Scott and his team are simply fantastic. I applied to Deferred MBA programs and couldn't be happier…read morewith my decision to work with Personal MBA. From start to finish, I felt incredibly supported. I always knew I could reach out to Scott with any question, and he always had the answers (seriously, he knows EVERYTHING!). I ultimately got into CBS, my dream school, and I truly don't think I could have done it without him!

Deciding to go with Scott and his team for my MBA prep was one of the best decisions I have ever…read moremade. The entire team is extremely knowledgeable in the MBA sphere and their support helped me to get into my top choice as well as several other schools I applied to!

I highly recommend this center at Marlborough for Maths. Mrs. Renuka Garg was able to provide my…read moredaughter with right level and challenge to keep her going. She was able to tailor the right amount of work for her and gave assistance whenever needed. It improved her speed and confidence as she was able to complete her homework, classwork and class tests faster with better accuracy. Kumon boosted her grades.

It is the best center for learning. I recommend it 100x100. The agility she acquires is incredible…read more My daughter has been in this center for some time. I am very happy with her development. The teachers' hard work. The director of the program is the best. It is expensive. , but it's worth the sacrifice. excellent.

Attended a computer software training course at their new location in the financial district. While…read moreit's a bit tough to find the entrance to the building, which is actually on Arch Street, and on the ninth floor, the space is modern and new, and very well laid out. Free coffee and snacks, as well. The instructor for the course was friendly and knowledgeable, and it was a very small class so we got extremely personalized attention. Besides a few minor hiccups, which is to be expected anywhere, this is solid training company and highly recommended.

I took a really great course on Dreamweaver here. The instructor was friendly, class was small, and…read morethere was plenty of personal attention, room for questions, etc.

We've been very happy with club z. The tutor we got is so good with my daughter and has definitely…read morehelped her better understand her math assignments and keep her grades up. Having the tutor come to our house has been so convenient. I can keep working (from home) or doing house chores rather than sitting in the car waiting. The price is very competitive, with no sacrifice on quality.

My son has attended Kesher Preschool for the past 2 years where he has grown and thrived. He loves…read morethe art studio, daily trips to local playgrounds around Somerville and playing in the garden. Bonus points that he's learning about the Jewish holidays and some Hebrew words. The staff are lovely and supportive and I can't imagine a better place for him.

Our child has attended Kesher Preschool for the last two years and we are grateful for the…read morenurturing love, support, and attention from the teachers and from the friends we have made. We love the school's outdoor garden and the easy access to local playgrounds. We love that the staff encourages age-appropriate independence as well as inclusiveness. Our child has grown in confidence and learned to make new friends and is completely comfortable with them. The teachers are warm and loving, and our child always hugs them goodbye. The school encourages children to explore, take risks while staying safe, and solve problems to learn together. The school is thoughtful about activities and grouping children of different ages together. Our own child has benefited from friendships with children who are older and younger. While Kesher includes teaching about Jewish holidays and some Hebrew words, the school is welcoming toward people of all backgrounds and traditions. Above all, we love how Kesher promotes the development of relationships to build community; the connection between home and school is recognized and valued. Not only have we observed children help one another, but families communicate and come together to recognize the hard work and loving care that the teachers provide to their children. This communication makes learning and growing an actively collaborative and engaging process.

Great to be back on campus to meet with the administration and discuss details of my 30th reunion…read more Went back to visit the Baker library where I spent a fair amount studying and preparing for HBS famous cases. I founded the Wine & Cuisine Society at HBS which is apparently the most popular social club. So overall great memories.

Beautiful campus! I attended a conference at Klarman Hall, and the auditorium had the iconic…read moreHarvard Business School backdrop, just like in their recorded lectures and events. One minor critique: given the size of the auditorium, which spans multiple levels, it would be helpful to have more restrooms throughout Klarman. Otherwise, it's a wonderful space!

Great school of public health. One of the nation's best. Accessible professors, good facilities…read more(though they could use a few more computers), great cafeteria. If you are a physician interested in honing your clinical research skills and can get someone to fund it, I highly recommend the summer program in clinical effectiveness (PCE) -- basically a 7ish week MPH bootcamp where you learn the basics of epi and biostats.

Fantastic professors and the students around you really what separate this school from the rest!read more

I was pretty disappointed in this place. After waaaay too…read moremuch effort trying to sign him up online, I called and was told this wasn't surprising since the website is problematic, so someone there had to do it over the phone for me (which took forever). I signed my son up for a science class for homeschooled kindergarteners. First of all, it's *incredibly* expensive. It was several months ago (I should have written this review sooner!) but I think it came to almost $800 for what was probably 10 classes (Sept. thru Nov.). WOW. Even as I'm typing that it seems insane. I'm not sure exactly what I was expecting but whatever they did, I guess it wasn't it. They studied the workings of the inner ear for the first few classes and then water quality for the last few. I guess I was expecting something a little bit more 'kindergartenish' - and I don't really mean dumbed down because my son is pretty bright and loves to learn new things, but I just thought this was a bit - beyond? Over the top? Maybe not fun enough? for 5 year olds. I guess I assumed it would be how a baby chick grows or dinosaurs or something 'cool' like outer space that would get them excited about science. Not the workings of the inner ear and water quality. Which leads me to the teacher. Nice enough woman and probably more than qualified (she was a dr. of something) but not what you'd expect for a kindergartner teacher. She was a dr./scientist - and maybe a teacher comfortable with older kids, but I didn't see her as a good fit with small children and making the classroom a fun experience for 5 year olds. As well, I never had any idea what was happening in the classroom as I asked on THREE separate occasions - the teacher and the woman who runs the program - to send me *something / anything* resembling a syllabus for the semester / even just a simple list of what they'd be going over in class, and although I was told it existed and was promised one, I never received one. With this being said, most people probably bring their older children and I can't speak to that experience, but I'd never pay that amount of money again for this course.

Our daughter loves Innovation Institute. She started the summer after kindergarten, when she said…read morethat she didn't want to get "brain drain" (!), We also felt that it was important for her to get extra exposure to science and math at an earlier age. Not only has Innovation Institute been a pretty unique supplement to her education, it's something she looks forward to every week, so we've continued for the last three school years. The timing on Tuesday afternoons has also been very convenient for "Early Release" in Newton.