It is said that you cannot judge a book by its cover. However, at the Yale SOM school of…read moremanagement, the architecture and overall appearance of the building alone is quite impressive. It is matched by the business of real learning going on within its walls. Their mission is to educate management level professionals to learn solutions to the problems afflicting our communities in both business and society. They offer masters degrees in advanced management, asset management, and global business. The professors and lectures are phenomenal. Students are equipped with the knowledge, resources, and networks to develop ambitious change in our world. It is truly a pleasure to have access to the classes in this incredible school of management.

I am mainly adding this so that users can find this when they use the Maps app on the iPhone. I was…read morevisiting a friend of mine who goes here, so I can't review this from a student's perspective but only from an outsider's. From what I saw, though, the program looks great. The students that I met were super friendly and very smart. The school is very small, with 60 students in each year of the MBA program. The workload is intense, but I heard only good things about the classes and the professors. The students come from a variety of backgrounds, and there is a strong emphasis on career development and internships/jobs. Though it was only the second month of school when I was there, the students were already meeting with recruiters and attending info sessions for summer internships. The building itself looks like a small house from the front but ends up being like Alice in Wonderland. There is a new SOM building being built in the road that is going to be huge and fancy - I believe the completion date is Spring 2014.

I went here for continuing education for my E license. The teacher Father John did an excellent…read morejob of presenting the curriculum for us. The school is nice and clean and comfortable. The only problem that I had was with the lunch that they provided. I ordered steak and lobster and the steak was supposed to be prime grade but definitely was sub par choice grade. Everything else was perfect and the teacher Father John was very knowledgeable in his trade.

Recently went in an purchased code books. No one could state the code year working on…read more Went back, saw sign that states no refunds, but proceeded to exchange 1 book for current. At First Lady was unhelpful but went out to find folks that could help me. They finally exchanged the books with no issues! Took my prep test courses here and was happy. Good place !

I can't say enough great things about this school. 3 of my brothers attended ND in the 90s, and one…read moreof them returned after college to teach. My son had a difficult time in grade school, largely in part to his ADHD, social anxiety, sensory issues, and was later diagnosed with high functioning autism. My brothers encouraged him to apply to ND and he was accepted with a grant to help pay tuition. What Notre Dame did for him was nothing short of amazing. He found his comfort zone. He was able to focus so much better with the more structured classes than he was used to. His teachers were understanding and approachable, many became mentors and role models. He applied to 7 colleges and was accepted to all of them. We absolutely love this school and are thankful for the 4 years my son spent here

Choosing to attend Notre Dame High School has proved time and time again to be the greatest…read moredecisions I have ever made. As a student at ND over the past 3 years, I have had a firsthand experience of what it's like to be molded into a man of character, compassion, and confidence. Coming from the public school, I was blown away by incredible 1 on 1 attention you get at Notre Dame. The faculty is always willing to go the extra mile to make sure students are succeeding in and out of the classroom. There is a place for everyone at Notre Dame. I've ben a member of numerous athletics teams as well as student organizations. Lastly, the brotherhood is unrivaled. Whether you're a prospective student, current student, or an alum from 70 years ago, the connections you make at Notre Dame last a life time. The sense of camaraderie and family you feel at Notre Dame is truly special and something you need to experience. I will always love Notre Dame. It's been a place that will always hold a special place in my heart.

Great help from staff. Easy to understand and get along with. They speak English well. It's…read moreaccredited school. Connection to a good bachelor degree colleges.

This was nothing like high school,my teachers Ms dyana and Ms ada at training direct taught well…read moreand made it very Interesting they encouraged me all the time and I'm not the school type but I got 4.0gpa because of the way they taught and helped me off the clock also, Ms Adas a doctor and can answer any question you have and not just about phlebotomy ekg and CPR.both ms Ada and ms dyana love to see there students succeed and answer questions, if you want to learn alot and not be bored doing it this is the school to go to , made alot of friends and had a fun time doing school. I recommend doing PCT Patient Care Technician it's phlebotomy ,ekg, cna and CPR classes and you make a much better wage if you do them all by becoming a PCT. If you sign up for all the classes you get a huge discount defiantly worth the money and I highly recomend. 5 stars all day

I took my CNA program at Valleys Medical Institute in July and within three weeks I took my state…read moreexam and passed!! I have to thank my instructor miss Lory. She's amazing!!!!! She's very supportive and finds different techniques on how to help her students. I'm so glad I had her as my instructor and because of her dedication and the effort she puts into her work is why we made it! During my prometrics exam, I did exactly what she taught us and I will highly recommend her! And not forgetting Patty! She's also the reason why Valleys Medical Institute is the best place to go to!

Best medical teaching school I attended hands down teachers and staff are kind respectful and are…read moregreat at teaching I passed my phlebotomy course I take the nationals soon so excited I already have job offers I truly am blessed to have taken a course there I recommend this school

Rounding out the triumvirate of architectural works on the intersection of Chapel and York Sts in…read moreNew Haven, this is probably one of the most controversial buildings of Paul Rudolph's career. Considered a landmark of design - in a way, a gesture of defiance and a rejection of gropius and van der rohe's focus on lightness, thin and airy structures - the A&A is one of the main examples of what has been dubbed a Brutalist style - thick, massive, ridged abrasive concrete columns define monolithic, overpowering vertical planes, amongst which are a multitude of horizontal levels - apparently, legends speak of 36 levels in all, creating an intricate network of interlocking interior spaces. (nyt did a useful lay piece on Rudolph in october: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/07/style/tmagazine/07shining.html) The building, because of its strong appearance, is naturally polarizing in opinion - it has drawn both lavish praise and savage criticism towards Rudolph, a landmark figure in modernism and post modernist architecture, and who was responsible for building the Yale School of Architecture into one of the late 20th century's main design institutions. Students have tried to burn it down, and various renovations over its 40 year history have radically altered its interior layout. Its current renovation is slated to restore some of Rudolph's original plans (for better or worse). It can be said that the core of architecture is how humans delineate the space around them, and the way they define that space. Whether or not the A&A is willing to agree with your aesthetics, it commands its space with a majestic and monumental gesture.

Thanks to East haven adult learning center I was able to get my high school diploma and now I'm…read moregoing for my medical assistant certificate the staff is wonderful and they work with you step by step everyone is just great here

Only went to the soccer field for a CT United match but seems like a nice, small spot. Not…read moreconcessions on site but there was a food truck for the game we attended.

Watch out for the clinic and particularly avoid Janice Faye. Totally toxic. Very poor ramshackle…read moreadministration in this place. Level 0/100 but they act like they're Harvard. Filled with administrative employees that have 0 experience outside the classroom. They're also violating a lot of their accreditation requirements.