The pastries do taste good and worth the money. I would still think you have to devote time to get…read moreyour order in and pay. There is no parking. Unless you want to pay at the parming garage across the street. Bus or walk only. But if you are in the neighborhood, it is good to stop by.

Most unhelpful people I've ever came across, the counselors just email to you in circles when you,…read moresaying the same two things when try to get ahold of them, nothing is ever available, the take over a week to respond to emails both veterans and regular counselors, they are extremely rude. How can people attend school if they are making it so difficult to even get help.

Not a fan of this "college." I was lucky enough to transfer away from it. Mediocre academically,…read morenonexistent extracurriculars, piss poor social scene, and they will bleed you for all they can take you for financially. The conversion to a co-ed offshoot of Northeastern has just added bureaucratic incoherence to its pre-existing problems, and Mills has basically sold out the one thing it had going for it: its legacy as a women's college. I don't even know why they bother keeping that joke of a school open. Steer clear.

Mills College located in Oakland used to be a all women's college but merged with northeastern to…read morebecome co-Ed in 2022 We stopped by Mills College on a Sunday morning and campus was closed but we were still able to go in after checking with the security guard on front. The campus was very quiet and pretty. All the buildings looked historical and is well keep. There were a lot of security guards driving around campus which made me feel very secure. The campus is huge, so we just drove around in a car so they we can see the whole campus. We also stopped by their dining hall and it was empty but clean. However, the bathrooms had some dead bugs and live bugs crawling around. The staff were very friendly and answer our questions.

Good teachers, Great topics that share Buddhist wisdom through Western eyes. The building is…read morefresh and modernized inside, beautiful and historic on the outside.

This summer I did a beautiful retreat on Lotus Trilogy from Dharma College. I fell in love with…read morethese teachings. The most recent teachings of Tarthang Tulku who has translated Tibetan buddhist wisdom teachings into a profound body of knowledge for our western minds. If you have a chance go study at Dharma College. They offer short and longer programs and more.

I graduated from DUC in 2023 with a Bachelor Degree in Biological Sciences. I loved attending…read moreschool here so much that I even took up a job as a laboratory technician after I graduated. The close-knit community made school feel like a second home. I've made so many great connections here while still being able to learn so much throughout my four years. The faculty and staff are so supportive of each of the students specifically those in the Health and Sciences Department. Their upper division classes and research methodology course is a once in a lifetime experience! I definitely recommend any prospective students to take the time to tour. Go Pengs!!

After transferring from the College of Marin, I can confidently say that Dominican University of…read moreCalifornia was the perfect environment to complete my undergraduate education. The small class sizes transformed challenging upper division courses from weed outs into collaborative, professional experiences. I am especially grateful to Dr. T. Johnson, Dr. M. Sevigny, and Dr. J. McNally; their mentorship and the school's rigorous curriculum motivated me to realize my potential and steered me toward the biotechnology field. Shortly after graduating in Spring 2025, I accepted a full-time position as a Bioprocess Associate at BioMarin. I have no doubt that DU provided me with the technical foundation and communication skills essential for success in this industry. I look forward to building on this foundation as I pursue my Master's in Biotechnology at the University of San Francisco in the Fall 2026.

Quality education, affordable and comprehensive. I'm a life long learner and really enjoy my…read moreclasses here. Excellent instructors. Enjoy!

Review is an outsider's view of the campus…read more I recently visited USF on an informal walking tour. I was immediately struck by how beautiful the campus was and the surrounding neighborhood very nice (I had no idea!) There are some really gorgeous structures on campus and it's located in the middle of a neighborhood, but doesn't overwhelm it, nor detract from it. When I visited, it was very warm and there were lots of students enjoying the outdoors. I was particularly glad to see an ethnically diverse student population, not something you always find at other universities. In all, USF is an impressive looking school - small, urban and clean. I look forward to returning for a formal tour with my daughter this summer. 5 stars.

SFSU GEM!!! Meeting Planners, Educators take note…read more Meeting and Conference FacilitiesSeven Hills The Seven Hills Conference Center can offer meeting space for small groups of 15, or host larger sessions of up to 300 participants. Banquets, workshops or intimate meetings are all possible in Seven Hills. The private formal setting of this building creates an elegant backdrop for dinners, receptions or seminars. All meeting rooms are wired with telephone and data lines as well as comfortable seating. Please take a look at our Seven Hills Conference Center layout for detailed information regarding separate meeting rooms and capacities available in PDF, which requires free Acrobat Reader. Limited audio visual equipment is included in your facility rental fee. Televisions, VCR's, overhead projectors, slide projectors and easels are all available upon request at no additional cost. Simply let us know the equipment you will need, and one of our Conference Associates will bring it to you. Usage fees do apply for technically advanced equipment. Please ask for certain rental restrictions when requesting these machines.

