I actually GO to Archmere, unlike some of these reviews that come from adults who haven't even…read morestepped 3 feet onto the campus. The education is great and the teachers actually care about the students. It's the students that ruin it, because most of them vape or do drugs and waste their time with that instead of actually doing the stuff they should. Overall, it's great. Go there if you're able to.

We have been very happy with our decision to enroll our two students at Archmere Academy. My…read morefreshman started during covid, which was a challenge socially but academically Archmere made adjustments and school continued. My two students are very different in their strengths and weakness and as long as your student seeks out what they need, we have had a very successful and happy time at Archmere. They have expanded their college counseling department and made other staff and facilities improvement, that have only added to the school value.

I always liked Colonial School District! My kids went there, my grandchildren, and now my great…read moregrandchildren go there! They have good teachers & great staff! This is the place to go!

I had the opportunity to visit Lincoln University during its Fall 2025 Open House, which also…read moreincluded football recruiting activities. Here's what I learned: Founded back in 1854 as Ashmun Institute, Lincoln University holds the honor of being the first historically Black college in the U.S. to grant degrees. It's got a proud legacy and a deep history of excellence. Under the leadership of President and alumna Dr. Brenda Allen, Lincoln ranks #18 out of 107 HBCUs in 2025. The campus sits on a beautiful, rural stretch in Chester County, PA, and with about 1,300 undergrads, class sizes stay small, meaning students get real, personalized attention from their professors, counselors, and support staff (if they seek it out - nobody's going to handhold them). Now, you might assume there's not much to do on a quiet, country campus, but think again :-) Around 93% of L.U. students are active in extracurriculars, whether it's clubs, sports, internships, or other campus activities that keep things lively and connected. STEM majors are especially popular and in high demand among incoming freshmen. In fact, thanks to the university's partnership with IBM, students have the opportunity to earn an AI certification through their coursework (pretty cool!).

My rating is based on when I attended (2006- 2010/ semester of 2011). At the time the school didn't…read moreoffer much for us to do. A lot of the professors I had talk down to us as African American students. Which they didn't offer much help when it came to school work. Admin such register, bursar, financial aide and school safety all sucked. The food/ cafe sucked, kfc lol was ok as well as the little restaurant in the student building was good. I pretty much order all the time. But like I said my review is based on when I attended, since then i heard it got better

Kumon significantly enhanced my child's ability to grasp complex math concepts and bolster her…read morereading comprehension

No stars! Left work early to take my child for a 3pm appointment to only find a locked building…read more Checked my emails to find a cancellation 30 mins before our appointment time. Completely unprofessional and lack of respect for other people's schedule.

A very good nursing program that is students focused. Financial assistance is available. No student…read moreis turned down.

Terrific community college located in Wilmington Delaware. I earned my associates in human services…read moreas well as drug and alcohol counseling. The internships were terrific. The teachers are top notch. The East Building of the Wilmington Campus is completely remodeled and looks great.

I had no idea about the college enrollment process. One day, I got on the website for Delaware…read moreTech and emailed a random person asking them the process for enrolling at Delaware Tech. Mrs. Bernat emailed me back and told me to call her. This wonderful lady explained the step by step enrollment process. Because she was so kind and eager to help me, I enrolled in fall semester of 2012. I filled out an admissions form online. I called to schedule a placement test. After the placement test, I spoke to a college advisor that helped me choose my classes. My college advisor, Mr. Handling, is wonderful. Mr. Handling has taken the time to understand my educational needs, which has made my transition to college much easier. He has guided me in choosing the appropriate classes for my major. This summer, I decided to take summer classes. Mr. Handling advised me that summer math classes required lots of work in a short period of time. He suggested that I only take two classes this semester. I am so glad I listened to him. The college advisors at Delaware Tech truly care about the academic success of the students that seek their guidance. My most challenging class was my math class this summer. I could not have passed my math class if it was not for my previous math teacher Marney and my current teacher Amanda. In addition, there is a wonderful group of tutors at the Math Success Center. I spent my summer at the Math Success Center being tutored by Marty, Chelsea, Rich, Kyle, Paul and Sam. I was really struggling to learn algebra, however, with the help and encouragement of all the staff members at the center I passed my class. I could not thank the math center staff enough for their dedication and determination to see me and other students do well in class. They truly do care and strive to help everyone that enters the Math Success Center. The service is free and worth taking advantage of. I am truly grateful and appreciate every person that has sat with me and encourage me at the Math Success Center. I truly love being a student at Delaware Tech. The teachers and staff are super friendly. The College student body is very diverse. There are many non-traditional college students such as myself. I was scared to be the oldest person in class. It is wonderful being in a class with people as young as 18 and old enough to be a grandparent. I truly love Delaware Tech!

I'm obviously biased because I work in this building but in comparison to our previous gym, this…read moreplace us UNREAL. We used to play bball in what many would consider smaller than most local high school gyms- now- a 1,700 seater that has the large court but could be made into two smaller courts. It's really nice- the bleachers fold in and open up on both sides for volleyball and basketball games. There is an auxillary gym in the back with rubber floors- the same flooring as the track (that's 1/10 of a mile!) The weight and cardio rooms are sweet too- each cardio machine has cable TVs on them as well as plugs for MP3 players. At a school that's only 47 years old, it's really, really nice.

I've asked for several different cuts (sometimes by showing a picture, sometimes just verbally)…read moreover time and always got exactly what I wanted.

I tried the Hair Academy (Newark, DE) and was very pleased with my hair cut done by Crystal…read more Usually when I request a hair cut, they other locations only cut the bottom and a little on the front. NOT Crystal.... She actually took her time and trimmed off all the dead-ends throughout the head. It actually has done wonders for the hair growth. Crystal was very professional yet friendly. What A GREAT gift in finding someone I can trust and do a wonderful job. I would highly recommend to try HAIR ACADEMY and would made an appointment with Crystal. Thank you, Sandy H