Great instructors, very informative, had lots of patience with first timers. Felt very comfortable…read moreand safe, left feeling confident.

State of the art simulation center at Hartford Hospital campus with patient rooms, classrooms and…read morerobotics lab, cadaver lab and skills lab. From skills training to patient care. Simulation training 100%

Pete was friendly, informative and to the point. The shooting range is only 8 min away and since…read moreyou train with Pete, you can buy a basic membership there with just your permit. But only did Pete go over obviously the basic gun safety required but also step by step how to apply for the permit.

Very disappointed with how I have been treated by Peter. I told him my father has a medical…read morecondition that he can no longer take the pistol class, Peter told me I would get refunded for my fathers payment of $99. This was back at the end of 2021. We have YET to receive the refund. Also, when Covid has gotten so bad and my wife as a nurse thought it would be best for us to not take the class. I emailed Peter multiple times to ask for a refund (I understand he has a no refund policy) my wife and I thought he would be understanding by this since she is around people with Covid all the time, and we were doing what was best for us and keeping people in the class safe. I to this day still have no received my refund nor have a received a email reply. I have called his office multiple times but I am getting no call back. Very disappointed. Not a place I would recommend for someone to go. I didn't know it would be that hard to see that my wife goes through seeing people with Covid and putting her life on the line, and Peter can't even give us our refund. So sad.

I recently went to this class to obtain my pistol permit finally. There was a great structure to…read morethe class. My instructor "Doc" made the entirety of the class enjoyable. He made sure we had hands on practice which helped everyone jump over the mound of being timid in class and collectively brought everyone together as a team. Overall, the instructing, personality, and structure of the course was 10/10. I'd definitely recommend to anyone wanting to obtain their license to give this place a try!

My daughter began attending Kumon, when we discovered that her math program at school was not very…read morerobust. Kumon helped to build her stamina for math as well as her confidence and competence. She has turned into a "math person"!

Our daughter has been attending Kumon at 2340 Whitney Ave in Hamden, CT for the past two years…read more The advances in her math and reading skills are incredible. In addition to being a stronger student academically, her self-esteem has also risen. Her schooling with Mrs. S and Kumon has helped her in and out of the classroom. If you have any doubts make a appointment and not only talk to Mrs. S but the parents in the waiting area. Our backgrounds are varied but our success is common! Kerry

Brian is an awesome instructor he's knowledgeable and will take the time to assist you in whatever…read moreyou're lacking when it comes to testing or shooting at the range. I've been a student of Grey Wolf for years . Grey Wolf is the only place I would go for Ct. Pistol permits or your Blue Card endorsement. Thanks Brian !!!

As a civilian it's hard to find ranges and instructors that allow and encourage you to move past…read morethe very basics and build a foundation of good fundamentals. Brian does that and then some. When I first reached out we had a chat about what I was looking to accomplish and what kind of training I was looking for. I signed up for monthly lessons and I can confidently say they've been fun and educational but every session we build off what we learned prior. Brian is a wealth of knowledge and I have enjoyed each session and look forward to more. If you are looking for 1:1 training, group classes, card and permit classes, call Brian and get hooked up!

Did a 35 year old VHS to DVD conversion. Came out excellent…read more Priced reasonable. Fast service. Highly recommended.

I was directing a series of television commercials and was using the production facilities here…read more The staff is highly knowledgeable and helpful, offering suggestions on various shots since this was my first time using this studio, and was unfamiliar with how various angles looked on camera. They made my work much easier. It was amazing to see such a fine facility hidden in the suburbs of Connecticut. Modern equipment and sets, a world-class lighting system and a great staff made what could have been a tedious job into a joy. I wish I could work out of this facility more often!

The correct name for this listing should be "Lyme Academy of Fine Arts", which can be easily…read moreverified by checking the official web site [https://lymeacademy.org] or the official Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/LymeAcademyFineArts]. Apparently brand identity is not one of the fine arts taught here.

The Lyme Academy is still in the process with adequately merging with the University of New Haven,…read moreso paying tutition and getting financial aid information can be a hassle. It becomes an issue during registration period because the your account will be frozen if you can't pay the balance by then. A good majority of the students are often stressed and overwhelmed by this. Financial aid and the bursar's office isn't always on campus, but when they are present then they are very helpful. Tuition and payment will prevent you from being able to sign up for classes you want, and unfortunately it often times mean that you will be waitlisted by the time you're able to clear up your balance. I do appreciate the small environment of the school academic wise because the teachers (most of them) go out of their way to convey their lessons to you. They value the potential and do work one on one with you to improve your skills. They do not disrespect their students, but will privately speak to you about any personal issues (lack of attendance, disrespect towards another students, etc). The Dean is a very likeable person who often talks with students and genuinely wants to hear everyone's voice. He was gracious and listened to be start to finish. Some issues he can't resolve immediately because Lyme Academy is now part of the University of New Haven and it requires them to get involved. For the most part, he works hard to ensure a productive and inclusive breeding ground for creative learning. I feel like I can talk to faculty and administration without hesitation if I need to. Cafeteria food, while good, is very expensive and the meal plan doesn't cover a lot. Always keep an eye on your food because someone probably will steal it and it causes the other student (most cases) to have nothing to eat. There are limited food options, but the Chef is a good lady who happily accommodates people's food preferences. I hope the University of New Haven will fix the menu and meal plans to mirror their campus. Cafeteria is open from eight to five on weekdays only, and is locked on weekends. It doesn't work well since there are night classes, and students who work until 2 a.m. in the studios. The two vending machines are prone to break, and most students don't have a car. There is no nearby location for fast food, and no take out place will deliver out to Old Lyme. There is a Big Y in Old Lyme and even their prices are hard to afford for many students. The Art store on campus is very helpful because I need last minute supplies, and has undergone changes with Melanie. Prices on items are high though than at other art stores, but they are not readily accessible. Students for the most part are pleasant people, with a couple who cause unnecessary drama. That's in any small place though - just ignore it and you're fine. Everyone else are fun to talk with and it's fun to get to know everyone. I would recommend this school because it offers training that you don't get from mainstream art schools. They prepare you with exceptional foundation and skill sets needed to be a successful artist. You are a person here and not a number. Do not expect to be able to easily take classes offered by the University of New Haven on the West Haven Campus. They do not currently provide transportation and often times it is near impossible to attend a class you want because of schedule conflict. It's approximately 30-45 min. drive back and forth. Then again the merging process is still going on currently. Please be aware of these factors when applying.