Beautiful and clean center with friendly and hardworking team who cares about the clients and…read morefamilies!

Nothing but great things to say about Prodigy Autism Center! It takes a special person to work with…read morekids with autism. This team is dedicated and wonderful! Hands down best ABA company in Orlando. State of the art, clean and welcoming. Quality of care is outstanding.

Very nice place to work . Owners on site daily . Took care of their employees when Hurricane Ian…read morecame to Central Florida . Employees never missed a paycheck and a day of pay .

From the owner: OCA enables individuals and families with autism or other developmental disabilities the…read moreopportunity to maximize their abilities through functional, behavioral, social, recreational and vocational programs to live within the community.

Terrible online service. Very frustrating experience - don't waste your money - there are better…read moreonline schools available.

Pague por un curso completo con examen de repaso, y después me dijeron que no lo había pagado. Se…read morepierde mucho tiempo en clase, contando historias, entre break y salida temprano se pierden 2 horas al día. Se podría aprovechar mejor el tiempo.

We had a great time. The head chef Rashiba was very attentive and funny. She told us stories from…read moreher time being a chef around the world. At the end of the night there was more food than anyone could eat and it all tasted good with lots of variety. The place has a very homey and person feel to it.

This place is interesting to say the least. Everyone is assigned into groups to make a few dishes…read more There are instructions on each station and the owner will come around to check on you every so often...watch out.

AdventHealth University is a terrible neighbor. They have housing in the College Park neighborhood…read moreand should work on their outreach and communication with that community, especially when housing facility issues have negative impacts on their neighbors. I reached out with multiple emails and voicemails over a two-week period and have still heard nothing back from them weeks later. Getting an actual person on the line is near impossible. Training individuals to save lives is noble, but overlooking those you live among is ignorant.

The Good: [1] This college is a small but modern campus that's been recently renovated. Many of the…read morestudents are required to purchase laptops for their professional programs, so wireless internet is widely available, and the classrooms are equipped with plenty of places to plug in at each seating area. [2] The atmosphere is Christian, so you don't see a whole lot of outlandish things on campus. [3] The cafe serves a delicious selection of items from the grill, fresh sushi and salads, snacks, and a wide selection of hot and cold beverages. [4] The teachers are warm people who have worked in their job field before teaching the topic. [5] Parking is available off campus accommodated by a shuttle which takes you to the school. There are never any parking wars here! The Bad: [1] It's a tad more pricey than your public colleges being a private school, but its worth it. [2] The nursing student clinical uniforms are horrid, but then again, which school has fashionable ones? The Ugly: [1] The financial aid office is a b*tch to deal with. They never have your money on time, there is always an error, a delay, or an issue with semething, and it seems as if they are always eating instead of working. Maybe that's what the problem is. Ugh.