I am writing this review as a participant, not as an event organizer. My experience is based on the…read moreevents I attended, which consisted of 2 graduations - a previous class (as I was a scholarship recipient) and my own graduation a semester later. To get to the conference center is a bit tricky especially as it's really far from the main campus. Your best bet is to look at the campus maps for directions and wear some comfortable walking shoes. Every semester my program holds graduation at this venue. With max seating of 300 people, it was able to host the graduating class, their guests (up to 3), education coordinators as well as faculty and staff. Everyone is seated in round tables that could sit around 10 people each and even with the tables there was enough room to move about. Food was decent both times I went - comparable to hotel banquet food. I remember that the previous graduating class had fajitas as this was requested by the class. Beef and chicken fajitas were served along with standard fajita sides such as avocado, guacamole and sour cream. In true NorCal fashion it was served with rice and beans. Chocolate cake was slightly moist. For my graduation we had more standard hotel banquet food, which consisted of overcooked vegetables, very overcooked tortellini and flavorful yet slightly soggy chicken breast marsala. At least I got full off the salad bar and the No1DP treated our group to better food afterwards. Only refreshments served are water and tea. NB: Upon further research (http://www.dineoncampus.com/Documents/sfsu/Catering/Chartwells%20Catering%20SFSU%20-%202013%20-2014.pdf) it looks like the graduation ceremonies are served one of three theme buffets - previous class got served Mission District and my class got served North Beach. Wonder if the class after me will get the Chinatown theme.

The American Baptist Seminary of the West is a Christ-centered school that trains men and women for…read moreleadership in the church of the 21st Century who are: Prepared to minister in a multicultural and multiracial world Rooted in an evangelical heritage and tradition Equipped for ecumenical partnership in ministry Informed theologically and biblically Skilled in the practice of ministry for personal, ecclesial and social transformation Committed to the justice demands of the Gospel

I went here and graduated with an M.DIv. in 2003. I had a wonderful experience; the professors are…read morevery smart and warm and helpful. It's a pretty diverse school, and a lot of people who attend this seminary (at least, when I was there) are going into their second, or third career. I went there right out of college and was the youngest student. They really encourage you to think critically. I loved taking classes at the other seminaries, too. I loved taking Greek because it really brought out new things to me in the Bible. They have even started a new program/degree for those who have already graduated from seminary but want to continue their education and stay sharp, for which I would like to go back. The setting in Berkeley is fabulous, too! Unfortunately they did a lot of reconstruction to their apartment buildings, which had been beautifully constructed in the 20's or so. Now they can hold more students, though. It's within a few blocks of Cal; the dorms are nearby the seminary; I had to get used to firetrucks in the middle of the night during the school year.

I applied for the Spring 2021 semester, took hours to get all my previous courses added from all 4…read moreof my previous colleges in their system, among importing all of my FAFSA Tax info requested for financial aid (requested also on the app regarding AGI from previous years), paid all the fees to send my prior transcripts from my 4 colleges and high school, then promptly paid the $70 application fee.... I even wrote an essay for their HDEV program showing my seriousness and excitement for the opportunity to attend one of the only online psychology-related degrees I could find in the entire Cal State system of universities... Additionally, this happened after corresponding with Marc Strong in the Veterans department for weeks regarding my eligibility, my credits, etc.... Only to have the assistant director of transfers for veterans (I am a veteran) (for whatever insane reason she thought purposeful) DELETE my application in the system, completing clean-swiping ALL OF MY DATA AND WEEKS UPON WEEKS OF HARD WORK, because one of my schools apparently failed to send my transcripts for many weeks (even not answering her email request nearly a month after I paid to have them released, which according to them they DID send them). I received ZERO correspondence regarding them deleting my application altogether and today have been told I must fill out another application and pay another fee. NO THANKS! How is this the student's fault??? Why are we punished by you deleting our information and making us reapply and re-pay the exorbitant fee students could barely afford in the first place?? The least they could've done was refund my fee. This had nothing to do with me or my application. I sent confirmations the DAY I paid for ALL of my transcripts to be sent to Cal EastBay. They had a month. I literally filled out my application the day the application opened up, then paid for all my transcripts the next day, along with the fee. This seems very very crooked to me, the way that they do things. It's very much a transaction that makes little sense. The least they could've done was denied my application and left it in the system to reuse that information for the future... forget about the fact that I am now unemployed and seriously struggling financially to pay another application fee by the deadline of March 3 (not going to happen). What kind of school does this to a student? Doesn't look like they do care for the well being of the students, we are just another fee and administration process for them. Save yourself the heartache and apply to another Cal School that gives a damn. (and judging by Rizam's review a week ago, I'd say I did avoid more drama). NEXT!

Not leaving anything more than a star as I believe that majority of the professors here don't…read morereally care about the students learning capability or for those who claim they do severely punish that students ability to succeed that they inhibit and demoralize the students self worth. I've seen first hand how many professors can be cold and heartless and this place seems to be the breeding grounds for taking in professors who wish to push students away from their goals or dreams. Thanks for wasting our time.