Teresa was incredibly knowledgeable. We had her for our first labor and delivery experience and she…read moredid an excellent home visit weeks before I was due which reviewed items we could do at home to prepare. Her presence at the delivery was comforting the entire day. She had me up and walking and arranged for me to have a ball in my room to work from. She also thought out of the box in terms of laboring positions and really made my experience so much better. She got a lot of photos I'll cherish forever that we wouldn't have had otherwise from the delivery experience. We had a wonderful post partum call too which just reinforced the confidence I have in her care (coming from healthcare myself). I'm so grateful I chose to have a doula and I'm so lucky to have chosen Teresa for this first experience. Thank you thank you! Recommend her highly!

Teresa is kind, calm, and very well-informed across a wide range of pre-natal, labor and delivery,…read morelactation, and post-partum issues. Her deep experience gives her the confidence and poise we were looking for to help guide us through this journey with our first child. We interviewed a number of doulas and she was clearly the best. She taught us the basics of childbirth, helped us navigate when to go to the hospital when labor began, worked very well with the L&D staff at the Brigham, and visited post-partum with notes on what happened to help us remember and process the experience. I recommend Teresa without reservation!

Agent is very polite and helpful !! A bit of long wait with…read morebox office , but after I left voice message require a callback, they did call and help me lock in tickets!

It was our first time going to a ballet - the Swan Lake at the Opera house was such a magical…read moreproduction. The costumes, the set, the dancers, the orchestra - just everything, was so impressive. The Opera house was a perfect setting as well. I'm now definitely a fan of the ballet now :)

tl;dr - Japanese Language Class Boston is amazing! I already recommend it to my friends and…read morecoworkers. I took Japanese through college; however, I had not had much opportunity to practice or maintain my language abilities in the years since graduation. Here's where Japanese Language Class Boston (JLCB) came in. Sachiko-sensei and Mari-sensei have been incredible resources helping me prepare for JLPT N-4 and prepare my language abilities for working in Japan. Since beginning with JLCB in July 2018, I've taken a variety of intermediate classes (Intermediate Conversation, N-4 Preparatory Class, Genki-2, and more), all have which broadened my vocabulary, grammar, and conversation skills. With JLCB's help, I successfully interviewed in Japanese and received a job offer in Japan! I move to Tokyo in August! :) Additional things to consider: the location, Post Office square, has been incredibly convenient. It is in the heart of downtown Boston easily accessible by all four T lines plus a ~5min walk. The students here are very friendly, a mix of levels (in a good way) and all looking to improve their language skills. The teachers are always looking for ways to tailor the course to the students' wants and needs. Whether your starting learn for the first time or looking for that extra push toward fluency, I'm confident that JLCB can help you accomplish your goals.

When I first started my lessons here, I had already passed N4 on the JLPT and was looking for more…read moreopportunities to continue my Japanese language studies. Unfortunately there are not many options in the Downtown Boston area that are easily accessible for working individuals. Luckily I came across Japanese Language Class Boston and decided to give it a try. I am now in my second year here and still plan on taking as many lessons as I can. There is a lot to learn and the instructors here have so much to offer and are very patient. They do want to make sure that you are getting the most out of the lessons and it shows in the way that they plan their curriculum. You will be asked what you want to learn in the lessons. Jump at the chance and let them know. You won't regret it. That said, no matter what skill level you're at or what industrial background you're from, there is bound to be a class here that is right for you. I am learning for personal interest, some are learning for business purposes. Group lessons available on most days of the week so you will be able to make it to one or two of the classes. Private lessons are also available. I definitely recommend starting your Japanese learning experience here!

IDK but I feel to have received little for what I'd expected. Definitely would not recommend. Maybe…read moreI had wrong expectations but the improvement in my ability to hold a speech did not materialize.

Boston native Kit Pang is the Beatles before they became the BEATLES. Just like how the Beatles…read morefollowed fall Malcom Gladwell's 10,000 hour rule to master a skill, Kit has done 10,000 hours of speaking to truly master that skill. It is just a matter of time before some prime TV special or movie picks him. His workshops are great. His coaching on point. And he has experience with solopreneurs, Fortune 500 companies and the everyday Jane. Highly recommend Kit.

Attended a Christmas party here at Sloan. Totally top notch experience. Food was top notch. From…read moreappetizers to main meal to dessert. They actually had plated meals at the buffet so lines moved really fast. The catering staff was top notch. Lots of wait staff with passed appetizers. Fast pick up of dirty dishes. Fast to replenish the buffets. Overlooking the Charles River. So a spectacular view. Even if you are only in the lobby/second floor space. If you can score a view from the 5th/6th floor faculty/staff lounge the view is spectacular! Oh - the education here ain't too shabby either!

Featuring an elegant Art Deco entrance, MIT Building E52, the Alfred P. Sloan Building sits grandly…read moreon the corner of Memorial Drive at Wadsworth Street. The design is reminiscent of the fabulous High Street Bridge on Route 128 at MA-35 in Danvers (see picture).

Great place for students but today they had a wonderful program called Cambridge Explores the…read moreuniverse open to the public from 12 to 4. They were several tours set up and you can choose anywhere from telescope viewing planetarium or observing the solar Dynamics observatory control room. This was a free event and it was simple for all age groups. Also, they had some displays and exhibitions inside the courtyard and classrooms Phillips Hall. This was all part of the Cambridge science festival. I had a great time.I learned everything about the sun Dynamics and solar flares which is not to be confused with Coronal Mass Ejections... So I nerded it out. I also learned about the new biggest telescope they're building it was very excited about that too.

Don't know much about astrophysics? No problem. The Center for Astrophysics hosts free Observatory…read moreNights on the third Thursday of the month in the Phillips Auditorium at the rear of the building. Heady topics of past discussion have included "Post-starburst Galaxies" and "Star and Planet Formation in Orion, Perseus, and Cepheus." The speakers do a terrific job of putting abstract, scientific concepts into layman's terms. On clear nights, the public can look through the telescope. Hint, get there about half an hour before the event starts; seating is limited, and they typically have to turn people away.

Andy is a wonderful and patient tutor. He can always help me with the problems I ask him and can…read moreteach it to me in a way that I will always remember and can apply to other problems. I am currently enrolled in a business program and every semester I have had Andy I have gotten A's. Me, my brother, and my sister all go to school up in Boston and we all use Andy to help us learn the material. I always enjoy working with Andy, and I come out of our sessions together with a clear understanding of the subject I am learning. I highly recommend using Andy as a tutor.

I worked with Andy on multiple occasions throughout my time at Northeastern and beyond. He helped…read moreme to have a better understand of my finance and accounting courses. He's extremely professional, timely and always willing to help. I would recommend him to anyone in the Boston area. He's the best tutor I've ever had! 5/5

Dana Hall gave me many things: an education, a beautiful campus to walk around, an appreciation for…read moretheater and music... and the realization that apparently your sweatshirt, last name, and social status can all be extracurricular activities. To be fair, the school does a lot well. The campus is gorgeous, the music and theater departments are strong, the health center is fantastic, and there are endless opportunities for clubs, leadership, and studying abroad. The downside? The academic pressure can be relentless, the mean girl culture is alive and well, and the tuition is enough to make your parents need therapy. If you're into the polished, preppy, all-girls boarding school scene, you'll probably fit right in. If not, save yourself the tuition bill--and maybe a little emotional wear and tear--and enjoy public school instead.

Great school! Encourages leadership, team work, individualism, independence and last but not least,…read moreeducation above and beyond text books (and the internet!).