Admissions is VERY unprofessional and totally unacceptable! After spending so much time applying,…read moreMy OFFICIAL documents from parchment and my high school transcript directly from Lake Shore were not "official" enough for the college and they wanted me to pay ANOTHER $30 out of my pocket for pieces of paper I already had in my possession, so I withdrew my application for enrollment and demanded a refund of my $50 application fee, which they refuse to refund. I'm out $50 because their application process is totally ridiculous and financially unprofessional. It's probably a blessing in disguise because I can only imagine what education looks like at the college if the admission process is this disgusting.

Beautiful campus and friendly staff. Dorms are well position to have a Dow home feel.read more

Mudslingers is 1/2 pottery shop & gallery, 1/2 pottery studio. The proprieter, Ron, offers pottery…read moreclasses and rents out wheels and stalls and kiln time to potters in need of a place to throw clay around. He's a laid back guy, always in clay spattered jeans and t-shirt or flannel shirt. He and one or two of his students sell their ware in the front of the shop, while the wheels and kilns are in the back. Most of Ron's pottery is functional, non-froofy earthware. Don't expect it to be super cheap; it is, after all, hand-thrown and not mass produced. It is certainly quality, and to me well worth the money. I believe that he takes special orders--need a gift for your daughter who is getting married? He very may well be able to make a set of goblets for her. Looking for a fruit bowl of a specific size? Ask him! It's possible he can throw one of the size and color you want. Mudslingers is a hidden gem behind the main street in Fredonia. Don't miss it!

I walked in here with a person with disabilities. At first, we were in a great mood thinking we…read morewere going to have a fun, creative experience until the guy working there (owner? guy with grey beard) yelled at us stating "I don't teach disadvantaged people like that". I said that I am here to guide and teach. The guy, without knowing anything about me said that I also wasn't qualified to teach him) Then, he looked at my car outside and said I was parked next to a fire hydrant and it really pisses him off. (I was properly parked in a space lined for cars next to it) He continued to yell at us, and while leaving I told him that he was discriminating against a person with disabilities and that I would notify the appropriate agency about the discrimination. I felt like I stepped back in time where people had no rights!

dont dine here. bad food. food taste like bad. the food makes me wanna kill myself. it bad. (im…read moreforced to eat this food or starve)

My daughters danced here for 16 years but the teacher is their Mother. They loved dancing with/for…read moreher.