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    Feng really tore me up on Diff Eq, I got more out of that one class than from my calc 1-3 classes at ENMU , ITT and ACC.

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    The Ivy International School

    The Ivy International School

    4.2(9 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    We couldn't be happier with our choice to send our girls to the Ivy School. The teachers are so…read morecaring, the director is communicative and kind, and the school is so clean. They are highly organized and loving. If you are looking for a super high quality Spanish immersion school for your little one, this is it!!

    This review is long overdue! The Ivy International School is the only place I feel 100% comfortable…read moreleaving my children for care. Class sizes are small and every teacher there knows my children, even if they were not their specific teacher, which makes me feel like we are a part of a family. Facility is always clean, bright and comfortable. The staff are always smiling and genuinely happy to see the kids. They are open and willing to accommodate to my children's dietary needs and allow cloth diapering. My daughter attended for 4 years and loved every minute. She wanted to get there early and stay late every day. She is currently 9 years old and going into 4th grade. She is a TAG student and does well in all her classes. My son is 4 and is a current student. He loves his teachers and comes home everyday with proud stories of what he learned and the fun time he had with his teachers and friends. He comes home saying new Spanish words every week and seems to be understanding more and more since he first started 2 years ago. All of the achievements and happiness that my children have experienced while at the Ivy International School is because of the knowledgable and warm hearts of the staff which pours down from the top. Esmeralda, the director, always has a smile on her face to greet the children when they arrive. She clearly communicates upcoming deadlines and events. And is in the classrooms daily to help out wherever needed whether that means to clean a spill, assist a teacher or wipe a butt. When times were hard for us as a family, she was understanding, flexible and a great support for both myself and my daughter. I recently moved to Round Rock and the drive takes me 30-45 mins on some days but I wouldn't have it any other way because I know it is what is best for my child.

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    The Concordia MBA

    The Concordia MBA

    3.3(3 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    I've always been skeptical about the droves of MBA grads that are churned out every year by…read morebusiness schools around the country. Of course, I'm biased because my graduate business degree focuses on leadership and ethics... and it's been the lack of quality in those two areas that have led to the various financial/business scandals that have plagued our country (and our global economy) recently and in past years. So, when I heard that Concordia University has launched its first Master of Business Administration program, my initial reaction was "Great! Another one!" But, then I took a closer look at who is involved in creating and launching the program (the director, Linda Ford, PhD, is someone for whom I have the utmost respect). I also saw that they had put out an open invitation for folks to attend a community meeting. So, I went! I'm very glad I did. I got to meet and speak with, face to face, the people involved. In what they shared in the community presentation there was full disclosure and none of the usual marketing rhetoric. I left that experience with the distinct impression that here is a group of people, and a program, that will finally produce MBA grads that will authentically get "it". What is this "it" to which I'm referring? You see, business is always personal because the decisions that are made always affect human lives... for better or worse, it's an inevitable consequence. For our country, society and culture to truly attain the potential and greatness of which we're capable, businesses actually must aspire to be more than just profitable financially. I believe the creators of the Concordia MBA program truly understand the nature of this reality and will be ushering in a new era of business leadership. Check it out:MBA.Concordia.edu.

    Nothing in life may progress without risk, faith, determination, and constant feedback (especially…read morein the early stages of program development). Darrick, I am sorry that your experience was unpleasant. Thank you greatly for sharing insight. The students were there to help streamline processes and insure the program continues to surpass present and future expectations. Please know experimentation is often required to best solidify what works and what does not. Additionally, I am glad the "time" discussion was explored because the process truly will require two years of INTENSE commitment. The average time I spend is on average 25-30 hours a week, excluding the 4 hour one night a week class times. This can become a balancing act with a demanding career. As a founding member of the first M.B.A cohort, I have to say that our journey thus far has been revolutionary and worth the hard work. Yes, it is true that we still look forward to one more year before our program graduates the first cohort. If one is seeking a program that has been long established, it may be best to look else where or simply wait a few years to see what the real results show. As a small business owner, I already have had benefits out way my costs in less than a year due to this new graduate program. This is due to significantly advancing my core business skills and simply pursuing opportunities presented in direct, structured methods of action. Furthermore, a cost/benefit analysis on any level of education can be entirely relative. In my personal opinion, knowledge is worth more than gold- often priceless. If you have a drive for success, the program will undoubtedly surpass your expectations. Many of our students are dedicated to their graduate studies so as to further develop the nonprofit sectors they lead in. In addition, a significant portion of our cohort members are dedicated to full time corporate positions. The Concordia M.B.A's advantages that set it apart from other options in the Austin area include A) a Christian leadership setting that inspires change and accomplishes sustaining ethical business leaders for our future generations B) the possibility to work while going through the one night a week program C) diversity that makes the cohort learning style cohesively beneficial. I am honored to be part of an M.B.A program that is a perfect fit and has already changed my entire life in just one year. I suggest anyone interested to come to an information session, sit in on a class to observe the learning environment, and speak with various current students so as to have an array of feedback. God bless your jouney, and I hope this helps.

