Administration and faculty care deeply about student success and are so devoted to creating a…read moresupportive environment, allowing students to reach their goals and potential.

Having just graduated with my bachelors degree in 2014, I can honestly say that I hold this college…read morevery close to my heart. The professors are amazing, worldly, and create an enormous pool of knowledge. The dorms are beautiful and historical. The staff is always extremely kind. And the Admissions team is out of this world. I'm very proud to say that I've graduated from such an institution.

We decided to use First Choice College Placement to help our daughter who was struggling with her…read moreSAT study and scores. Her SAT scores rose 300 points and she is now a Sophomore in college! THANKS!!!

It must have been serendipity that I discovered First Choice. We were forced out of our first…read moreoffice due to a fire and were relocated a few doors down from First Choice. My older son took another SAT prep course when he was a senior four years ago. The "well known" course costed about $500. The course rushed and crammed information and did not improve his score. First Choice, on the other hand, costed about the same but not only had a choice of a "crash course" or spread out course, but also had free weekly SAT simulation tests and individual tutoring for as reasonable fee. So I signed up my daughter and over three SAT tests she continuously increased her score. James is very courteous and helpful. He gave great advise on which subjects to work on and how to improve her score. First Choice should be your "first choice"!

My son has just graduated from school, passed the exam and got a class A license. I'd like to…read moreexpress our sincere gratitude to the owner, Chris Maiorarano, for his great support and guidance. He cares for each student and works hard to make sure he achieves his goal. That's what Chris did for my son. I do share some concerns about a quality of instructors. They take turns to teach students. Some may be eager to teach and ready to help while others may not be that motivated and mistreat students. My son went through ups and downs depending on who his instructor was. He says Peter Colby is the best instructor of them all. He possesses every quality a student looks for. Thank you very much, Peter! How we are glad we contacted Chris to raise our concerns! He made it right and helped my son complete the program. Every instructor congratulated him for his achievement, according to him. We do recommend the school. Just hang in there and don't give up. You will surely accomplish your goal.

If you want to go here and get yelled at by the instructors for making mistakes then this is the…read moreplace for you. You don't learn how to pass a CDL exam here. You are just expected to not aggravate the unprofessional trainers for 90 minutes each day. Scott was the worst one. Good thing for Scott the school is family run. He wouldn't have a job anywhere else. Do yourself a favor, don't waste your money here.

This is by far the Best Daycare /Preschool around. The owner Kelly is fantastic and all of the…read moreteachers and directors are amazing and always there for you when you have a question. My 3year old goes there and soon my infant will too.

I absolutely love this childcare center. My son had gone to a previous daycare in the same town and…read moreI had a terrible experience there. I looked into See Us Grow and came in for a tour and loved the center! The staff is extremely friendly and you can tell they genuinely care for the children and families. The classrooms are organized and well kept. The place is safe and very clean. My sons teachers are great with the kids.....they are always doing activities and he has learned so much since starting. The director Jessica is very friendly and approachable. She is always there if you have any concerns or questions. I would definitely recommend this center to anyone!!

I am writing this review to share my concerning experience with the hiring process at Quinnipiac…read moreUniversity. I strongly advise prospective employees and job applicants to be cautious in communications with the university's Human Resources department. In what seemed like a routine email exchange, a comment I made was misconstrued as 'harassment' by an HR representative. Instead of resolving the misunderstanding, the department escalated the issue by contacting the police and issuing a formal trespass warning against me, despite my never having visited the campus. This disproportionate response has left me with a negative impression of the university's internal culture and personnel management.

Our son is a freshman and it has been a very disappointing experience. The leadership team doesn't…read morelisten and they don't seem to care about the students. We are looking at a transfer after one semester. Very disappointing.

I work in Mackrille school in West Haven. I have to say these are the hardest working people I have…read moreever met. There dedication to their students is incredible! They are kind , supportive and positive and always with a loving hand. I am in awe of them. I do not have a student with there services but they are always there to help if I have a question or need guidance. I want to thank there staff for all that they do for children.

Rounding out the triumvirate of architectural works on the intersection of Chapel and York Sts in…read moreNew Haven, this is probably one of the most controversial buildings of Paul Rudolph's career. Considered a landmark of design - in a way, a gesture of defiance and a rejection of gropius and van der rohe's focus on lightness, thin and airy structures - the A&A is one of the main examples of what has been dubbed a Brutalist style - thick, massive, ridged abrasive concrete columns define monolithic, overpowering vertical planes, amongst which are a multitude of horizontal levels - apparently, legends speak of 36 levels in all, creating an intricate network of interlocking interior spaces. (nyt did a useful lay piece on Rudolph in october: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/07/style/tmagazine/07shining.html) The building, because of its strong appearance, is naturally polarizing in opinion - it has drawn both lavish praise and savage criticism towards Rudolph, a landmark figure in modernism and post modernist architecture, and who was responsible for building the Yale School of Architecture into one of the late 20th century's main design institutions. Students have tried to burn it down, and various renovations over its 40 year history have radically altered its interior layout. Its current renovation is slated to restore some of Rudolph's original plans (for better or worse). It can be said that the core of architecture is how humans delineate the space around them, and the way they define that space. Whether or not the A&A is willing to agree with your aesthetics, it commands its space with a majestic and monumental gesture.

I love working in this community! I am lucky enough to be…read more a preschool teacher in a warm, caring fun environment.

My son went here starting at 7 months old until he went to Pre-k 4. My daughter is about to be 2…read moreand is still attending. I have felt my kids have been so taken care of and loved. Every teacher and the director knows your kids. it doesn't matter who their teacher is. My kids have been so happy here.