Meh. Its a'ight. Good track and shop area. I enjoy it here. 6/10 would come here again.read more

I had the opportunity to work with Ashley earlier this year and couldn't be more pleased with the…read moreresults. I found Ashley via LinkedIn and contacted her for help revising my resume and cover letter. She took the time to speak with me over the phone, at length, regarding my past and present job experiences in order to gain a better knowledge before she began the rewriting process. She kept in close contact with updates on the status and also sent a rough draft for me to review. She also included, in our contract, any revisions or additions to my resume for one year. Throughout the entire process, Ashley was professional, friendly and very attentive to my goals as well as what type of job I was looking to obtain. Often times, it felt like I was working with a close friend I had known for years. As a result, I landed the job I wanted and the manager commented on how well written my cover letter was! Without question, I would recommend Ashley to anyone looking for the services she offers.

Ashley's passion and openness is compelling. She has inspired me on many occasions through her many…read morecommunications on social media.

I would have to say I really enjoyed my time at UMass Dartmouth and I was able to get my Bachelor's…read moreDegree without a hitch. I attended UMass Dartmouth for two years after I transferred from Bristol Community College. However, I attended this college as a commuter so I can only speak about how my commuting experience was. My classes were two days a week so I was able to make a schedule that worked around my job. The college is very large with the parking lots shaped around the buildings like a circle so it will take getting use to but it has a new renovated library which is a great place to get your work done. My only complaint is the parking decals are very expensive and if you don't pay for a sticker, you'll get ticketed almost every time. I also found this college to be affordable for a university, especially me being a Massachusetts resident. I was able to get financial aid for the majority of my time there so my debt is less than $5000 dollars. I would recommend this college to anyone who's serious about going for their Bachelor's. If you can get a Pell Grant, then heck, you got nothing to lose as a Pell Grant might even cover the whole cost. UMass has majors that are in high demand fields employers want. A great college to go for the science and arts programs alike. I see no point in paying thousands more for the fancy, Ivy league colleges. You are just paying for the name. In the end, a BA or a BS is the same no matter where it was obtained. State colleges are just fine.

Really Nice School and Staff. Studied online for a Graduate Certificate. Really nice staff and…read moreprofessors. Excellent Hidden Gem of a Public University. Very Highly Educated Faculty and Excellent Researchers. Great University Affiliations. Great Educational and Research Environment as expected of Massachusetts Universtities. Capitalizing on close proximity to Ivy Universities as well as private college in Massachusetts.

Not a bad college if you're looking to further your education without spending crazy money. It's…read morealways best to go to a community college to do all the basics then transfer the credit to a bigger school later like I did. I had a lot of teacherS here who also worked at bigger colleges like Boston college , Umass , Northeastern and so on who teach courses at BCC Too..

As a proud 1995 graduate of NBHS, I had long considered myself well-educated, well-adjusted, and…read morewell-prepared for the challenges of adulthood. My wife and I were recently debating whether or not to send our daughter to a private school, and I implored her to consider that I exclusively went to public schools and turned out great, and I told her that my experience at NBHS was good: my teachers were mostly solid, the facilities were modern, the AP program was excellent, and I was fortunate to interact with students from different backgrounds and pick up "street smarts" that a sheltered private education may not have provided me. She listened to what I had to say, then delivered a devastating blow to my argument: she asked me how it is that a high-achieving black "computer prodigy" graduating New Bedford High School in the mid-90s didn't get a "free ride" through college via scholarships and grants and instead needed to work multiple jobs to stay in school while incurring massive debt, and then temporarily drop out due to not being able to pay for it any longer. "They failed you," she said. It's taken weeks for me to fully come to terms with this, but she's right. NBHS is massive. In a high school of nearly 4,000 students, it's easy to get lost. It happened to me. Thankfully I turned out fine despite that. In the 25 years since I graduated, some things have undoubtedly changed, and hopefully for the better.

I'd like to start by saying I am a nurse, and as a nurse sometimes knowing too much is a…read moredisadvantage. I knew that I needed someone competent, and medically knowledgeable to advocate for me in case I couldn't. Alyssa was that, and more. She spoke up when I couldn't because I was focused solely on evicting my child. She offered suggestions to help alleviate my pain and always asked before doing any maneuvers. She kept an eye on my husband for me (I was worried for his wellbeing having to watch me push out a watermelon :P ). I don't know that my birthing process would have gone as smoothly as it did without her. If I decide I want a second child, Alyssa will be right back in that delivery room with me.

I can't explain how unbelievably amazing it was having Alyssa as my doula for my second pregnancy…read more From the first time we spoke I felt so well listened to and you could tell how committed she was to my birth plan and preferences. Throughout my entire pregnancy she was there to support, offer advice, resources and so much more than I ever expected. She made me feel so confident going into my labor and birth and I felt so well prepared and supported. Having Alyssa at my birth made the entire experience absolutely amazing. The comfort, support and experience she provided to me as well as my husband was beyond anything I ever expected. It was the absolute best experience and I got the birth I wanted and couldn't have done it without her by my side. If you are looking for a doula Alyssa is the absolute best and I highly recommend her services. I'll definitely be looking forward to having her as our doula again for any future pregnancies/births.

What a great place to learn to sail! Reda was a patient knowledgeable instructor with a true love…read moreof sailing. The location was great for someone just getting started. Loved the personal attention.

From the owner: We offer quality sailing instruction for all levels of experience - beginners to advanced coastal…read morecruisers. As an American Sailing Association affiliate school, we provide you with professional training and the best value for your sail education dollar. Acquire skills and confidence with personalized instruction on our 23-31 foot sailboats at a time convenient for you. Sailing from New Bedford harbor, Massachusetts, learn to sail on the water with our USCG licensed instructors. Buzzards Bay offers access to a wide variety of sailing conditions and destinations, that will prepare you for sailing in any of he world's oceans. Learn to Sail Buzzards Bay and you will be prepared to sail the World! Now offering sailboat charters too!

don't listen to anyone else, the instructor is amazing, great dude, really cool and smart, if you…read moredon't want your kid to be bored out of their mind, send them here. I passed my license test first try perfectly.

I paid for my daughters lessons with Nancy. I notified her before my daughter started that we were…read morenot going to have time to practice with my daughter due to work and told her this is why we're paying for lessons. She was fine with this during our conversation. Fast forward to my daughter starting her lessons, Nancy cut them all 15 minutes short because my daughter wasn't practicing in between lessons with her. Nancy never made up that time and never scheduled the last lesson even though she was paid in full. This was over a year ago and Bernard's has still made no efforts to reach out for the last lesson or repay the money for my child to use their car during her road test.