RUN. DON'T WALK. So Laboure is on probation again due to low NCLEX pass rates. The problem is…read morethey're trying to prep us for ATI and not NCLEX. ATI does not resemble NCLEX at all (questions on ATI are vague and indirect) if they REALLY wanted to help us , they would assign us UWORLD and not ATI. Now aside from that, they are deliberately making exams for the last class (NUR 2025) harder and the professors for the last class are unstructured with their teaching methods. A decent amount of students in my current cohort are not passing and my suspicion is that it's due to poor wording of exam questions (they're trying to make them resemble ATI). They would rather us all have to retake the class and put more money in their pocket than to potentially further threaten their accreditation. This is still ineffective because their exam questions really don't resemble NCLEX now. I wouldn't want any one to be caught in the trap that is Laboure. Please matriculate credits at an institution dedicated to helping you advance your knowledge, skills and confidence as a rising nurse. Laboure is just worried about MONEY and the pathway to better first time NCLEX scores, just a matter of time that they realize they're their own traffic ! (Hopefully they'll be shut down before then).

Its a great school. A team of dedicated students and professors who work together to see that the…read moreatudents get all the skills and knowledge they require to be great nurses.

This school is ok. If you want a small all girls school then this can be the one for you. They are…read moretrying hard to help the students out more with there studies. It sucks because if you take classes outside of the school, the grades wont be calculated into your gpa. And certain credits are hard to transfer over, and last but that least the price goes up each year and you are paying so much for little service basically.

Pine Manor College now takes both men and woman and is a very diverse school. it is close enough to…read moreBoston in which you can just take the school shuttle to the green line and its very close to many things and has great classes. it also holds the English language institute and Kings pathway boston and the Art Institue which is closing sadly. but everyone is amazing on campus and very friendly. The food is okay it could use some more work and maybe could be made more handicap accessible for those who have a handicap. But overall as a Student in the college its rather good.

Our daughter goes here and really loves it. Small campus. Seems to be very homey feel.read more

I attended a training hosted in the ENC Old Colony Campus. The facility has plenty of parking in…read morethe lots and street parking. There's a student center/lounge space with vending machines and a microwave (hello Lean Cuisine frozen meal). Anyway, the space is clean and very accessible with plenty of ramps, stairs, and elevators. In addition, the room used was set up with plenty of white boards, a chalk board and a projector, which allowed the trainers to use multiple modes for relaying their information. FYI, they used the desks where the chair is attached. If you are of larger stature, heavier or are very tall, it might be uncomfortable to use these desks. It didn't look like there were alternatives. The bathrooms are meh.... the toilets have sensor flushers, which can be great or bad depending if you pick one that decides to go off when you're not ready. Sometimes the bathroom is cleaner than at other times. :-/

awesome college, beautful campus. The football stadium is glorious and a site to be seen.read more

Always a good time! Staff,facilities,concessions professional. VIP areas clean with positive…read moreexperiences. Games for the last 25 years!

Don't know where to leave this but the food options at Babson especially in the summer are awful…read moreand overpriced. A friend is here for a conference and the Executive Center is ok, but everyone else is not nice especially the food people. Can't get food after 2-2:30, very small windows to get food and the speed bumps make it so you don't want to go off campus. I would Never send my child here after this experience

Entrepreneurship both in the bootstrapping and within-an-organization sense, global perspective,…read moreand networking are strengths of this MBA program. The average professor here is very strong in his/her given field of expertise and regarded well outside the college. There is some slight institutional envy here, given the proximity to local world-class competition, but there is also collaboration with those same schools that is a positive, as well as a healthy sense of differentiated purpose here - students and faculty alike are here because they chose it rather than because they settled for it. The student body is both driven and collaborative, which is a welcome talent combination, rather than the fierce competitiveness that is one alternative. Working together, helping others (as with grad-to-undergrad coaching opportunities), and listening to and valuing varying perspectives are part and parcel of earning a degree here. Understanding that hard, disciplined, focused work frequently pays off is another valuable attribute of the student body. When the Career Center really finds its groove, expect a more meaningful climb in the various MBA rankings, because a large percentage of the student body here is truly doing dynamic, intriguing, and lucrative things. I've personally witnessed a surge in Babson brand awareness as a result of efforts made by the Career Center lately, and the College is doing some innovative things to energize the alumni and employer base around the school's message, as well. Regarding other public-facing activities, Babson engages businesses well through the Executive Education Center, welcoming idea sharing to keep not only relevant, but cutting edge. The school also participates in the community, as with its service as a waypoint in the Pan-Mass Challenge. Babson is a high-profile education center of choice for many foreign students, as well, including large draw from Latin America and Asia. A pristine campus within the picturesque Wellesley setting doesn't hurt either. Even if you're not in the market for a business degree, a trip to the campus is likely to be a pleasant experience.

I recently graduated from Nobles this spring. I've been reflecting on what an amazing experience…read moreNobles was. I boarded for all 4 years, and loved being a part of the dorm community. As a boarder, you get access to extra help from some teachers during study hall. I've built some relationships when I was trying one of the many afternoon programs Nobles has to offer, or when I went on the EXCEL trip to India, the EXCEL trip to Cambodia, and the EXCEL trip to Vietnam. The teachers really care about their students and want them to succeed. On a lighter note, the food is really good, which is really important as a boarder since we have breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided. Although the school is a 5-day boarding school, the dorms are flexible in accommodating Saturday games. Nobles encourages students to explore all interests in academics, arts, and athletics. Through exploration, I've made connections with a lot of people. I would highly recommend applying to Nobles.

Wow Number livable campus. The story goes this school we started with 10 students who were going to…read morebe trained specifically to go to Harvard. The campus is incredible family of deer boathouse meticulously manicured lawn's and the main building looks like a castle unbelievable high school

Best engineering college ever!!!!read more

From the owner: Olin College prepares students to become exemplary engineering innovators who recognize needs,…read moredesign solutions, and engage in creative enterprises for the good of the world.