My son and I visited North Carolina Central University and I was very impressed. I spared no detail…read morein the pictures. Our tour guide did a phenomenal job. If I could do it all over again I would definitely choose this university. There's so much to offer here. I would be pleased and very proud if my son chose this school to continue his studies. I love the promise they make to the Eagle family and the mission if the school. If you're deciding definitely go on a tour and that may help you make your decision!! Choose right, choose Eagle Pride!!!

NCCU!! Obtained both of my degrees from this university. I enjoyed my time here. The dorms are…read morenice, clean and safe. The book store is spacious and you can purchase everything you need to be a successful student. The cafeteria is nice and has a lot of options. Pizza, sandwiches, a salad bar and so much more.

Duke is a great university. I love seeing all the diversity on the campus - in terms of race as…read morewell as people's interests/study. The students are very driven and work hard, but not lacking a social scene either. There are lots of restaurants, bars, and social outings for the students in and around the campus. I had a chance to visit the campus while helping my niece move back in, after being home for almost a year thanks to the pandemic. I was truly impressed with the campus grounds, architecture, buildings, gardens, and overall amenities offered to the students to balance their campus life. The main chapel was full of history and a site to see. The dining hall was insane and truly made me jealous of the offerings provided to students, in comparison to my college days that's for sure. lol. The athletic campus was first rate. And, one of the highlights when visiting here is the Sarah P. Dukes Gardens. This place is amazing and a must see! I thoroughly enjoyed my visit here and highly recommend a visit if you're in the area.

I wasn't sure what to expect on my first campus visit to Duke University. What I found was…read moreamazingly beautiful and peaceful. The grounds consisted of native plants, lush trees, magnolias, open green spaces with benches for resting and incredible buildings of Gothic architecture. The chapel was open and available for viewing. I highly recommend taking a peek inside this huge iconic chapel in the heart of campus. What a lovely place.

Sadly their current upper education teachers are not the best! Current year 2019 and their Head of…read moreSchool is fantastic at fund raising and programs but has no control over her staff. Not a good environment for upper level classes.

We love this school! Our two children have thrived in this peaceful, loving environment. We…read morerecommend it for anyone looking for a preschool! This school also offers an elementary program which we are looking forward to in the next few years.

For runners, Duke East Campus is an ideal spot for short distance. Sitting right about 1.7 miles…read morearound the loop, the trail is gravel, about half shaded, half sun and has gradual slopes throughout. You right parallel to the road the whole way round, so there's lots to look at and keep you engaged. There's always plenty of people on the trail, walking, running, taking their dogs on a jog or having a family outing. Since you're always in the sight of traffic and there's almost always a handful of people around, this trail is definitely one of the safer spots in Durham. There's a couple places where there are large roots in the ground and a handful of vehicle entrances that you should be aware of. The downsides are no bathrooms or water fountains (although there's a Whole Foods along the path, so if it's an emergency, I'd recommend running there stat!) Parking is available inside the campus or in the neighborhoods that line the campus. If you're not into running, there are also tennis courts on Duke East, free to play and lighted (there are certain hours, mostly during the day, when the courts are reserved for practice). If you're a beginning runner, this is a great trail to start out on.

Duke has a beautiful campus went to the Duke gardens when I was younger with the church I attended…read moreas in church group. Big historical campus and has a great law program too. In education law they stand out so I'd highly recommend it.

After trying to get my son in a driving school, I found out Benson Driving School has opened a new…read morelocation in Holly Springs. After enrolling my son on-line, I received a call from the school letting me know that they received our enrollment and shared what to expect going forward. Benson Driving School team does a great job with communication and keeping the parents AND students up to date on what to expect/next steps. They were timely in there in person school options. We have been extremely pleased with the instruction as well as the communication. Many other driving schools won't return calls and the communication component is lacking. I highly recommend Benson Driving School.

Great program that delivers as promised. My daughter was able to quickly get into a class and had…read moreher behind the wheel training less than 2 weeks later. Mr. Frank Williams was amazing during the driving portion. He was always prompt and communicated clearly.

Royal Flush Athletics (RFA) is our home away from home. If you have an All-Star cheerleader or any…read morecompetitive athlete, you understand what I mean. We spend a lot of time at the gym for practices and together at competitions. I currently have two daughters that cheer with RFA soon to be three. Since my daughters join RFA 3 years ago, they have grown tremendously both athletically and as confident individuals. RFA's coaches provide the athletes with an inclusive environment, that promotes positivity, leadership, and growth. Most importantly at RFA we are a family!

From the owner: Cheerleading and Dance program for ages 3-18 and all skills levels. Classes, teams, private lesson,…read moreetc.

Donna has been tutoring my 8 year old daughter in reading for about 2 years and math for over 1…read moreyear. We have seen tremendous progress, particularly in reading. My daughter has an IEP and gets daily pull-outs for help at school, but her doctor suggested that we also supplement with tutoring. Before my daughter started tutoring, she was very frustrated and didn't even want to try to read. Now she is confident and excited to read, and not afraid to try. We are very happy with how her reading level has increased since we started tutoring. ​My daughter has also increased her math skills. If you are looking for a tutor for your elementary-age child, I would highly recommend her.

From the owner: I am an excellent reading and writing tutor for beginning or struggling students. My methods are…read morephonics-based, which helps with both reading and writing. I use animal and nature themes to increase interest and motivation.

As a student .. I hate it! The financial aid office is ridiculous! They are a sorry excuse for an…read moreeducational institute! Of course they far from professional .

This is your typical community college. My only issue is that the class schedules are not as…read moreflexible as you would hope for from a community college and there are not as many online learning options as I would have expected.