I'm a new student and my family has went here and graduated here and to be honest I think it's a…read morereally good college, I'm going in for nursing and I highly recommend

This campus of Gateway has recently been remodeled. A new building was added within the last year…read moreor so and the remodeled, existing building just recently opened. Directly across the street from St. Elizabeth's Hospital, this campus serves the students in the medical career areas, as well as offering some general education courses. Many of the student services offices have recently moved here from Covington, as well. The advising office and financial aid are located here. As a Gateway employee, I administer the college placement exam on Fridays at this campus. The buildings are architecturally nice, are furnished well and have state of the art computer equipment and smart boards.

I'm a current student and I never been to a school that you cry out for help. Then being told they…read morecan't help you in your time of need but you need assistance asap. They also have the means to help and make people beg just to tell them basically you have to be spending money in that semester to get assistance to come back. I had Javance Sinclair tell me basically oh well you might go homeless if you make it to next semester then I might help you. You'll have to beg again though. I was looking to continue education with these people after my bachelors but I wouldn't dare. This school is sad. Charge all this money and can't help the people that ask for help.

I graduated from NKU just a few months ago with my bachelor's in biology and I already miss it so…read moremuch! Each of my professors were so kind and supportive in my education journey. I made so many friends as well. Even my academic advisors and mentors were extremely helpful throughout my four years. I would recommend this school to anyone. Norse up!

Varied opportunities and content delivery methods. Very creative and entertaining. Classes,…read morePrivate Tutoring, Summer Camps for kids. Offers Spanish/German/English. Very targeted approach to the student needs. I only know specifically about private tutoring, which was very effective for my business needs before I started to work on an assignment in Mexico.

Started as a partnership between Thomas More College, NKU and a couple of other school systems and…read morecenters, this adult education center hopes to bridge the gap between urban learners who desire a higher education. In addition to college credit courses, the center also offers personal development classes. Other school systems, as well as Gateway Community College joined the partnership that supports the center.

This organization is top notch. They are well organized, dynamic, and interactive…read more The classes I have attended have been great and all instuctors are educated and well spoken. They can make a boring topic interesting which is a feat in the safety world. Highly reccomend their monthly networking at Top Golf--can't beat a networking event that is both useful and fun.

HTH facilitated CPR, First Aid, AED, and Bloodborne Pathogens training for my company. We've had…read moremany companies conduct this training in the past, but HTH was the best. They: are personable, tailor the training to meet the needs of the respective organization, and are engaging.

So far, so good! I've been working remotely via internet and telephone with Ms. Whelan. After…read moreresearching online different avenues for private coaching in the graduate college admissions process, I inquired if Ms. Whelan would help me with my graduate school application and graduate school scholarship essay. Even though Essay Advantage specializes in undergraduate admissions, she agreed to help me out. She is reasonably priced, polite, and knowledgeable. I chose Essay Advantage because of Ms. Whelan's previous experience working both in an admissions office and on an admissions committee. I'm still in the throes of reworking my essays but they have each done a 180 degree turn! I can't imagine where I would be without Ms. Whelan's input. She did more for my essays than the free service offered by a department at my Alma Mater. My application to a Masters of Public Administration program and it's corresponding departmental merit-based scholarship at a major public university are due very soon, so I'll keep you posted on my results. UPDATE: 4/4/2016: I've been accepted into an MPA program currently ranked #11 in the USA and w/ my emphasis ranked as #7 in the USA. Alright! Woo-hoo! I couldn't have done it w/o Essay Advantage! UPDATE: 6/30/2016: Today, I was awarded a Graduate Scholar Award from my university totaling $4,000. I'll get $1K/semester which covers all the miscellaneous fees. Competition was stiff, so I'm pleased with the award.

I had a very negative experience at this school. After our teacher was involved in an accident, my…read moreclassmates and I sat in the classroom for weeks without an instructor. When we asked what we were supposed to do, we were told to watch YouTube videos--which I could have done at home. Additionally, I was overcharged by nearly $3,000, which was added to my student loan without my knowledge. I only found out about this once I was sent to collections. The collection company, Peach Tree, was unhelpful, and despite multiple requests for a breakdown of the charges, it took over four months to receive a document that looked fake and made up. In my opinion, the administration at this school is dishonest and unprofessional. I would give this school zero stars and do not recommend it to anyone. The only positives from my time here were meeting some great classmates, having an excellent teacher (who is no longer there), and earning my EPA license--everything else was a disappointment.

This is a great career college. Their HVAC program is first rate and the woman that runs it,…read moreVanessa, really cares about the students. They also have computer and business classes.

I was expecting treacly, hippy-dippy Gaia earth mother humbuggery when my youngest daughter asks me…read moreto go on a field trip to the Environmental Education Center at AJ Jolly Park in Campbell County. There was a little of that in the beginning. We were told trees can feel the peeling of their bark just like human's can feel the peeling of skin. But I wrote this off to a very nice way of saying "behave and don't peel the bark off our trees you little buggers!" But then the guides quickly transitioned to science. We learned about the parts of soil and how different soil nourishes plants differently - "Soil, soil, thanks a bunch/Soil, soil for my lunch" was a cute rhyme if possibly a little Gaia-ey.. The kids learned about solar power, and how wetlands clean the water supply. We saw some creepy crawlies. The only compliant would be that it quickly became very evident which of the instructors had children and which didn't - or at least which instructors could relate to children in any meaningful way. Kids are annoying, believe me I'm with you there. But if you're not going to come to them 10% they are not going to come to you the rest of the 90% - and that makes for a long 30 minute solar power presentation.

I've attended several sessions here and have had a blast each time. From making a bird house to…read morecalling in a barred owl with a boom box to learning what types of critters one would see at night. Each time I've been there they have been taught by a very nice young woman. Obviously a lover of nature she breaks down the topics so that kids can get it while making it interesting enough for the adults too. The classes I've attended are free, not sure if there is ever a fee for some of them. Will definitely be back.