externship. The look on their faces when I tell them what I was told. So when I contact the career services department, I was told that it's not their problem, and they are not reapinsible or obligated to help us find employment. Im sorry but I thought that what career services was for. Then she proceeded to tell me if you want a job go and volunteer somewhere and figure it out from there.

From the owner: Midwestern Career College’s Evergreen Park campus focuses on hands-on training for allied health…read morecareers in the south and southwest Chicago suburbs. This location offers career-focused programs including Dental Assisting, Sterile Processing, Medical Assisting, and other allied health disciplines designed to prepare students for clinical and laboratory-based healthcare environments. The campus features dedicated onsite labs that simulate real-world medical and dental settings, allowing students to practice procedures, instrument handling, sterilization techniques, and patient care workflows in a structured training environment. Instruction emphasizes practical skills development aligned with the needs of healthcare providers throughout the Chicago metropolitan area. The Evergreen Park location serves students from across the surrounding communities who are seeking focused, career-ready education in high-demand healthcare fields.

Good place to roam around in! Although the security is WAY to strict! They kick children off the…read morecampus for playing tag, let them be kids!

I loooove Cougars!!! We were hosting a dinner party for the football team. We offered our…read moretraditional grilled meat with appetizers and salads! Whole team with coaches enjoyed very much. It was just a shame that weather was rainy but we had amaing vibe around!! And we woooon! Gooo Cougars!!

Cherice Taylor is the Making It Sew Fun director and teaches sewing classes for adults and children…read morein her home sewing studio. She is very hands-on and patient with her students, but she does expect for students to learn her techniques and be open to building on them. I have had the pleasure of receiving her instruction since April and she has even taken time to help me with my personal, non-class related sewing projects. I recommend her class to anyone who has little to no sewing experience. Even if you sewed years ago and want to sharpen your skills, Cherice is for you!

From the owner: Making It SewFun is Chicago's place to go if you're looking to learn how to sew. With programs for…read moreadults, teens, and kids, we offer a structured curriculum and workshops that empower the home-sewist with the skills necessary to create well-fitted and professionally constructed garments. Classes are available for every skill level from beginner to tailoring. Our mission is to teach you everything about sewing in a positive and encouraging environment. Sign up for a class today and explore your inner fashionista, sewist, fashion designer or a little of all three.

My child was not passing her quizzes at school. The last 3 quizzes, she scored 100% on all 3! Her…read moremathnasium sessions have really filled in the gaps. And while her dad and I are tutoring at home, there is something about THIS program that really works. I highly recommend. I see the results and so does she. And she loves coming. Worth every penny!

Long story short: If your child needs to concentrate with little to no distractions while taking a…read moretest, this place may not be a good fit in my opinion after what I experienced today - unprofessionalism. My daughter had a 45 minute assessment today to figure out strengths and weaknesses in math to determine the right fit for tutoring at Mathnasium in Evergreen Park. During her assessment, (which most would consider a test) a tutor on duty talked the entire time while seated near my child, held a parent consultation across from my child, stood up and small talked a few feet from my child's desk area LOUDLY, yelled across the room to the same parent exiting, I mean she would not shut up. I found it very distracting from where I was seated and very unprofessional. If a child is taking an assessment, would it be too much to ask for a lowered voice? Move to a quiet corner of the center? Talk softly? Consult the other parent there in another part of the room? Well apparently this was too much to ask. The tutor and the owner, once the other parent left, began to talk about holiday and weekend plans, their upcoming work shifts, how the owner's wife fell down the stairs...etc. all while the tutor is standing over and near my child taking an assessment. How rude! I got up twice. I began to coach myself to calm down. But, I know my child, she is nine years old and doesn't concentrate well when things are going on around her, especially adult small talk, YOU KNOW? LIKE MOST KIDS!!!!. I went over the first time to see how she was doing because this woman talking and talking was getting on my nerves and I was seated several feet away, I figured my kid couldn't possibly be knocking out this test. Wait I'm sorry, assessment. She was stuck on a problem. The second time I went over I was through with this place. The tutor was standing near my child asking about weekend plans. My child was still on the same problem she was on minutes before! Mr O (the owner) told me that he told her if she's stuck on a problem to circle it and keep going, I'm surprised she didn't circle the whole thing! When I asked to reschedule during a more private session with less distractions they both looked puzzled. The owner said "During assessments there is no quiet place this is the environment." Whoa that was my cue. My request was incredulous to them. Ha. Whelp we are out. No apology no effort, no concern. Nothing. No customer service? I personally will not spend over $200 a month here. Mr. O was very pleasant and detailed over the phone but once I got to the location, my impressions slowly faded. Also, I must say Mr O if you read this, the tutor once she found out you were coming, she told the little girl she was tutoring that they needed to move from the way they were seated. She wasn't facing the window and did not see me when I entered nor did she greet me. She was more concerned about why you were coming up there. SMH.

We've had a wonderful experience with All Day Montessori since 2021. The teachers are warm,…read moreattentive, and truly understand how to guide young children in a way that builds confidence and independence. Our children have blossomed--gaining early math and reading skills, but more importantly, developing a real love for learning. The Montessori approach here is authentic and well-implemented, with beautiful materials and a calm, respectful environment. We especially appreciate the focus on social-emotional growth and the strong sense of community. It's a place where our child feels safe and supported. Highly recommend for any family looking for a thoughtful, nurturing start to their child's education.

Some of the teachers care the administration does not. The head of school is horrendous. Rude. Not…read morecompassionate. She's yelled at my child in front of me. She leans on policy and punitive measures rather than developing intelligent, active, curious children. She hands out $20 late-fee notices down pick up line if you're a minute late. She hands out incident reports for every single interaction your toddler has that is negative. Pinching a teacher. Pouting and not listening. Blowing raspberries. Our kid was two. We don't need paperwork because she blew raspberries. Needless to say, we didn't make it through the school year. They're uneducated in childhood development and would rather place blame around, particularly on the children, than work with families to develop healthy kids. Do not go here!