I would not recommend going to this school. They do not help you the way you should be help. When I…read moretook classes there I cried the whole 9 months because of being false accused of things that where said about me and the teachers their just sit at their desk and do not try to help you at all. I had to do alot of looking at "You Tube" videos to even get a real understanding of some of the stuff that was taught there

nearly $300 to park in the middle of nowhere, having to get to school 40 minutes early just to make…read moresure I can find a spot in the way too vast parking lots, parking ramps exist so we don't have to walk a million miles, someone should tell gvsu about them. Tuition is an arm and a leg and you can't build structures that protect from the extreme heat?

I went to the GVSU's Fall Celebration of the Liberal Arts and presentation of poetry night. It…read morewas great! The presenters and their readings were first rate. B.H.Fairchild & Nikky Finney will be two poets that I will be reading soon and often in the future. Thanks Grand Valley for helping me be a Laker for life! R.J. York, class of '68

What a great class! Amazing instructors, available via Zoom and in person. Love the other…read morestudents, meeting times are good for working students. Learned to be able to defend my faith!

From the owner: A.N.B.I. provides a non-accredited certification in Biblical Studies. Certifications can be used by…read morelay ministers, or in various occupations that require them. The Institute will also provide options for those seeking to be ministerial students that are called to become licensed ministers within The Wesleyan Church. We provide college level biblical classes in a casual setting. Whether your goal is to grow closer to God biblically, earn a non-accredited certificate in Biblical Studies, or become a ministerial student and pursue licensing; we will walk side by side with you. Class Information: * Six-week Classes * Mondays, 6:30-8:30pm * Available in person or online

Horrible school! They don't let you enroll in classes on your own. The advisors have an incredibly…read morehigh rate of turn over and will enroll you in random classes without telling you. At one point they unenrolled me in my degree program and changed my courses for the next semester without telling me. This made it so I couldn't graduate on time because the classes they had taken me out of were all full so I could not reenroll. They do not care about students!

GR location - I am a fourth year student at Davenport University. My experience has been a…read morerollercoaster. As for campus life and environment, I have no complaints. Nice campus, maintained well, dorms are very nice, food is decent, etc. The negative side of everything is the staffing (outside of professors). Advisors, financial aid, and housing have been such a disappointment. You are not talked to professionally by staff in these departments. My advisor has given me a horrible experience. As a first time student, we do not understand credit requirements to the fullest, which is why we have advisors. Unfortunately, my advisors communication with me was and is terrible. Turns out they have been under scheduling me. There was no form of notice or communication about this either. I actually brought it to her attention because something looked off in my credits and degree completion. She then told me, oh you have only been scheduled for 12 credit hours a semester, a 4 year degree plan would be 15. I did have a different advisor my freshman year, switched my sophomore year due to sports teams. My advisor my first year was great and I was being scheudled the proper amount of class credits. This current advisor absolutely screwed me over. No I am stuck either taking double classes a semester, or taking an extra two semester due to her lack of communication. Seems like a money launder to me. Now for financial aid. Please, if you enroll here look through everything. Ask for an itemized receipt of your finances. There are several things that were missed on my aid. They almost did not even add my proper scholarships. Was not fixed until I brought it to their attention. It is so unfortunate I feel like I am doing half of the work the employees are supposed to be doing. Nobody does their job here and it is quiet ridiculous considering the amount of money you pay. Financial aid claims they are very flexible and can work with you through circumstances. By flexible, they mean only giving you two payment plan options, as high as 800 something a month for 3 months. (depending on your tuition price). It is still pretty annoying they don't work with your financial situations as they state they do. Overall, I don't mind my campus, athletics, and classes. DU NEEDS new staffing. It has honestly ruined my experience and it sucks to see I am giving them thousands of dollars.

Grace is home. For a homeschooler who was nervous to leave home like myself, Grace was the best…read moreplace for me to go. Socially, campus life is fun and safe, and students form close friendships. I've been graduated for several years now, and I still see friends weekly. Educationally, Grace has top-notch, highly credentialed staff and faculty who deeply care. In fact, several professors periodically invite groups of students over for meals or movies! Overall, Grace will challenge your mind and connect with your heart, and you will be so grateful for your time there.

From the owner: Graduating Godly individuals prepared to serve Christ in church and society.read more

Aquinas college is a scam. For 4 yrs of study it costs 216,000 dollars. - what a waste of time.read more

The campus culture at Aquinas College is amazing. You can sense the Dominican Sister's influence in…read morethe classes and student services. The faculty truly cares about your ability to succeed in the world and takes the extra time to work with students outside the classroom. In addition, the folks in the Advantage Center encouraged experiences such as internships and study away to help us develop career readiness skills. The job placement services are there for students and alumni who connect with the staff.

We have visited several colleges and have friends that have attended Cornerstone University. They…read morehave been super helpful and very attentive. There follow up has been exceptional. Their campus and chapel are beautiful. Looking forward to spending more time there. The other reviews were off base in so many ways. College drivers it is similar in our town so more lights might be a great option for safer exiting. Adults not driving speed limit on highways either. Very challenging for new drivers. We all need to do our part to work together. Thank you Cornerstone for your strong moral compass.

I know nothing about this school other than the fact that cars peel blindly out of the entrance…read moreonto the Beltline on my way home from work. -3 stars for absurdly reckless driving, +2 stars for absolute (if not misguided) confidence of the student drivers. Cornerstone, please address this and direct your students ambitions to something more productive than these stunts. Petitioning the city for a light or yield ramp could be a start.