Amazing instructor would recommend for anyone in the Lansing area searching for CNA classes. Very…read moreaffordable and the instructors are funny and knowledgeable.

Owner is rude and it is a personal cell phone not a business phone. The facility is sub par at…read morebest. Never once was it implied, stated or put in any paperwork that there would be a $500 charge for a makeup class! Mind you the whole class was $800 plus books, Please stay away from this program! It is a scam all the way around with a woman trying to run a class every 2 weeks and push people through to make a profit. I guess when you take the cheap route, and trust in people it can definitely backfire. Has this did! Has of this posting there is only 1 yelp review and I just would like people to know about this business before they get scammed!

Never actually stepped foot in what I can only imagine is the best cosmotology school in the…read morenation, and quite possibly the world. Analisa Leadbetter cuts my hair and does quite the exquisite job please give her at least 6 appointments a day until she graduates Mrs. Douglas!!!

I've been going to pricey salons for years but was in town and needed color and a cut so thought…read moreI'd give them a try. Neither of these went well and I will NOT be back. I actually have to schedule an appointment with my salon at home to fix everything. Color - An instructor consulted on this and gave instructions different than what the student wanted to do. Turns out that the instructor was wrong. When my hair was dried she came back and said "oh, this looks nice". Really? I had blotches all over my head. Cut - I asked for a cut to bring my longest length up to the shortest layer - get rid of the layers. I was told that I didn't have any layers and they proceeded to trim it. When I redid my hair myself, the layers are 1"-2" shorter than the length of my haircut. Very obvious layers. The student was very nice, but the experience was money wasted 100%. I still have to pay for a color and cut fix and hope they can squeeze me in quickly.

I ate here a few times while I was at MSU over the summer for an REU. The food generally was just…read moreok, except one time they had these vegan meatballs that were actually ridiculously amazing.

Brody Square is the largest nonmilitary dining facility in the world. It features a variety of…read morecuisines from different cultures, such as Italian, Mexican, Asian, and American. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere is lively and inviting. Whether you are a student, an employee, or a visitor, you will find something to satisfy your appetite at Brody Square.

I will start by saying this is based on my personal experience as an adult student. An acquaintance…read morewas teaching a class at this studio this summer, and I decided to take her class alongside a few friends. The class was fun, gave us a great workout, and was an overall extremely enjoyable experience. The studio is smaller, but adequate - I do not have a dance background but took the class to stay active in a fun way. Because of this, I will not rank the studio at a 1 star because of that experience. Things changed this fall, when there was disagreement between the studio and our instructor, and she was no longer with the studio with a few weeks left into the class. The studio did not reach out to me to inform me of the change by the morning of the class, and when I received the information through a mutual friend, I emailed the studio asking for a refund as I was taking the class only for the specific instructor. The owner was extremely prompt in responding - with some major attitude, she informed me she would refund me for the class. Great, she didn't have to do that, but every time we would come to class, whenever we saw her at the studio she seemed extremely cold to us, and now she was extremely rude when I did my best to send a professional email when I was already irritated at the situation. Finally, I get my check refund in the mail extremely promptly - again I will credit her with that. However, attached to the note is a sticky note informing me I "hadn't paid the registration fee for the year" and subtracted over half of my refund. I wouldn't have had an issue with this, except for the fact that I paid the registration fee during the summer session and was informed that I only had to pay the fee once a year (so when I paid it for the summer, I did not have to pay again for the fall). It strikes me as extremely unprofessional to not communicate this with me prior to sending the check, and feels like an immature response to my not continuing the class, especially after the tone of our communications. I didn't bother reaching out to debate this point, as communicating with the owner was more trouble than $20 is worth. Overall, I cannot speak for the quality of the remaining instructors there, but the toxic attitude of the owner really says a lot to me about the company. It may be a different experience taking classes as a "real dancer", but for a studio who holds introductory/armature classes for adults, they should hold more adult and professional conduct.

