Going to Ethnos360, (then New Tribes), Bible Institute totally changed my life. I really began to…read morehave a personal relationship with God and began my journey with Him, married a guy I met there and we spent 35 years serving God in Brazil! I know it was God that led me there and I am so thankful!!!

From the owner: New Tribes Bible Institute offers affordable Bible education that teaches every book of the Bible…read morewith a focus on full-time missions. At New Tribes Bible Institute the Bible is your primary textbook. As you study the whole Bible, you will learn, think through and apply the truths of the Word of God. Your studies will build a solid foundation for a lifetime of sharing God's Word with the world. Coursework includes 27 classes in Biblical Studies, plus 9 classes in Theology, 5 in Missions, 3 in Evangelism, 2 classes in Sociology and a class in Ministry Communications. Sixty-four credits are required for graduation, with an overall GPA of 2.00 or above. The average number of credits needed each semester is 16. Fifteen of those 16 are core-curriculum. You may choose the other credits from a list of elective courses. An Associate Degree in Biblical Studies is available upon completion of the course. You may also earn other certificates, as highlighted in our school catalog.

I really wanted to review the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on the UW-Waukesha campus. I came out to watch…read morethe musical Pippin. This production was a joint venture between Lake Country Playhouse and UW-Waukesha. The musical was very good. Set, costumes, props were well done. I had not seen this show before and I enjoyed it a lot. The theater itself is very steep. I heard several folks comment on lack of hand rails. The theatre personal had ushers on hand to help people walk down to seats. So, someone is thinking of the safety of the older patrons or folks with disabilities. I am thinking there should be railings placed on certain aisles or maybe a section roped off near the top for folks who can not travel down towards the stage. The venue is very circular so I don't know how good the sight lines would be on the far ends. The middle section was the first section to fill up so I sat there. The theater building is on top of the hill with one major driveway but there seemed to be enough parking for the event. With my GPS it was relatively easy to find.

Great school in the Anglo Catholic tradition. Deeply spiritual and I love it!read more

The sermons are amazing and the location is absolutely beautiful!read more

They don't care about your education or learning at all they only care about you passingread more

I really wanted to go to a school where they cared about my education and were driven to focus on…read moretheir students and unfortunately, this has not been the school for that... When coming to the school, they do not tell you all the negative parts of the nursing program and skip a lot of the information that would persuade a person out of going there. I wish I would have been aware of the changes that Herzing initiates throughout their program that ultimately screws students over. The lack of communication from higher-up staff is also insane. When you complain about something or have an issue, they disregard it and say "they are doing their best" when truly, students are just constantly thrown under the bus. I wish I would have know about the constant issues faced here at Herzing before spending thousands of dollars on an education I didn't feel was valuable to my nursing career. Save yourself the time, and money, and go somewhere else. You are NOTpossible at Herzing.

I am currently in the ADN Program and I honestly don't get the bad reviews? This school…read moreis amazing!!! The professors are top notch and REALLY care about the students. Class sizes are small. Campus is convenient. The other students are very nice and invested in learning. The simulation areas for nursing are incredible. Don't listen to the haters... this school is great and I would recommend it 100%!

Total waste of time and money. The dirty, old building Albany NY campus is run as if it's a…read moreprision. Food and staff equally terrible.

An outstanding education bargain, under appreciated by Wisconsin voters. A number of excellent…read morevocational training programs and good junior college level higher ed programs have for the most part weathered draconian budget cuts. Unlike older colleges there is ample parking. The grounds and buildings are pleasant, functional, sunny and this is an excellent site for medium sized meetings, seminars or training programs. Right off I94.

Terrible place to go to school it's not the same like 2003 when I attended. I asked for assistance…read moreto help me get into the program and people were not putting me in the right direction. They kept ignoring my calls and didn't hook me up with an advisor when I got accepted in the CNA program. They discriminated against my disability because I have mental illness. They wanted me to come in and talk to them. I told them that they treated me real bad. I wanted to put my vaccines in the system, but it wasn't working and I asked for assistance many times and nobody was answering my phone calls. It's a terrible place to go to school. The people that worked there are terrible people and they don't know what they're doing. They treated me disrespectfully and never pointed me in the right direction. I have a crime that came out to a ticket and my dad had to come in with me and explain what happened. But they wouldn't listen to me without my dad.