My daughter was attending Galen she has a learning…read moredisability which she realized after her first class. She has been out of school for over 15 years and is LPN. She told the appropriate staff she needed help or accommodation for her disability No one contacted her, and nothing was offered to help with her disability During this time, the program offered a study class for a specific group of students, which she wasn't a part of. During this class, the instructor gave out test answers. This provided an unfair advantage to those in this class. My daughter was told many wouldn't have passed it without those answers. With the unfair advantage and the disability my daughter failed two classes She tries to contact them by phone & email etc without a return response. They absolutely did not care to help this student There is so much more to this saga if they had made just a couple of accommodations she would've made it I know a good college. I have 8 years of experience I have RN BSN MS and FNP-BC I suggest anyone thinking of attending Galen should look for a better one than Galen

Galen College of Nursing has excellent professors and faculty who genuinely care about your success.read more

I'm sure this isn't the right avenue to review this, but I had the pleasure of seeing The Addams…read moreFamily last night at Kings High School. Let me preface this by saying: I'm not a fanboy parent or really a huge fan of live theater, plays, etc. in general. All things, considered: I. WAS. WOWED. Correct me if I am wrong but many of these "kids" performances were basically pre-Broadway if not already well beyond professional quality. Do they also perform at Kings Island? Pretty much every aspect of the production was stunning: crystal clear audio, vivid visual effects, neat costume concepts and props. And then the choreography and dance; I cannot even describe how talented the dancing was. I really do get that I am not super privy to the inside world of music/ theater but I feel like the dancing and staging of this show was so on point. I think it's easy with a high school production to think, "okay, this is a little bit cringe, but hey, they're kids and they're trying." Honest to God - not this time. I never once even dreamed I was watching a high school level production... no excuses or concessions needed to be made: they were just damned good. One thing that I have to mention is the mostly-student pit orchestra. In high school I was probably the worst musician ever (I was in marching band and orchestra). While I wasn't particularly good myself, I do know talent when I see it. The music was essentially flawless and I think it was a bit under-recognized how high tier these student musicians were performing. They made the music score seem effortless (and trust me, I have been there and know it isn't) so I can only imagine if some of these students are on the path to be pro musicians someday. How amazing to see a community that takes such pride in their performing arts. From the dancing, music, acting perspectives it was great to see that everyone was being valued and appreciated in their own role for contributing to the final product. I really loved that a point was made that many of these kids will go on and do completely unrelated things - business, writing, engineering - but that doesn't mean they aren't damned good at performing too. I guess truly capable people tend to turn everything they touch into gold. This "review" of KHS is a bit abstract in that it's a review of the product of their theatre. Do I expect anyone will actually get on Yelp and see this? No. I guess if someday, maybe years later, someone from the show finds this it will be worth taking the time to reflect. To you: congratulations on such an impeccable show. The humor, visuals, music, dancing and acting make me so happy that places like Kings aren't just good at academics but also value art and culture. Keep it up. All of the hard work has clearly paid off.

Jeff the Killer was the first creepypasta I'd ever read, and boy was that a mistake for the first…read moretime. When I read it my mom and brother were at the park, I am almost never home alone so I took this as a chance to read something scary. Well I didn't mean horrifying, when I first read it I stood there and thought this isn't scary and then turned to Jeff Returns, that's where I started to get freaked out. I imediatly shut off the computer and ran into my bed room (taking my three dogs, two of which were very large and guard dogs) Then I turned on childrens T.V. and read some romance novel, anything to get my mind off of it. Because the more you think of it, the more it haunts you.

Greater Cincinnati has quite a few good public school systems but Lakota is one of the best…read more The rapidly growing system currently claims two high-schools (grades 10-12), a freshman building (all 9th graders), four junior highs (7 and 8), ten elementary schools (1-6), and four early childhood centers (pre-school and kindergarten). The district has grown largely since I was there but I have heard only good things about recent developments. I attended Freedom Elementary and Lakota Ridge Junior High for K-8. Freedom has consistently been ranked a "Blue Ribbon" school and I had some amazing teachers there that I am still actually in touch with. Lakota Ridge was great, too. I did not attend a Lakota high school because my parents felt that the schools were too large (over 3,000 students) but I have good friends that went K-12 in the district and are currently very successful college students. The current statistic in Lakota is that 90% of grads attend college, pretty impressive for such a large district. I got a great base education at Lakota and would highly recommend the district to any parent moving to Cincinnati.

i personally think that Lakota local schools is the worst school district in the entire state, the…read morekids have homework every day no mater if it is a week end or a school break. in the summer the kids have to read a minimal of 150 books (chapter books with a minimal of 200 pages.the teachers are very strict especially two fourth grade teachers named Mrs.Wilson and Mrs.landvater.

Great small campus :) small classes. Professors know you well. It's a great school to go to if your…read moreplanning on going to Oxford at a later date :) start here, trust me :)

I don't think this university does any help on my study carrier. And also this stupid school just…read morewant swallow your money.

The review of football fields continue. This time we're going to take a look at Goshen High…read moreSchool, where games are played at Jim Brown Stadium. I've actually been to a couple of the varsity football games here as a spectator, but mostly for the last two summers I've officiated semi-pro football games on this field. A couple of details about this field. Located behind the high school and middle school you drive onto the parking lot, which really isn't all that big. So if you're looking to get a good spot to park on a Friday night you better get here early. But during the summer at semi-pro games there's plenty of parking for everyone. When you walk through the gates you'll see that the usual high school bleachers are up. The field is artificial turn with a track that runs around it. The field itself is really nice. I've been told the field was one of the first in the Cincinnati area to have turf installed. If that be the case the turf is holding up really well. It is a very comfortable field to work on, very easy on the feet and knees. I always look forward to working a game here because I know that I'm not going to be all that sore afterwards. They have a nice scoreboard too, but alas, no 25-second clock. That would be nice. A couple of notes. A little over a year ago vandals ripped up the middle of the field and it had to be replaced. Surprisingly you can't really tell the difference between the new part in the middle and the rest of the field. Additionally, this field has two concessions stands, one located near each end of the field. This really cuts down on the lines during halftime and makes it easier to grab snacks before the second half begin. All-in-all a pretty decent field. Great place to watch a game, great place to work a game. Mahalo, and enjoy.

The schools could be much better. As an alumni and as a person who lives up the road even now I am…read moreaware of the flaws that this school has ingrained into it. It fails to adequately prepare the students for college and for the outside world. Most of the students who graduate from this school will never be more than middle management. There is a lot of cronyism and bias in this district. There is a lot that needs to be changed before the district is where it should be. Perhaps starting with managing the school's academics before they put more money into the male sports teams.

I did not want to go to a University and pay 20-30k on schooling. I decided to go here and pay…read more2,500 a semester instead.

The schools here are blazing new trails every day. They seem on the cutting edge of confidence for…read morethese kids. I am impressed with the amount of feedback and communication we are receiving. I am proud to be part of this close knit community. The sports have a ways to go. But they are getting better. It takes a while to build those kinds of sports programs. :)

Husband and I took their Ohio CCW / Basic pistol course and truly enjoyed it. Mike and Bob are very…read moreknowledgeable and great teachers. I would highly recommend them to anyone interested in any type of firearms training.