This is a beautiful campus, located less than 5 hours from New York. Campus is not huge and blends…read morein with the surrounding business area. It's a small town. Everything is within walking distance. The folks in the town and at the school are so helpful and friendly. You walk and you get a smile or a hello. Everyone is polite and what a difference from NY. That's Vermont for you. Tip: Middlebury puts on quite a show for all the seasons.

This is a review of the summer intensive language program in Spanish: Awesome. Great dedicated…read moreinstructors and such interesting students! I had a blast here learning Spanish, living in Spanish, partying in Spanish, you even speak Spanish when you order food in the cafeteria and talk to the people in the dorm, also while swimming nearby in the beautiful Vermont rivers and lakes. A really great program. http://www.middlebury.edu/academics/ls/

love this team - so far taught 3 of my kids how to drive and they are great drivers! boys and…read moregirls will benefit from their expertise! we will be back for last kiddo!

Friendly and willing to answer any questions our daughter had. A great confidence builder for teen…read moredrivers. Taught a different way to approach parallel parking, which helped tremendously. Would highly recommend A Women's Way to anyone wishing to learn how to drive or simply to boost confidence before taking a driver's test.

The University of Vermont officially University of Vermont and State Agricultural College, is a…read morepublic land-grant research university in Burlington, Vermont. It was founded in 1791. The university is the oldest in Vermont and the fifth-oldest in New England. It is among the oldest in the United States and is one of the original eight Public League Universities. My dear friend's daughter is in her senior year. It's going to be hard to say goodbye to our campus visits. It is a beautiful campus to visit and fun activities nearby like the Teddy Bear Factory and Maple Syrup Factory. If you stay near campus at a AirB&B it may be a home with historic charm. Plan your visits because graduation comes around quickly and you want to document your fond memories! The downside is the placement office. Don't expect much assistance finding employment in your chosen field when you graduate! Start planning in advance!

I had no idea what to expect of our visit to UVM as I'd never been in Vermont before this trip. I…read morecould simply sum it up with a 'Wow". Just the trip TO the school was a beautiful drive, but arriving in Burlington and walking around town was really great. We did do an official tour and the campus itself is beautiful. Our tour guide did an excellent job with our fairly large group and was able to answer all our questions. Dorms were...well they were dorm rooms, but some of the residence halls are actually quite nice. Unfortunately, I don't think this was the right 'fit' for my son so it's unlikely that he will end up here as a student, but it had more to do with the makeup of the academic program he was interested in rather than him not liking the campus. Seriously, this is really a beautiful campus with access to great outdoor activities in all seasons. Reduced price ski trips for students, great activities ON campus, and so much to do in town. Burlington is a great town with LOTS of great places to eat and drink...lots of local brews to enjoy if you are into craft beers as well.

If you do not have the money to be a donor to this school, your child will be a target by the other…read moreparents and the principal, especially if your child is doing better academically. If your child has a special behavioral requirement or IEP/504, your child will be labeled as difficult. The public school has a better support system. I pray everyday this school fails and closes due to impact it had on my kid while attending. Please read all reviews before using this school, many children have lost scholarships and opportunities due to other parents and students that are backed by the administration in this school.

Thinking about your child heading to middle school next year? Wondering if that is the right place…read moreto send them. Look at all your options. As a parent, why should you choose SCC for your child? Small class size Personal attention Opportunity to participate in modified, JV and Varsity sports; no cuts Teacher-student relationships are friendly and supportive Students form close genuine friendships Large focus on community service and giving back to others Adults model as well as expect students to be kind, compassionate and caring Zero fights from October to February of this year Over $5 million in scholarships awarded to the class of 2019 College credit courses from HVCC and AP courses are offered 6th graders all receive a Chromebook to do school and homework Uniforms- No-Fuss Mornings! (Less than $400 a year for all school clothes and shoes!!) This is our 4th year at SCC. We are so glad we made the choice to send our child here.

My graduate experience at Goddard was a joke.Inept eccentric (aka progressive) professors who had…read moreno place to even instruct others. Administration was worthless (Vaccaro the inept president). After I decided to stop returning there, Their inflated tuition costs really reinforced what a joke it was to attend the school. In undergrad, I was an honor student in a Harvard-based society (Delta MU Delta). When I challenged certain professors, I was black-listed. When that happens, all of the professors stick up for each other and the student is deemed "insignificant". I worked very hard while in graduate courses, yet the whacked , eccentric professors made it even more difficult for me. So much for their supposed mission. Now- they are defunct for different reasons, but my experience with those 'inept" professors contributed to their downfall. And re: doctorate designations? Sometimes those designations are ill-awarded. One goes through the academic hoops, but that does not necessarily make you worthy of that designation. That was obvious with certain professors at Goddard. Anyway, those who are sad at Goddard's eventual downfall, there are others who saw it a different way.

