In the spring, the best free show on the island is walking the grounds at Hofstra and photographing…read morethe tulips. Unless you go on the day of the festival, you'll have the grounds to yourself. University staff are always welcoming. Highly recommended.

Although I did not attend the university, both of my nieces have had graduation ceremonies held…read morehere. I currently have my youngest niece enrolled at Hofstra, who also had her HS graduation here, and my other niece had her college graduation held at Hofstra. I've been to the university several times, for graduation ceremonies, and to help cousins move into their dorms and moving out. The school is very easy to navigate. There's clear signs all throughout, and the parking lots of heavenly lit at night. There's always onsite security cruising around, which is a plus and gives that extra layer of protection that you, and your family who are attending are safe. The events, and student get togethers that I so often hear about are all planned by the student council, and they always seem well organized and though out, and fun might I add! You can always find something going on at the campus, planned and hosted by the students themselves. Emily, loves it here. She's forever ranting and raving about the events, meetings, after school events, bake sales, culture nights etc. All of which she helps to plan as she's the head of the student council. If you're a parent thinking to send your child here to further their education, no need to think twice. It's a great private school. The beautiful and historic Dutch estate has been ranked as a top schools in the US for many years in a row. You and your child will love and appreciate the history Hofstra has.

it was a overall good experience from the lectures to real life examples fairly prepares you for…read morethe any CNA position in any facility

I just had the director of Access Careers in Hempstead, Mini, hang up in my face when I called to…read morecomplain about the conditions of the school. I've already been a CNA for years and was looking to recertify. This is probably a waste of time, it usually is for bad businesses that don't want to spend any money, just mill out people and make money. If you're going to sign up for Access Careers in Hempstead, here's a couple of things to look out for before you make the commitment and spend the money. The population of students in my class mostly worked during the day and came to school at night. If you are one of these people trying to save money to scrape together the money to attend this school they accommodate you as such, like you're poor and you're lucky to be there. You will receive such amenities as not having the lab supplies you need every time you have to go in there. Now the director Mini, turned it on the teacher, which true it would have been helpful, but, it was obvious that she had never checked in with her operation like a director/ supervisor is supposed to. That's 101 supervisor stuff. It's Mini's school. She blamed one of the only good employees she had for everything, my teacher one of them. The classrooms and bathrooms are dirty, the desks cheap. They're those metal fold up chairs for picnics with small writing surface over one of the arms. Your uniform will be a plastic shower curtain with the Access insignia. The building smells disgusting. There's no sanitary receptacles in the bathroom, but the toilets will overflow if you drop anything in there. There is a letter in all caps written to students to keep it clean with picture of a clean toilet bowl next to another toilet bowl with urine in it at flies swarming around it. Charming. The director told me she uses that bathroom also, she doesn't seem to think it's gross or smells bad. How? She proceeded to ask me why I'm just opening my mouth up about it now. Blaming me now. I wanted to finish the six week program and move on, they had my money. I'm glad I didn't speak up, it was in my best interest, the response I received today was deflective and defensive . Many things need to be fixed. I called the director to give my feedback, but, she didn't take to it well, hanging up on me. I think you have right to know that stuff now. I think you should know she is aware of the unacceptable state of her school. If she does something about it, good. She is aware though, so if you have a complaint don't let her tell you it's the first time hearing it and she's just shocked to death that no one told her. Don't ask Leani for anything, she's mad you asked. Also say goodnight to her when she says goodnight to you or she'll come back and reprimand you like a child whether you're mid chew or not. Don't ask Mini for anything either, she will not take responsibility for rigged together operation Access is. Like I said I've been a CNA, I paid 300 dollars less, and it was a great experience. My school was clean and everything. The school is the way it is because of choices. The trashes in the classrooms were always overflowing, and a lot of times it smelled and it smelled up the classroom. I used to just take it out, the garbage pails smelled so gross. Ultimately, everything was everyone else's fault except Mini's, the director. She didn't notice the classrooms were dirty. It's the cleaning crew's fault. I was there for 6 weeks, the lack of noticing how gross the school was was there way before I got there. The labs not having the materials they needed, not a lot of noticing going on until I just brought it up apparently. Today, today was the first time the dirty school will be noticed as being dirty, the bathrooms will be noticed perhaps as being absolutely disgusting today. Mini never noticed before. She blamed her cleaning crew. The teacher was asking office workers for supplies, she was unaware until today. She blamed the teacher. She blamed me for not doing all the noticing she should have been doing herself. It's her school. I've been a boss of huge projects, in charge of 40 plus people. Their success was my success. You have to take responsibility for what goes on under your supervision and do your best to make it better, not keep it status quo. I was fond of my classmates, they all worked hard and were trying to better themselves. My teacher Mrs. Herbert had been nurse for many years. I was a CNA for many years, she did her best to try and emphasize the importance of maintaining the dignity of each resident and to empower us to do our best and take care of ourselves. Honestly, I'm furious. If you can find a better school with better conditions with people who take responsibility for their short comings and make changes. Do it. There are good schools, Access Careers in Hempstead is trash. Good luck everyone, you deserve to be treated well, no matter what tax bracket you're in.

