This school is the most dumbest I've ever been 2 and to graduate from. If I could change schools…read morebefore choosing this one I most definitely will. The staff here are so useless and slow. The work is bs they make you stay in a class for 15 days n make you take extra classes you never knew you had to take. You sit in one classroom not moving or switching classes for 4 hours a so called charter school should not be like that Crosswinds accelerated is a much better work at your own pace school. Worst last year of high school experience ever.

I see the reviews on google were turned off so i'm going to leave this here. When I attended the…read moreNorth Richland Hills location In 2023, at the age of 16, I was sexually harassed by a staff member Mr.Richardson, which caused me anxiety and to ultimately drop out of school. I know he targeted me because of my known fragile mental state at the time. I later told other staff members about my experience and the only thing I was told is "That's why he's gone now!" in a plea for them to get me to come back to their school. I can't speak for the current staff, but when I attended this school I was not protected.

Awesome school great front office support very helpful with the scheduling and enrollmentread more

Had an amazing experience at Carrier Library. Zendre, Lana, and Sharmin were wonderful ambassadors…read morefor the library, provided exceptional customer service!

In order to get in the classes you need or want you have to be ready to enroll the day of…read moreenrollment. Like the old saying goes "Early bird gets the worm" don't procrastinate or you won't get in. Link up with a career advisor it helps

Nelson University in Waxahachie TX provides a welcoming and supportive academic environment. The…read morefaculty and staff are dedicated to student success, and the campus fosters both intellectual and personal growth.

Been visiting SAGU for about 10 years now and most of my friends go to SAGU but many don't voice…read moretheir opinions because of how controlling their staff is. I know many wonderful professors that go to SAGU and if you are wanting to go into ministry or music or maybe even film then this a good school for that. The communities can be very close knit here and they have a few great amenities like the wellness center. All that said, I will never be attending SAGU for a variety of reasons. Although they've become more lenient through the years, the rules and restrictions at SAGU are insane. There is no room for personal choice or responsibility and that is important and healthy for kids to be able to exercise their own free-will. But SAGU doesn't want that because they'd rather appease their idealistic board and uninvolved sponsors who are all 55+ in age. They also continue to spend money on things that make them look really fancy but don't really help the students that are already there. Like thousands of dollars on another Jesus statue. The worst of it is things you won't here about unless you're actually on campus and happen to meet someone involved in SAGU's many and frequent scandals. Not allowing students to walk for a variety of unscrupulous reasons. Pressing rules harder on kids with scholarships but turning a blind eye to kids who are having their tuition paid in full. Assault that was covered up to protect the image of the school. I think the biggest problem with SAGU or me is how they value their image so sacredly that its at the expense of their students. The dramatic cases put aside, you cannot justify the strictness of this school and this model is not just old-fashioned but obviously not working. When you care so much about wether you're students are playing COD or if they put a Drake song on their instagram story but then you ignore when there are much worse problems that you just don't want to face. If you go to SAGU you will find a community and you will get the connections needed for ministry or worship for sure. Every one of my friends who graduated SAGU has found a full-time position at a church, good friends, and some even a spouse. Just be prepared for some very high and dubious standards that will hopefully continue to fall away as the years go by.

My son was all set to attend. We even took the time to visit the school and had conversations with…read moreEbony, the head of admissions, and Marcel Shaw, both over the phone and in person, to finalize his admission. We confirmed multiple times that everything was on track, starting from our discussions in April 2025. Just before the Summer Bridge program began, I reached out to Ebony to ensure my son's enrollment was secure, relying on this assurance to cancel all other offers and commitments from different pre-college programs for the summer. I took time off work and drove back and forth for two consecutive weeks to ensure a smooth move-in day. To our shock, on that very day, we were informed that my son was too young due to my early signing of the dorm commitment form. Despite explaining that he was only planning to participate in the 6-week Summer Bridge program, which had been clarified numerous times, the message fell on deaf ears. This experience underscores a troubling lack of organization and communication within the administration. I had high hopes for this school to prepare my son for college, especially in fields he is passionate about, such as Business Finance and Logistics. It's deeply frustrating to see such carelessness undermine the potential for our future. If you're considering this institution, I urge you to reflect on our experience and the serious implications of their administration's failures.

I have had good experiences at Paul Quinn College. Maddie from Student Accounts, Barbara from…read moreFinancial Aid, and Marquita, the Registrar, were all very helpful when I dealt with them this week. Notable employees include Dr. Terry, who helped me while I was on vacation, Drs. Lola and Jagne-Shaw, who contacted me to explain portal problems, Dr. Grant, who responds to problems immediately, Dr. Rivas, who follows up well, and Ebony, who does everything with a smile. The college offers a full package for success. The staff, dorms, facilities, menu, and course rigor are unmatched. I respect and value the school's We/Me mission. Under President Sorrell's direction, the leadership is authentic and one of integrity.

University Model School. K-12. My kids attend the upper grades on MWF. Elementary goes T/Th…read more Excellent academics! Rigorous! They are preparing our children for college in a warm, caring, christian environment. The coaches are teaching them from a Godly perspective. I am very proud of this school for all they are doing to raise men and women to be all that God created them to be!