I will begin with the punchline, and then you can read the details if you like…read more I did one semester at the Goddard Graduate Institute in the fall of 2020. It was not only the worst educational experience of my life, it was one of the worst experiences of my life. Yelp does not give me enough room to post my full, detailed review, but you can read it online at http://nobleeightfoldblog.com/wp-content/uploads/Papers/GoddardReview.html.

Our daughter is a first year at Skidmore College and is LOVING it!! We are so happy with her…read morechoice! Everyone we encounter on campus is always helpful, friendly, and caring!

Excellent college at a fair price. However, I do believe they have outlawed Schlitz cocktails from…read morethe dorms. So if you want to drink Schlitz cocktails, you'll have to be somewhat sneaky about it. Note: for those who aren't familiar, a Schlitz cocktail is a can of Schlitz served with whipped cream and a cherry on top. It's the cocktail that made Milwaukee famous, but it can be enjoyed at any social event no matter what part of the country you are in.

I have been a student at VFA for about 5 months. I am working on my private pilot license as a…read morestudent in Vermont Technical College's Professional Pilot Technology program and I am so happy that I chose to pursue me certifications through VFA. I have flown with a few CFI's over the past few months and each one is extremely professional, flexible, patient, and you always feel safe with them. Not only do they help you develop your understanding of the weather, proper aeronautical decision making, and flight planning, but they spend the time with you to answer questions thoroughly. When I was looking at options to pursue aviation I looked at various programs around New England and I couldn't be happier that I chose VFA. Their planes are great and Burlington is a beautiful place to learn to fly. Going there is one of the highlights of my week.

From the owner: Vermont Flight Academy, located at the Burlington International Airport, is a non-profit 501 (c)…read more(3) corporation that offers flight training and instruction for students pursuing a Private Pilot Certificate as well as advanced professional pilot certificates and ratings. Vermont Flight Academy is Vermont's only FAA-approved part 141 flight school, and one of the few in New England. Vermont Technical College offers a 4-year BS Degree in Aviation in conjunction with Vermont Flight Academy for those students who want an aviation-specific education. Three FAA-approved flight simulators are on site at the Vermont Flight Academy. Using these sophisticated flight-training devices enhances training and reduces costs of acquiring flight credentials. Our students have access to a fleet of 13 aircraft, including Cessna, Piper, and Citabria airplanes. Our staff of 12 experienced professional pilots and FAA Certified Flight Instructors is unprecedented. Their combined experience amounts to several hundred hours of flight training experience. Learn to fly in Vermont and take advantage of an outstanding variety of terrain, great airports, and low traffic congestion. To find out more about our program offerings or to sign up for a discovery flight, contact us and start flying today!

A place where the undergrad rules. If the new administration…read morecan reign in alcohol fueled misbehavior, Dartmouth for undergrads would rate 6*, sorry Harvard and Yale. Bring plenty of down coats, because unless you grew up in North Dakota or Siberia, winter in Hanover, NH can be insanely cold. Unless you have experienced -20 F temperatures, you have no idea how cold January can get'

One of the most beautiful, classic, and historic colleges in America. State of the art doesn't even…read morecut it.

Norwich University is the Military College of Vermont, and is a private senior military college in…read moreNorthfield, Vermont. It is the oldest private and senior military college in the United States and offers bachelor's and master's degrees on-campus and online. I decided to walk the campus for my daily exercise, while I was visiting family in Central Vermont. This is a very small campus that is very old, and only known by a few folks that maybe military affiliated. It's located in a very small New England town called Northfield, and the winter weather can be very very cold.

The only reason I am still at this school is because of the head of the education department and…read morefinancial aid I got. The school is role play army unless you are the 20% who will commission or have aspirations to join the military. It was created by a West Point reject and is full of West Point rejects who all hate on the real cadets who are doing things they could never do. As a civilian, the school is miserable. In a nothing to do town and area filled with rude self centered people (that is all of the northeast). All the students either go home during the weekends (which I don't blame) or just sit in their rooms. If you like doing nothing all day you will enjoy this university. Counting down the days to my graduation so I can leave this dump of a school and never return to the state of Vermont. The disrespect from some people within the school is disheartening. #BringBackAnarumo