Came here to give a presentation…read more OMG! I think LCC is the smallest college I've ever been to. I think this college only has like 5 buildings, if not more. It's all in a block! Despite the small size, there is adequate space. The room I presented was surprisingly big! People there are friendly and helpful! I have to give shout-out to the Interpreter Program at LCC. It's rumored to be one of the top 3 interpreter training program in the entire nation. After being with their alumnae and students, I believe it. LCC is another college that has banned smoking on campus.

I took a few Spanish classes here for fun, and a few online courses to satisfy degree requirements…read morefor a graduate education program. Anyway, I was really impressed with the Spanish courses I took. Both were really helpful, and native Spanish speakers. Also, the small class sizes aided instruction. The online classes were a NIGHTMARE. Poorly designed, and not always led by the best instructors. I was actually dropped from one course (without warning) because I didn't turn in enough assignments early on in the course (I wasn't too worried about my grade in this course). Anyway, I only got a partial refund back, and felt cheated. Anyway, the prices seem reasonable. I took my two in-person courses on the new LCC East campus. The downtown campus seems to have pretty good facilities too.

I loved it so cool, great location compared to the lame Downtown Campus. I loved the amazing…read moreatmosphere, you can feel it as soon as you car enters the parking lot until sadly you have to leave for whatever reason, I wish I could live there :(

From the owner: Located in East Lansing, LCC East offers convenience for those who live in Haslett, Okemos, East…read moreLansing and Williamston areas with 12 classrooms, excellent instructors, free parking and a variety of academic and student support services. The location provides extensive support to guest students from other educational institutions looking to supplement their course schedule.

lets talk enrollment process for a returning student in special ed placement for fall 2025! By no…read morefault of mine we were unenrolled by a women who did not like my response to this incident. I had filled out every document in April yet the people employed by GLLA /connections are able to somehow remove my application and then act as if a utility bill with my address and account number were not valid but even better yet refused to accept my address change sticker on the back of my drivers license placed there by sec of state as valid also. I was then sent on a wild goose chase after submitting a new app only to be told it was not found and we were on a wait list for the fall. I have a high functioning autistic son who needs the services but as of today 9/1/25 we are still not enrolled ,I will say the teacher we had is wonderful patient ,kind and understands the autistic mind more than anyone I have met to date and had we not felt this way I wouldnt still be trying to get him back in to this school

From the owner: Students all across Michigan, from the Detroit Metro Area to Kalamazoo-Battle Creek Area, and from…read moreGrand Rapids to the Tri County Area and beyond are finding their way forward thanks to the classes, teachers and unique opportunities of Great Lakes Learning Academy

If I say the teachers are IRRESPONSIBLE that would be a gross understatement. Our teacher missed…read moremany classes and even when she was in the class she did not know what she was talking about. Apparently, it was the first time she was exposed to the material! One day, she asked us "what is the topic for today?" And at the end of the semester she forgot to submit our grades and my grade turned to zero. We had a lot of back and forth to fix her error. Sadly, she received the best teacher's award the very same year that she was "teaching" our class. Just imagine how bad the other teachers are.

Caryn is awesome!!!! She has been working with my daughter for a little over a year now and my…read moredaughter enjoys her sessions immensely. Upon meeting Caryn, she was warm and understanding as I am a parent of a child who stutters. I was not sure what to expect from a speech pathologist but she was patient with me as I asked many questions and shared my expectations. From the very beginning my daughter, who was four at the time, was captivated by Caryn because her approach to learning came by way of creative play. As they talk Caryn gently guides her on how to approach her words when in conversation and how to work through"sticky" words. My daughter looks forward to her sessions and has shown marked improvement in her speech pattern. Although my girl stutters, it does not stop her from getting her point across and as a family, we have Caryn to thank for that.

The speech pathologist Caryn Herring is, as the five stars suggested, as good as it gets. I heard…read morethat only 50% of speech pathologist actually know what they are doing. But Caryn? She is definitely the best at what she does. When I first started speech therapy, I thought I was the one person in the world who stutters, until I met Ms. Herring. She helped me control my stuttering with techniques such as Bouncing, Stretching, Advertising, Cancellation et al. As a speech pathologist, she will encourage you to break free out of your comfort zone and do the things you are afraid of. For example, in my case, I couldn't participate in class, talk to strangers on the phone or streets, talk to large groups. I substituted words for others that seemed "easier." I had a secondary behavior in which I would throw stuff into the air to "help" me talk. I went to speech therapy with Caryn for a few years (2011-2013) and in that interval of time I was able to stop doing those things with her help and the strategies she taught me. I participated more often in class. I spoke to strange people on the streets, in either English or Spanish (which Caryn always found as a threat). I called restaurants without any trouble (a popular one being Zagat Restaurant!). I gave presentations in school without feeling guilty. I stopped substituting words. I don't throw my hat into the air as much as I used to; I rarely do it. I advertised in my Speech college class and when I was pledging for a fraternity. So every time she says I am awesome because I was the one who did the hard stuff, I also remind her that she was the one who encouraged me to do it. Therefore, she is awesome as well. So if you guys want any other review, go ahead. But remember I am not lying when I say speech pathologist Caryn Herring is great!