Adam is a great tutor. Not only does he consider the student's input, he also focuses on each…read morestudent's strengths and weaknesses in order to make the lesson as efficient as possible. In addition, he strongly emphasizes the importance of strategies and psychological factors to maximize student potential. Overall, I recommend Adam due to his student-focused teaching style.

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Yelp has done it again. Yelp Elite plant night event from Yaymaker, hosted at Capstan Bar Brewing…read moreCompany. We made succulents and tasted beer. #yelphrva #yelpelite #yayhrva #capstanbrewing Yaymaker Yaymaker... OMG! These ladies were amazing, energetic and funny. I had so much fun laughing while being instructed. It wasn't dry at all. Not to mention, they both were very knowledgeable in regards to succulents. I cannot wait to explore some of their other craft nights. Who would have known there could be so much fun in succulents.?

Could use a little work on customer service. I submitted a request for a private party and the…read moreresponse was snarky. Great way for the competition to willingly take their business.

One of Richmond's preserved historical building. It has interior designed with emphasis on…read moretradition rich in history.

I took the PMP boot camp several weeks ago. Kandi led a great class and kept the material moving…read moreby sharing her incredible experience. I would highly recommend this training to anyone preparing for the PMP exam. Their website also contains a vast amount of really good material. Thank you Kandi and PMA for helping me to pass the PMP exam.

This year I decided to make it a priority to earn my PMP certification. I joined PMI and I found…read morethe Project Management Academy on the authorized vendor list for the PMP boot camp. The Project Management Academy had a lot of course offerings scheduled I. Person as well as online. I register for the 2 week evening classes in the online instructor led format. The instructor was John Dokos and he was excellent. His extensive project management experience made the course content more relatable. He ensured we were able to locate all of the tools in the online course to include the practice exams. His advice on how to prep for the exam was spot on. I took the exam four weeks after the class to give myself time to study and take the practice exams. I passed with above the requirements! The application help sheet was very valuable as well.

OHS has been an incredible environment for my middle schooler. It's such a tight knit and…read moresupportive community that values each child's individuality and encourages them to share their voice. There is very little social issues/conflicts at Orchard House, and faculty still makes a point to discuss social issues and make it known that the school is a safe place, and a sisterhood. My daughter asked me to add this: "I can't imagine how painful it'll be to leave next year."

it is not a nice community my daughter came home one day she went up to her room and because of the…read moreteacher, my daughter told me that one of the teachers where standing up for others it is a nice school sure but don't send your daughter there if no one on her side

Downtown location front desk person is great he goes above and beyond to make sure what you need it…read moredone! The parham location was horrible nobody wants to do they job. It took 20 mins for her to sign 1 paper honestly coming to the parham location makes me want to switch schools completely

I had a few EXCELLENT teachers here. Very passionate I want that to be clear. At the same time this…read moreschool will suck the life out of you. Based on my experience at Pharm Road campus: Be careful what classes you pick, there are UNOFFICIAL prerequisites. Just because you see an intro class does not mean you are not expected to already know it. I took intro to Bio because I didn't have it in high school. All I heard the entire class was "you guys should have already learned this in ___ grade". Obviously not. Not everyone has the same background in a COMMUNITY college. Basically if the teacher has to actually teach you something, you become an inconvenience. I've gotten a better quality lectures from YouTube than at JSR. This is one of those schools where if you don't get "the right" teacher then you are screwed, so you have to ask around to find out who is "good" or not. Pathetic. No one here will participate unless they are called on & even then "i dunno" is an acceptable answer in my experience. Students will just sit there & daze out like they're being FORCED to attend. This sucks for group projects. Many people smoke here also. Teachers are NOT required to use Blackboard. My Biology teacher did not post a SINGLE thing. He said it makes it "too easy" & doesn't motivate people to come to class. I had him during fall, so we got A LOT of snow days & it was a COMPLETE disaster because we had no access to schedules or assignments online. The entire grading scale to that class had to be shifted since most of us were failing anyway. The foreign language classes are computer heavy. This is not an "online class" yet most of the work will be done using online assignments or watching the same boring video over & over until you're fluent. Hit the voice icon over & over until you learn it, come to class, fill in the blank to their print out tests, rinse wash & repeat for 18 weeks. English students will complain about writing. This school is very ghetto, so using proper English will be a challenge & is often seen as real work. Expect complaints for having to write or read "too much" which in my experience were 1-3 pages. Electives are just like middle school. You go off to yourself or to your friends for 2-4 hours & teacher makes her rounds at the end of class. The Student Life department is a JOKE. I've had to listen to the assistants on the phone talking about going to Golden Corral while a line builds up in the office! The staff here is just ridiculous! My advisers & counselors were never available no matter how many times I tried to schedule an appointment. I tried a tutor & had him just go MIA on me. When I went to drop a class they tried to talk me out of it (seriously) then when I didn't give in she completely flipped it! She tried to blame me for not liking the class. Whatever, you're not getting anymore money out of my pocket, that's for sure. Also he was blasting Jay Z in his cubicle as I was talking to him, sooo yeah. CAMPUS POLICE LOVE TO WRITE TICKETS. The worst issue at PRC by far. They patrol the parking lot like they're on commission. While you are in class they will look for ANY. EXCUSE. POSSIBLE. to give you a ticket. While you're in class security will roam the lot on foot like vultures. They will even scan random plates I'VE SEEN IT. I've even seen them look under cars, in cars WHILE STUDENTS ARE IN CLASS. It's CRAZY! Eventually I too got a ticket for parking in the "fire lane" which just so happens to be the majority of the parking lot. 'Sargent' Franklin wrote me a ticket once & refused to give his name in the process. It's a long story but there is an appeals process, guess who is in charge of judging appeals? Sargent Franklin. This is the kind of backwards stupidity that goes on here. This school will mess you up. If not your education then you will be financially setback from the tickets they hand out like candy at $25 apiece, & $35 if you lose the "appeal" which you will. For some reason I've only received B's here. I got 5 of them in one semester! I looked into the statistics for JSR 2011: Graduation Rate 11%, Retention Rate 59% Transfer Rate 16% & yet more expensive than Tyler. DTC seems a lot more organized & personal. I love the Middle College program it is amazing & REALLY helpful! I get the impression the teachers are better but honestly in terms of college goes I'd avoid JSR like the plague. School is already stressful as it is and here, often, you WILL be your own teacher. You will often find yourself looking ONLINE for better lectures or reading 4-6 chapters over & over again. Can you pass JSR? Yes. If you're coming for something YOU ALREADY KNOW HOW TO DO ON YOUR OWN then yes you will pass, I've done it. If you want to get an education, love learning and overall completely motivated JSR will beat that excitement out of you, leave it in the street then ticket you for it. JSR IS A WORST CASE SCENARIO FOR AN EDUCATION. 0 STAR *Statistics source: http://1.usa.gov/Ah01No

I'm attending an improv class here with Bridge 9, and so far, so good. Location is what it is in…read morethe heart of downtown, and parking sucks ($8 on a Saturday or street parking), but the space for our class is clean, bright and adequate for what we're doing. Restrooms are steps away and the instructor (Hogan) so far is great.

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My daughter hated her tutor she said she was stupid and always pushed her to do work even if her…read morepencil was unsharpened. Her tutor wouldn't let her sharpen the pencil, and always got mad at her when she was having a bad day. Once she was on her period and needed to CHANGE and the tutor said she couldn't.

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