First day working with student accessibility services. Excellent encounter. Enrollment center was…read morealso helpful.

First of all, the website is easy to use, and has everything you need. The school itself, the…read moreWestern Campus, is all on one huge piece of land in a big building, and so everything is right there for you to access. It also gives the student a sense of belonging to a group. I appreciate the friendly people, and every single person I have met has been helpful. A lot of folks here will go out of their way to help you out. I think the school was professional from day one. My classes are normal, and the technology side of things is good. They have a ton of computers for you to use. One thing I have especially enjoyed is the library. It is not huge, but they have a choice selection of books. And Ohio LInk allows you to search for materials, to include films, from all over Ohio, and they get to you fast. I have loved this about my school, and it is better than the sketchy film school I went to in San Francisco called Academy of Art University. I was not happy about the weak academics and lack of professionalism there. The choice of films here at this community college is better than what was available to me at AAU. This Community College has a positive feeling to it, and so I am glad to be here. My classes are in the IT field, and I think they really know what they are talking about. The Veteran's Affairs Office here is very good too.

For years, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do with my future, but I'm really glad I decided to…read moreattend Bryant & Stratton College - Parma. From the beginning, the environment felt supportive and welcoming. The professors genuinely care about what they're teaching and about their students' success. Classes are smaller, which makes it easier to ask questions and get one-on-one help when needed. There are plenty of resources available, and the staff and instructors truly want to see you succeed. Being at the Parma campus has helped me gain confidence, stay motivated, and feel more prepared for my career path.

Exceeds my expectations. Exactly what I was looking for in a nursing program. They deserve better…read morereviews as their staff is great. I am a current student and could not be happier with my decision.

I used to really love joe carroll but that it got super weird. I graduated with plant major and…read morenow I suck eggs. Awesome.

Don't Stay in the dorms.... Unless you:…read more Want to be in time out Hate TV Dislike people Love squeaky beds Love looking at red bricks Want to share bathrooms Like to share showers. Are a college student (freshman) The campus itself is clean, sterile, and polite.

One of the reasons I attend Ursuline College is because of the great customer service…read more I recently called to return to school after a long hiatus. From the first call to the last I felt heard and truly cared for as an individual. I spoke and corresponded with student services, bursars office, my academic advisor, the information technology department and the phone operator numerous times. Each interaction was reassuring and supportive. Now, with two classes remaining between me and my undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies focusing on Law and Society, I definitely recommend this college as a traditional student or a UCAP student. You will not be disappointed!!!

Amazing academic focused private school, professors are extremely supportive and push you toward…read moresufficiently completing your program. I found that I was more than prepared for graduate school, and incredibly grateful for the required research & statistics classes built into the curriculum to obtain a BA in Psych. Not know as a party school, but here you will find a tight knit community especially amongst peers in your same field of study. Great place to be if you're taking your academia seriously, if not don't waste your time. This school also has lots of scholarships and gracious donors, so don't let the tuition be a deterrent. Go for it!

Was forced to go here after high school and hated it. But that was because college was not for me…read more Lc is a great school for people to get a degree and not pay thousands of dollars. I got hired with an airline as a flight attendant during the semester and left!!! Best feeling ever!!! Been with the airline for 12 years and live in Miami Florida. Best decision I ever made. So if college isn't for you and you want to travel the world and get paid, apply to be a flight attendant!!!

Lorain County Community College is scamming veterans…read more I attended this university from 2020-2023 on the Post 9/11 GI Bill. However, my benefits expired before I finished so I had to pay the difference on my student account. On Jan. 24, 2024, I paid off the balance in full which was $2,440.72, but I never received my diploma for over a year. When I went in to inquire about it on April 8, 2025, they said I still owed $400.45. I paid that amount in full but again did not receive my diploma. The Department of Veterans Affairs provided me with documentation confirming that Lorain County Community College owed me $211.67. They sent me a check for $188.78. Then apparently to celebrate 4th of July weekend, Lorain County Community College sent me a bill for $118.78 when I have not attended a class there in over 18 months and have settled this account twice now to the tune of $2,841.17. If this does not constitute a scam, it is gross and shameful negligence. For all I know, they will continue to hold my diploma hostage and they will continue to bill me for classes I took and paid for years ago. Shame on you, Lorain County Community College.

I have had 2 of my children attend there and graduate. One was bullied, the other just put up with…read moreeverything and turned an eye. Our youngest attended there and we were forced to withdraw her because of the favortism played. She was a 4.1 gpa never in trouble and things changed when she went to her counselor due to a bad day and it ended where the counselor said she took pills. Non of which she did and then she had to get evaluated to go back, we abided by that and when we presented the hospital proof that she took nothing, was in sound mind, the prinicipal made up a contract which no one would admit to approving. My daughter refused to sign as they wanted control of her in and out of school. After summer and my daughter wanted to go back and attend senior year...so she signed. A month later an incident happened between her and her BF at 10pm! nowhere near the school...no charges, nothing and the school wanted to expel my daughter but permit the boy to still attend the school, and he is the one who told my daughter to kill herself. In the meantime, we get from her friends that they could no longer speak to her because of being told to by the school, all blocked her out of fear of repercussion. We ended up withdrawing her... The emotional abuse they put our daughter through has caused PTSD. It has shaken my faith, but God has been by our side to see her through and with the help of a caring school she graduated early and is working on her career choice. Things like this does exist and it happened to so many...some schools are just better at hiding their dark secrets.

