GO KNIGHTS! I loved…read moremy time on this campus in 2014-2016 as a student and 2018-2020 working on the campus. It's a huge campus that's like a little community. There are plenty of dining options, stadiums for all sports and shopping, like a bookstore and an Amazon drop off. It's still nice to attend community and alumni events, or just to walk around.

Visited this campus for a special event. Beautiful space, prime location, nice staff and brilliant…read morestudents! Would definitely recommend

This is my first term at Webster (i transferred Over from UCF) I'm pursuing my MHA ( masters health…read moreadmin). When i came in for the first time i was given a tour and I met with an advisor to pick my classes, take my id photo and register. It was a Friday and since there are no classes on Fridays it was empty. I was able to relax & ask as many questions as i needed to. The first day of class it was pretty easy to get to the campus is on the 4th floor of the HD Supply building ( right across from the Amway) there is a TV soon as you step off the elevator to tell you what room your class is in. The school is very high tech . There are classes where the teacher is Not present & is on a virtual screen to teach & other classes when it's vice versus. The class sizes are small allot more attention can be given to the students needs etc. it can get hectic when the sound messes up etc because all classes start at 5:30 -9:30 p.m so the office staff leave at about 6 so it's sometimes hard to find someone to get the class on track especially if the teacher is not in person. The staff sometimes can be a bit unorganized so you have to know what questions to ask & make sure you stay on top of things. They have one advisor he also teaches so he can get very busy very quickly. Overall i have loved my experience the teachers are understanding as long as you communicate & understand you do work so they do let some things go as long as you COMMUNICATE! If you travel for work & it happens to be in a state where they have a campus you can also just go to class that night in that state ( really cool) i would def recommend this school to others

Just graduated with an MBA in December. Classes were busy and information packed. There are no 'cut…read morecorners' on a Webster class.. You need to work for it and you need to think. This means that the quality of the degree, in my opinion, is never compromised because the standards and expectations are high both for Students and for Instructors. I would recommend the experience to anyone who is willing to take the challenge and walk away with a quality degree that employers will respect.

Took a class here a couple months ago. Absolutely fantastic studio and hidden gem. Very nice…read moreenvironment to learn and create. Love the little charming details-- like the little cat who roams around outside with his own little bed by the front door and the mini free libraries inside and outside, as well as all the beautiful pottery pieces on display. Very reasonable pricing on classes, supplies, memberships, and firing fees are practically zero (they weigh your items before you take them home to figure out firing fees, my fee has never been over $2)

Amazing facility with great community and wonderful classes! I loved my experience there and will…read morecontinue to go in the future. Highly recommend!

Incredible wrap-around services for families and individuals in need of food or housing assistance…read morewith a Member Share Grocery Program full of fresh produce, dairy, meat, and non-perishable goods. They even have an Employment Program that works with participants on resume enhancement, interview skills and job certifications.

What I noticed the most about this place is that the staff is incredibly friendly as well as the…read morecustomers. There's a friendly atmosphere and customers interact. You have to be lucky with what they have but the best deals are on produce. It is a little messy and some fruits were rotten. But we got a lot of items for only $23!

There are some amazing things about this theatre space…read more I love the way the doors can slide open so on nice Orlando nights it's like an open air entrance. I love how beautiful the stairwell is going up to two. I love how much they have expanded their food and beverage line up over the years. The sound tends to be pretty good, the communication from the theatre is always amazing. They waive fees if you come to the box office to buy your tickets. The seats are comfy and almost every seat has a solid view. The box seats are the exception so be warned. The volunteers are always amazing and they are so nice. It would be cool if they opened a second location that served coffee because that line for espresso beverages is always really long. I love the breadth of show types. There's always something for everyone.

Swan Lake October 2025…read more This is one of those performances that stays with you long after the curtain comes down. I saw Swan Lake back in October 2025, and somehow I'm only just now sitting down to write about it.... I apologize for not getting this review out sooner. The last time I had seen this ballet... I was in my twenties, which feels like another lifetime ago. Swan Lake sits right up there with The Nutcracker in terms of recognition. You grow up knowing it, even if you've never actually seen it live. As a little girl, it lives in your imagination. The costumes, the movement, the elegance, and that quiet belief that maybe one day you could be that dancer. For a lot of people, that dream gets planted early and never fully leaves. Walking into this performance, I felt that history. Not just personal, but cultural. Swan Lake carries weight because it's about illusion versus truth, about wanting something you can't quite have and mistaking appearances for reality. Tension is built into every movement. Swan Lake is not the same experience as The Nutcracker. The Nutcracker is festive and structured more like a showcase. Swan Lake is continuous, demanding, and far more intense. The lead roles require stamina, precision, and emotional control from start to finish, and the corps de ballet has to move in perfect synchronization with no room for error. It really is the Olympics of ballet. This performance delivered. It was polished, immersive, and held my attention the entire time. I found myself watching not just the choreography, but the control, the discipline, and the way each dancer carried themselves on stage. One dancer in particular stood out to me, Bernardo Betancor. He was exactly what you imagine when you think of a leading male ballerina. He carried a statuesque presence on stage and was, without question, easy on the eyes. More than that, he had command. The kind that makes your eyes go back to him whether you mean to or not. I'm glad I finally made it back to Swan Lake after all these years, and even more glad I didn't miss this one. Huge thanks to Ronnald M. for pulling me into this night, because let's be honest... this is not exactly a bad way to spend an evening.

UCF's EDC caters to only Graduate Programs. Located right off of Orange Avenue in downtown Orlando…read morethis offers an alternative to graduate students who don't do not want to go to the Main Campus or one of the Regional Campuses. Being Downtown provides students with lots of options for food, bars etc. The only downside is the Elevator is a bit slow, thankfully the building only has two floors.

My son was on a 2 week vacation and needed to get a learners permit and pass his driving test…read morebefore he returned to his duty station. I found Don Rudolph - owner of the Winter Park Driving Academy, LLC thru the DMV listing for driving schools in Seminole County. Don has over 10 years of driving instruction experience. Originally certified in Defensive Driving Instruction by the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council, Don has also completed additional training in Police Pursuit driving instruction through the New England State Police Area. The mission of WPDA is to provide behind the wheel driving instruction with the purpose of developing the highest level of driving skills to the student. We signed up for the Four Lesson (6hr) Defensive Driving Program as this was all the time we had before his appointment for his driving test. (There is also options for Six Lessons - 9hrs, Eight Lessons -12hrs, 10hr Night Driving, hourly sessions and also rental of the Academy vehicle for the road exam at the DMV. Don came out to our house in his dual control vehicle and had my son drive from the house for his lesson. Don gave us an information sheet on what was required for the exam and also the documents that the DMV now require for licensing (US Birth Cert or US Passport, SSCard, 2 proofs of residence). We noticed straight away that Don was a calm, well presented, polite man that put us at ease. After his first session with Don we noticed a marked improvement in my son's driving skills and I no longer felt anxious to have him drive me to practice outside of his lessons, with each session my son improved dramatically. He passed his driving test first try and was extremely pleased. Don turned out to be the right choice for us and I would highly recommend him to anyone starting out or wishing to improve their driving skills.

What an excellent experience! I have been driving for 50 years. I was involved in 2 crashes within…read more4 months. One was not my fault but the other was. So, I had anxiety about driving and was about ready to hang it up. I scheduled an appointment with the school. Esmeralda Garcia was my driving instructor. She was absolutely excellent. She observed my driving and gave so many excellent tips. She made me feel relaxed and understood my feelings about my driving. Now, I am ready to go back out. Thanks so much, Esmeralda!!