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    St Edward's University Professional Education

    St Edward's University Professional Education

    4.0(2 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    You know what I love about this place... Free parking! The main campus is set up in a way where…read moreparking is either really far away from the classes and you're shelling out a few hundred $$'s on top of that. However, I love the school regardless even if they are taking every dime I have to give me another edu'maction (I am sure that would make my professors proud). After doing a BA and a MS here - I have ventured back for another MS degree and now a regular at this campus. This location is so easy to get to - the classes are comfortable - and there's a coffee shop on the main floor open until 7 PM. The staff have been super friendly while I work to find my way around or need a jump for my car because my battery died. At least they always make me feel "special" given the amount of money I am investing in myself and their institution.

    I participated in a four day software training course here recently. The staff are incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful. Parking is available and easy once you locate Building III, where the Professional Education Center is located. The second floor classrooms have pleasant views of trees and greater Austin. The building is fairly quiet - you hear a bit of road noise from Hwy 183 and occasionally hear voices from the neighboring classroom. The lab computers in room 203 were modern Dell workstations - 16 GB RAM, 3.5 Ghz processors, and dual monitors.

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    The Nest at Anderson Mill

    The Nest at Anderson Mill

    2.9(7 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    We trusted this school with our child…read more We believed we were choosing stability, integrity, and leadership that put children first. What we experienced instead was ego-driven administration, chronic instability, and a leadership team more concerned with control than care. Teachers were underpaid. Supplies were missing. Ratios were questionable. Parents noticed. When a beloved teacher resigned after being stretched thin and under-supported, she was immediately removed from campus. Parents were told a sanitized version of events that did not align with reality. When families calmly asked for transparency, the response from ownership was not accountability. It was retaliation. Our child -- who had done absolutely nothing wrong and was thriving -- was abruptly expelled because his parents dared to question leadership. A school that claims to be child-centered removed a thriving child to avoid discomfort. The most painful part is that the teachers were wonderful. Dedicated. Loving. Doing everything they could. The problem was not the educators. It was the administration -- specifically the owner -- who consistently chose optics over honesty and control over collaboration. A school's culture is set at the top. When leadership is insecure and reactive, children and families pay the price. We are heartbroken for the teachers who work hard without support. We are heartbroken for the families who will eventually discover these patterns for themselves. And we are heartbroken that our child had to absorb the consequences of adult ego. Families deserve transparency. Teachers deserve respect. Children deserve better. At the end of the day, here's what this experience taught me: Pay attention to how leadership responds when questioned. Any organization can look polished when things are smooth. The real culture shows up when someone asks a hard question. We saw teachers working hard, often without adequate support. We saw parents raising reasonable concerns. And we saw leadership respond by closing ranks instead of opening dialogue. When trust erodes, it's rarely because of one incident. It's because transparency feels optional. We don't regret advocating for a teacher. We don't regret asking about ratios. We don't regret standing up for what felt misaligned. If anything, this experience clarified something important... The right school for our child will welcome engaged parents, not remove them.

    My child attended to The Nest Since February 14th, 2022 to Octuber 31st, 2025 Overall, it offers a…read moremixed experience. On the positive side, the staff is generally friendly, and the school organizes some cute and enjoyable activities throughout the year for the children. They provide meals, which is convenient, and their hours of care are good and flexible, which can be helpful for working parents. Communication is also quite solid for infants and children under 2 years old who are not yet potty trained, with regular updates throughout the day. On the downside, staff turnover is extremely high, and changes in personnel typically happen without prior notice to parents. Communication changes significantly once children turn 2 or become fully potty trained--daily updates largely stop, and communication becomes very sporadic. We also experienced a situation where our child was repeatedly physically aggressed by another child. We raised the concern, but there was little to no effective action taken to address or resolve the issue, which was disappointing. Overall, The Nest has some conveniences and friendly elements, but there are areas--particularly staff stability, communication for older toddlers, and conflict management--that could use improvement

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