I am a freshman attending Holy Name and it is phenominal. The faculty other students, and the all…read morearround environmentis fabilous. I would pick to be a Namer rather than a Bruin, Wildcat, or Eagle any day. Go HN!!!

CVCC is a wonderful school. One of my children is entering the second year of study and one…read morecompleted the Digital Design Program some years ago. I cannot say enough about the excellent teachers, the administrative staff, the dedicated food service workers , and all auxiliary personnel who make the place run so smoothly. For students who take initiative, opportunities for personal and professional growth (i.e. SkillsUSA and National Technical Honor Society) abound at this institution. I am a proud CVCC parent and recommend it highly for high school students and adult students alike.

I want to start out this review by saying my education was decent…read more I would also like to say that I completed my EKG certificate, and I did really well. I took my test, and passed, and recieved my certificate. I was offered a job with Cleveland Clinic up north (I live in Bath/Fairlawn), for overnights for $13/hour. Target, at the same time, was offering $18/hour in my town. I pictured my drive to whatever city their telemetry hub was from where I live, and there was no way I was going to drive to work in the snow, work 8-12 hours, and then drive 45-60 minutes home for $13 per hour, and no union. I got a decent education, but its actually worthless now that AI is taking over everything. The nurse who taught my class was amazing, engaging, and very thourough. I am grateful I was offered a job, but no one can live on the pittance Cleveland Clinic offers when you are a fresh graduate from CVCC. We were all looking for good jobs, and were let down. If Target is paying a higher wage to keep a roof over your head and feed your family, that $5/hour= $200/per week or $800/month. (x40 hours a week), I would try working at Target before I'd pay the gas and accepting the commute to work everyday/night in the snow, CVCC is not transparent about your expected earinings, and it's a HUGE disappointment. My ekg liscence was worth exactly nothing compared to a Medical Assistant, because they already get that as a part of their certificate. I now have something to hang on my wall, but nothing else.

I read Peter B's review with dismay as it describes nothing I have remotely experienced or…read morewitnessed at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland. I have attended several workshops and also completed the Coach Certification and Gestalt Training programs. I have been blown away by the ethics, commitment, and quality of the GIC staff and faculty. The GIC I know is one of the most open and supportive learning environments I have encountered. Actually, I value what I've learned there more than what I learned in my MBA program. The dozens of fellow students I have connected with at GIC have expressed the same sentiment. We all have been amazed at the personal growth and professional development that have been transformative for us. My only regret about the GIC is that I did not discover it earlier in my career (and life). If you are thinking about studying at GIC try an introductory workshop and/or talk to former students to decide for yourself.

The experiential work which is led by the GIC's faculty is transformative. I have been to two…read moreworkshops at the Gestalt Institute and I am about to graduate from the 20 month Gestalt training program. My experiences at Gestalt have been very powerful catalysts of positive change for me, in an extraordinary variety of ways - my coaching, my teaching, my writing and my personal life. I see there is a very negative review here. It appears the individual concerned had an unsually painful experience. It is important to know that while this does happen it is very rare. Group work is powerful and can stir up a lot of feelings. It is advisable to be in individual therapy alongside group work. In my experience at the institute, faculty are very careful to respect boundaries and not to push participants beyond their comfort. It is true that historically some Gestalt therapists, including Fritz Perls, were not so careful about respecting client resistances. Today, the culture at the institute is much more careful. Faculty will often step in to check with participants about their level of comfort and need for support and whether they wish to proceed. On rare occasions, where needed, I have also seen them step in to protect people if others are pushing too far or projecting onto them. However, it is obviously impossible for faculty to police everything that participants say to each other in group. Also, the work is often deeply personal and so can be painful or create feelings of vulnerability. For instance, some individuals may feel injured when their need to project onto others is interrupted by faculty who need to balance their need with the need of other participants to feel safe. Gestalt faculty have varied backgrounds - they may be psychiatrists, therapists, social workers, coaches, phd's, professors or work primarily with organizations. All have, in addition, gone through extensive Gestalt training. Faculty at the institute bring broad and deep training and experience in many areas. I have a PhD in psychology, twenty years of experience doing psychology and neuroscience research, I am a board certified coach with training from another coaching center, and I am a tenured professor who gets very good teaching reviews. I have a great deal of respect for Gestalt Institute faculty from what I have seen about how they operate. I know many other professionals feel the same way about the institute. It is an internationally recognized center - people come to it from across the USA and even abroad. It is a wonderful local resource for Cleveland. I strongly recommend that you take the opportunity to try out a workshop. It isn't for everyone, but it is absolutely transformative for many. Who would want to pass up on the chance to positively transform their life and relationships?