The venue for the dance competition (The Super Pit) is nice. The visual of the flooring for the…read moredancers, I'm not so sure about. Would have to ask my daughter her thoughts. The food was horrible. For two cheeseburgers, a pretzel and a large drink it was almost $40. The pretzel looked like it was microwaved and the breading was getting tough from it. Not fresh. Overly salted. Cheese wasn't even eaten for it either. Cheeseburgers did not taste good. We were better off with eating at Buccees. Waste of $40.

I would give no stars if I could. Every time I call, the hold time is over an hour. I have paid 6…read morefigures to this university, and they cannot answer a f -- - phone. And their IT department sucks. I was unable to register because there was a known glitch in their registration system. I had to make over 47 calls and 3 in person visits to the registrar's office They told me I was not the only one this was affecting (like that is going to make me feel better) ..... For weeks they told me they were working on it. I was only able to register 3 days before the beginning of the semester started. Needless to say, I was not able to register for the classes I needed.

PMTI's PMP boot camp is an extremely valuable resource!!! The course materials and instruction are…read moretop notch. My instructor (Dana) made sure the class was interactive and made sure we had a firm grip on the material being taught. I felt very prepared to take the exam once the boot camp was completed in September. Due to some unforeseen challenges (good ol 2020 the year that keeps giving) I delayed taking the exam until December. After I scheduled my exam I spent 2 weeks reviewing my notes from class and the additional course materials (full boot camp videos) on the PMTI website. I passed the exam on my 1st try and scored very well in all areas. I will say it again.....the course materials and instruction are top notch!!! I highly recommend using PMTI in preparation for the PMP!!!!

PMTI's PMP crash course was the best bootcamp experience I've had to date; they successfully…read moreextract and focus on key topics, provide useful exam tips, and study aids I know I'll reference throughout my project management career. They go the extra mile to help prepare you for the PMP exam - they offer a bunch of resources, such as a large question bank and live study sessions. On top of that, both Yad and my bootcamp instructor, Dana, are very knowledgeable and approachable. Disclaimer: I have not taken the exam yet but feel like I made the right choice selecting PMTI to help prepare for the PMP exam. Best of luck to all of you on the PMP journey!

Every time I call Amberton student services or financial aid, a person answers the phone. I get my…read morequestions answered right away and everyone is helpful and patient. The admissions process was quick and easy. The student portal has everything set up very easily to use. I'm really looking forward to starting my classes.

Learning RX has done amazing things for my son. Mrs. Andrea, his trainer, was wonderful and pushed…read moremy son to do and try things he would have easily quit on before he started. His confidence is astounding and it shows in everything he does. Thank you so much Learning RX, it was worth all the hours!

We got results back from her reassessment and were blown away by the results. Our daughter raised…read moreher IQ by 10 points, and we saw increases across the board--one category went from 47th percentile to 89th. We highly recommend LearningRx Flower Mound for any student who wants to improve his or her performance.

"Someone Like Me" is a University of North Texas (UNT) organization that is dedicated to supporting…read morethe needs of UNT's most vulnerable population, students with chronic illness, medical conditions, visible and invisible disabilities. The Founder & President of "Someone Like Me" is Jessica Schlottman. She will tell you that after a long list of never-ending problems that almost caused her to quit UNT, she realized that she was not alone, and this inspired her to create this community. There are two separate accounts. One is for the public and the other is for UNT students only. #1 -- Someone Like Me Network. This is a public account for family, friends, supporters, as well as UNT Alumni, professors, and staff. This account will keep you up-to-date on all of the activities regarding the UNT SLM students members and how you are able to make a contribution. #2 -- Someone Like Me UNT. This is a private account for UNT students only, approved and regulated by UNT. When a student joins, they are considered a *member, and they are welcomed by a community that truly understands how difficult it can be. On Facebook, they share stories and pictures. Offline they meet up and have pretty cool events. There are no membership fees because they are "the charity," therefore, they rely on donations to support their activities. Members of this organization struggle with chronic illnesses, medical conditions, and disabilities like Diabetes, asthma, Celiac, Crohn's, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), Sjogren's, multiple sclerosis (MS), mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), fibromyalgia, Lupus, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) to name a few. I have donated my time (and money) to this organization and I am amazed at the tenacity of this group of students. They deserve a standing ovation!

My non-verbal grandson was in speech therapy for 3 1/2 years with no progress before coming to…read moreWalkEZ TalkEZ. Rebecca immediately recognized that he has apraxia, which requires a different approach. Within 9 months at WalkEZ TalkEZ, he said his first words and is now speaking in complete sentences. The ability to express his needs and communicate with others has made an amazing difference in his life. Each therapist that he has worked with there has been great. I highly recommend WalkEZ TalkEZ.

I would never recommend Walk Ez Talk Ez to any parent seeking real, quality therapy for their…read morechild. I drive an hour each way to bring my son here, only to have his time wasted by inexperienced therapists who clearly lack proper training and hands-on experience. My first complaint was completely ignored by both Rebecca, the owner, and Doreen, the scheduling coordinator. When I brought up my concerns again, instead of listening, Rebecca threw my son out of her clinic, talked over me, and denied everything I'd seen firsthand. His father has also complained twice about the same issues, but Rebecca refuses to take any accountability and chooses instead to argue with parents and act as if we are the problem. Do not fall for the nice and friendly introduction they give during the first visit. It's nothing but a sales tactic to get you in the door and bill your insurance or take your money. Once you start noticing issues and try to speak up, their entire attitude changes. This is not a speech pathologist who cares about the children, but one who clearly only sees them as a way to make more money for her clinic. I was told this was one of the best clinics, but after everything I've experienced and witnessed, it's far from it. I have emails and texts as proof for anyone who doubts it. Parents -- do yourselves a favor and take your children somewhere that genuinely cares, listens to your concerns, and treats families with respect. Don't make the same mistake I did -- avoid this place at all costs.

Wow! I am still in shock, and can't believe I passed my PMP with high above average today!…read more I went to Tony after a recommendation from my mother in law. She had his class 20 years ago and couldn't stop raving. I was unfortunately tainted when Tony got me as a student as I attempt multiple times to read the PMBOK in 2015, and proceeded to fail all 3 times I took it. This caused a lot of I'll feelings towards the subject and the test. Even panic attacks. Tony was patient and kind. He always has time for my questions and is truly an amazing instructor who really cares about you and helping you learn how to decode the PMP. If didn't understand something he had a multitude of examples to pull from to relate it to something I would understand. He takes a DRY and BORING subject and adds humor and good times, which helped me remember. I spent 20 minutes during the exams writing 4 pages of brain dump and I didn't even need to look at it. If you do exactly what he says, passing is a no brained. He has this down to a fine art. Thank you Tony for being a truly a gifted teacher and coach. I've got crazy ideas now to try for a PgMP, if I get up the nerve to put myself through another test, you are definitely the coach I want on the sidelines cheering me on!

Tony and Crosswind are the team to trust when you're prepping for the PMP exam. Within 24 business…read morehours of registering for the class I had all materials in my hands. Speaking of materials, the study aids and handouts are extremely well done and very helpful in preparing for the exam. I took his 4 day bootcamp January 20-23rd and passed the exam on the first try on February 14th.

I come out here a few times a year as a special lecturer for one of the classes. It is a small…read morecampus with well kept facilities.