This place is amazing. My boys have improved significantly since we signed up in July. Peter…read moreexplains everything thoroughly and how program works without being pushy for you to sign up. They make it super fun for the kids. My kids love being there and love the instructors. When you complete assignments they get cards to redeem for gifts. There's fun nights where they have games, movies, icecream making, etc. Booking the sessions are also super easy online. You get reminders on times and emails on kid's progress. As a mom of two boys, everything costs a lot of money, but it's justified when you can see they are learning and enjoying the process. I highly recommend.

Great tutoring center. Mitch explains everything when you start and the tutors are all very…read morefriendly. There are different packages available for how often your child needs to go. And the online scheduling system is very easy to use. We got the unlimited package and my sister is definitely improving after attending several times a week. This is the perfect place for homework help, test prep and general math review. Would recommend.

Imagine sending your toddler to a place where the Director makes all these promises and in the…read moretoddlers class they have a two teachers, one of which has a masters degree in early childhood education and you as the parent connects with the teacher so well that decide to send your child there and everything is fine for 1-2 weeks and then that teacher quits. Then you find out 2 weeks later that they left and that the toddlers have a new teacher. So now you are pissed with the lack of communication and that fact that you feel like you were sold a dream, but you adjust and give the Director the benefit of the doubt. So now you finally get to have a conversation with the new teacher and you connect with her as well and she is great with communication and she sends home daily progress reports and arts and crafts that your child has done consistently and then that teacher leaves. Then you don't know or hear about it until you question the teacher directly about the daily progress reports that randomly stop coming. Then I hear it from the director a week later. So now two qualified amazing teachers leave this school in a TWO MONTH PERIOD and I am stuck with a babysitter who isn't educated in early childhood education or any education for that matter to watch my kid full-time with barely any help other than a floater. They are understaffed and unorganized. No offense to the older woman and the young girl who watches these kids but as a mother who was paying private school prices for two children, I should have gotten exactly what I paid for and was promised or else I could fly in my own family to watch my kids for less. My children spent 10 hours a day in that school and I had to ask for communication multiple times and for the things I was promised. My husband and I sat down with these people and addressed our concerns and they LITERALLY said they would do the things that were promised and did them after that meeting for only 3 whole days and they were back on their BS. Also this is a family owned private school which isn't an issue but the wife who is a director never once introduced her husband to us as someone who worked in the school, now this may not be an issue for some folks but for my family it is, we have two children of both sexes and honestly I want to know who has access to my children, I initially went to the school took a tour and was introduced to every teacher and not once was her husband's name brought up nor were we introduced or did I know that her husband worked at the school and at what capacity. I am a very involved parent and my son is 2 and doesn't speak and my daughter is 3, these are very impressionable ages and I can't trust everybody. I want to know at all times who has access to my kids period. My husband went to pick up the kids one day and he saw, the directors husband and he politely asked who he was and what was his title, the directors husband was short with my husband and my husband proceeded to ask the director the same question, the directors husband then belligerently yelled out the door of the school and said to not ask his wife any questions and to meet him at 6pm when he gets off work. The next day I get to the school with the kids and have a conversation with the director regarding the situation. She then doesn't apologize for her husband unprofessional behavior she justifies his behavior and proceeds to tell me that my son was not welcomed anymore to the school and that this was his last month. Now, my kid is 2, he has tempor tantrums he doesn't always follow directions but he's 2 and thats normal, he doesn't scratch or fight anyone, he doesn't bite anyone or spit on anyone, he does not act out of control by any means. There was even two incidents where two children scratched him and those kids weren't kicked out. I feel like my son was targeted because he has parents that actually care about what goes on while he is in there care. They did not want to be held accountable, they want your money, promise to be transparent and show you the complete opposite after you enroll. They don't even follow the protocols they set on their contract. The school is run down for what you pay, they have roaches according to what my 3 year old saw and they are unprofessional. So if I were you I would run in the other direction if you have a toddler, because this school does not care about toddlers who act like toddlers and I am so disappointed in this school to be called a Christian school, they are the complete opposite.