I feel compelled to rate Danceworks due to some of the negative reviews. Our daughter has taken…read moremany, many classes for 13 years at Danceworks. Bridgette has always allowed our daughter to make-up classes she has missed due to sports, school functions, injury or illness without question. She has also personally paid for classes for students that did not have the means to pay and is truly passionate about dance and teaching. A studio is no different than a gym membership or exercise class one might enroll in. They are all businesses with bills to pay. If I join an exercise class, or buy a membership to a gym, I do not expect to be reimbursed if I am unable to workout. The fact that she allows the kids to make up classes proves she is not unreasonable. Lastly, the size of her summer recital speaks for itself. The number of students performing is very large and I don't believe Danceworks would have that kind of attendance/loyalty if it weren't a great place to learn, dance and have fun.

I've never attended this place in person, but I decided to write down this review because I'm…read moreplanning to join their Criminal Justice program for my master's degree soon. I found this place to be unique with their degree programs. The admissions counselors were really amazing with their job, and they were also sympathetic with me when I told them about something traumatic that I went through when I was 18. I can't wait to get their Master's degrees in Cyber-crime and Digital Investigations, along with a Law Enforcement Intelligence and Analyst. Basically a dual degree.

Very beautiful campus and visited the Engineering and Law Schools on the weekend where there were…read morenot that many students around. My Dad got his MS in Electrical Engineering here and met one of his best friends Wu Yung Yung, who also did his MSEE. Check out the campus if you are ever in East Lansing!

A great school where the staff really care for the students, from the front office to the…read moreclassroom. Their curriculum is awesome and they ensure the academic success of every student!! If you're considering enrolling your child into this Academy, I would recommend that you do it!!

I feel bad that my experience with this place was tainted by their administrative staff. Those…read moreworking with the kids were wonderful, but the top level is shady, at least they were with how they have behaved toward this father.

I can't speak highly enough of Abbott Nursery School. The teachers are positive and nurturing, and…read morethey know how to inspire children to learn in a playful environment. They genuinely appreciate children, have a deep understanding of child development, and have decades of experience between them. As such, they treat children as they deserve to be treated, respecting them as people and helping them to grow socially, emotionally, and academically. Our children learned that at Abbott, they and their classmates are all friends, and so they were encouraged to cooperate, support, and learn from one another. My children enjoyed going to school, formed lasting friendships and attachments to their teachers, and were well prepared for kindergarten when it was time to enter elementary school.

I went to Olivet my whole life and I feel like I received the best education available in the area…read more All the teachers were great, the curriculum understandable, classmates for the most part friendly. The only downfall Olivet has is the "poo pond" behind the school. If the wind is blowing the wrong way it can be very miserable around campus. I was in the band 5th-12th, with Mr. David Funk directing. He is an awesome band leader and got Olivet into the best shape musically ever, as far as I'm concerned. All of my brothers and sisters have been in the band and have really enjoyed it also. They take a trip to Disney every couple of years, and although they don't go anymore, I got to journey to Washington, DC which was an absolute thrill. I learned so much. We got to go to the Smithsonian, Lincoln Memorial, the Capitol, Arlington (which I especially appreciate now, since my hubby is in the army), and many other neat and interesting places. I wish they still went. Recently there was a new auditorium built, which is absolutely beautiful and a true priviledge to have in Olivet. They are contructing a new cafeteria for Jr./Sr. high, and I believe it will be done soon. The drama program in the high school is wonderful, with Miss Malia Koger directing. There is an annual spring play put on by the high school. Always entertaining. My junior year we did Grease...that was a blast! When I was in the choir (Fortissimo), Mrs. Kim Faulkner was in charge, and I believe she is still there. It was ok. I mean, for a small town we had a lot of fun. My senior year we took a trip to NYC with the choir. I think they still go on trips, but I'm not sure. Olivet is really a great place to send your kids. I am hoping that we get to send our daughter there in the fall, although I'm not sure which state we'll be living in since my husband's orders are up in September.