Great school to help you understand evidence based chiropractic. Helped me pass all my boards first…read moretime around and gave me a deep understanding of human physiology.

Great experience and great adjustment. For interns, they were very professional and knowledgeableread more

Staff is all so rude and get annoyed if you have questions even though that's their job to help…read morestudents lol. Do not recommend

As a transfer from California i must admit that i find the staff rather nice and helpful. The…read morecampus (SE) is apparently there newest one but, still looks a bit dated. Will update as soon as I begin classes.

Some instructors care some don't.WPU seems to be fully focused on enrollment diversity equity and…read moreinclusion. When it comes to their veteran services department it is lacking they do not maintain solid relations with the VA and I would say student accounts is troublesome from time to time. Overall my experience is a positive one at Warner but I would be cautious in using VA benefits at this school. Be ready to have to send lots of emails and or call or be in person 100% to 80% of the time. WPU is not a bad school, but it's not great either.

Amazing university , am a current Nursing student and the content is top notch , I feel like a…read moredoctor

They're moving the location.. if the advisor told me in the beginning they'll be moving to new…read morelocation. I wouldn't even spent my time and gas go apply. I know the new location at the 1st day of orientation after I already opened the iPad. Therefore, I got go through the whole pain of dropping classes. The school new location not fit my transportation and schedule...unfortunately, I opened the iPad with school locked function can't reset the whole iPad., I don't really need it and I'm not sure if I can resale it. Ending owed the money of $377 for older version of iPad that I don't really use.

the directors work very hard to continually make the campus better I've been attending Carrington…read moreCollege for a while now, and while no school is perfect, I truly appreciate the dedication of the campus directors. They continuously work to improve the learning environment and address issues as they arise. Even when challenges or flaws appear--whether it's classroom dynamics, facility limitations, or other growing pains--they remain proactive and approachable. It's clear they genuinely care about students' success and are always seeking ways to make the campus a better place for everyone. Their commitment to listening, problem-solving, and supporting students makes a real difference in the overall experience here.

Do NOT go here. This is the most non Christian university you can attend. I can probably count the…read moreamount of good professors and coaches on one hand. The financial aid process is horrendous and if you owe them money, they make it almost impossible to pay off debt. They don't listen to student concerns about the community, I know a lot more people who have chosen to transfer out than I know people who have graduated from here. I also know a lot of staff members who have left this institution due to gross policies and beliefs from other staff in higher, more influential positions. Just don't do it. Don't put yourself through the headache and heartbreak you'll experience at this institution.

I have attended 4 Bible classes at Multnomah which has caused me to learn to think and connect to…read moreScripture in ways that have put a fire for the Lord in my life! My professor Dr L..., has been someone who has challenged me to do this by presenting well organized information from, what I believe is, a lifetime of dedication to study of the Bible. I haven't attended to pursue a degree, but to gain personally the most important information for my life, which is having a rippling effect.

This place is very convenient to Gigantic Brewing and Hip Chicks Do Wine it is a great place to…read morewalk your dog around if you are in the area. IF you are interested: Park in the north parking lot on Steele and then cross the pedestrian bridge and you will find an awesome open space to walk your dog. It's pretty low key, you may cross a person with their dog off leash but most dogs keep to themselves and there aren't many people who know about this area. Check it out if you can!

"Hey man, you got some fine college here. All the advantages: ivory walls, lecture halls, full…read moredress balls, and you got the cruisers for the nasty stuff!" - Eddie Wilson (Eddie & The Cruisers 1983) I've been coming to Reed for over 15 years now for one reason or another. I was never a student here, but I have utilized the beautiful surroundings for many reasons over the years from shooting The Wife and my engagement photos to visiting a great friend who works here to attending the graduation of aforementioned friend. Occasionally even just to watch over the Beaver Pond. Reed never fails to impress. The grounds, the buildings, the general overall feeling of the place just oozes academia. The impressive thing is that this is a private college and they could easily be selfish and chase interlopers off the property or have heavy handed security demanding to see student ID or visitor badges, but they don't. It's like they want to share this place with all of the area. Reed College understands that it is an important part of Portland and they embrace that.

Oasis closes often with short notice. As working parents, it is unreliable foe us. Would not come…read moreback when my 2nd child turn 3 next year.

Where to even start... A pure Montessori experience with a loving and talented staff, an amazing…read morenew building close to Montavilla, and a close-knit parent community. I have 2 children currently enrolled, and a 3rd who will go here when he's old enough. The new Elementary program is outstanding and I'm thrilled that my children will get to stay part of this community from age 2.5 through 6th grade. You could not ask for a better Montessori environment our education in general. I'm continually astounded by the level of reading, writing, math, and creativity I see the children at Harmony demonstrating. The fact that they've accomplished so much at such a young age while being so engaged and loving everything about what they're doing makes me want to go back and do school over again myself. We looked at a large number of Montessori programs in Portland and I could not be happier with the choice we ended up making. From the moment we toured this school it was clear that this is a truly special place.

I had an unfortunate experience with communication and professionalism here. I was told I would…read morereceive a phone call regarding my issue, but instead I received an email. When I politely asked why the promised call did not happen, Telahna responded defensively and shifted the responsibility onto me for not checking my email frequently enough. What concerned me most was that instead of focusing on resolving the issue efficiently, the interaction turned into an argument about who was at fault. This made the process longer and felt unproductive. In a professional setting, I believe it's more important to focus on solutions and clear communication rather than defending missteps. I hope future customer interactions are handled in a more solution-oriented and professional manner.

It's the fastest option but leaves a lot to be desired. The class itself and being able to tolerate…read morethe monotony are dependent on the teacher. The head of the school is a Nurse Ratchett and doesn't like to be challenged but should be and often. If you can teach yourself this is the place because of the pace. The school itself sucks and I can't even imagine trying to pass with English as a second language- but the courses are the fastest and cheapest (especially if sponsored) way to go in Portland. Don't piss anyone off - they will retaliate. I even watched the director get served papers from a distraught former student (and laugh).