DO NOT trust a day care with little to no reviews. There's a reason for it…read more This place is terrible. Reviews 2-3 years ago don't apply today because this day care was recently taken over by new owners. They feed you lies about how they have attentive child care, have kids wear uniforms to pretend they are organized, meanwhile they take your money and have yours kid run around doing nothing all day. The place is dirty and run down. They purposely don't let parents come in to hide the dysfunctional care and blame in on Covid as an excuse. My child was potty trained very early and started regressing once she came to this day care. I asked her what's happening she told me she doesn't potty at school it's always crowded(kids actually playing by potty) and when she tells an adult they barely get up to help. Imagine your child in dirty diaper all day and cleaned up the last hour before you pick them up... Just 2 weeks in..., several teachers working there have quit the job there because they couldn't bare to stand the situation, that should've been my first sign. They charge for providing "care" but barely have the staff ratio of teacher to child to be able to do the right thing. Kids never get progress reports and after their first week of being there, and they stopped coming with any homework and others parents were complaining as well. Of course they say we will do it, but it never happened. The remaining staff that didn't quit are not so educated and can barely can keep up with the kids. To top it off the staff in charge is extremely unprofessional. Please do your research before wasting your time and money on scam day cares.

I love Adelphi University. I attended Adelphi and got my BA in English. I loved every minute. I am…read morenow an active alumnus who makes a generous donation every year because of the quality education I received here. Going to Adelphi gave me some of the most important years of my life, and was one of the best decisions of my life.

Summer camp absolutely sucks here. The bathroom is soooo nice. The air is air and the other…read moreclass is distracting and screaming tung tung tung sahur

Stunning campus Excellent and caring faculty…read more Support services for students are outstanding! Madison Theatre venue is phenomenal offering plays, live music/concerts...a gem

Student Life Student…read moreLife at Molloy is vibrant and continuously growing, with more than 40 active student clubs and organizations, for both commuters and residents alike. From intramural sports to student government, from a theatre club to glow-in-the-dark dodgeball, there is something for everyone. And if you don't see the club you are interested in, Student Affairs will help you start your own club! There are also a wide variety of popular on-campus events, including the Mr. Molloy talent show. Some of the favorite events take place on the Great Lawn outside the Public Square, including barbecues, zip lines, and petting zoos, to name but a few.

Vicky was very helpful through out my journey. I finally got my certificate is a step closer to my…read morecareer

Excellent training program. I would highly recommend. The teacher was very friendly and helpful…read more We hope to see you all there.

I thought you are suppose to let the student know where they messed up at so they can make changes…read more I guess they want you to stay silent because the cut s only $5.

From the owner: The Barber & Beauty Institute of New York offers courses in Barbering and Appearance Enhancement…read more We are a full-service, vocational training facility, providing clinical services performed by students-in-training and supervised by NYS licensed barber instructors. The Barber & Beauty Institute is accredited by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences (NACCAS), and licensed by the New York State Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision (BPSS).

Excellent school and instructors. One week was enough to pass the exam on the first try. I highly…read morerecommend to everyone!

Daniel brings a wonderful sense of humor and energy to each class, making the material enjoyable to…read morelearn. His explanations are always clear and informative. Thanks to his guidance, my son's SAT score drastically improved. I highly recommend him.

After homeschooling our children for several years, my wife and I decided we wanted to send our 4…read moreoldest children to a solid, well run academy with enough diversity in its curriculum to cover a broad spectrum. We found that and so much more at Grace Christian Academy. The classical Christian approach utilized at GCA not only challenges our children, but has molded them into so much more than what we bargained for. We've noticed changes in character, maturity, discipline as well as a dramatic change their work ethic as well. The work load at GCA is heavy and extremely challenging, but also well balanced and geared toward equipping a child's mind to becoming not only successful as an adult, but impacting the world through the eyes of God's Word. No school I know of employs such a curriculum quite like GCA. We are very thankful to God to be able to send our children there. Their staff is on par with excellence.

We love GCA. My daughter started this year. The school has been so safe and accommodating to the…read morenew Covid regulations, while doing everything they can to make sure they are still able to meet. My child enjoys going to school and loves her teachers. I would recommend this school 100%