Easily the worst driving school out there. Slowly scheduling the on-road driving lessons is a…read morenightmare that takes months; you'll think you have inherited a second job, and a bad one. Their driving instructors are an utter shambling mess; one driving instructor had my teen drive to and park at her house so she could go inside and fix herself a hotdog to eat as they drove around. Thank you, very instructive. Choose any other driving school in the valley. Literally: anything else. EDIT: Note that the reply under this review suggests that it is "selfish" to want to "fast-track" a student to a reasonable amount of time. Not so! This is a business that charges money; Nichols refuses to hire more instructors because it would cost them money. Don't be fooled, go other places, there are many better options.

i recommend this driving school.. they really work with you. no judgement at all. i am 41 years old…read moreand i just got my license 20 years after trying the 1st time. i failed because i knew nothing on how to do a 3 point turn or parallel parking.. ill say i understand and can give you full detail instructions on how to do so now. i will say i am grateful i choose here for my driving lessons. i give a A++++++++... trust me it is worth the time, the distance and what many worry about, is cost. GOOD LUCK ALL........ THANK YOU AGAING for giving me faith in myself..

Although rick was a great teacher he seemed to want more than teaching me…read more Other than that I had a great experience

I'm honestly not sure I should even be reviewing a place that teaches you how to ride a motorcycle…read more-- I have nothing to compare them to! But from where I stand, it all felt pretty tight. The instructors? Super kind, super patient, and they make sure to give you one-on-one help when you're struggling -- plus, they're quick with the "nice job!" when you get it right. My personal nemesis? Sharp turns from a standstill, especially in that dreaded 90-degree box. Working the clutch's friction zone is absolutely critical there, and I kept overthinking it. If I'm being picky, my only complaint is that I wish we'd had more time to practice that particular drill. A lot of people in the class struggled with it, and since it's part of the rider's test, I could've used the extra reps. First day of class? Not even nervous -- mostly because it wasn't my bike I might be dropping! (Also, pro tip: they mean it when they say "rain or shine," so show up no matter the weather.) The instructors' best confidence boost was one simple word: momentum. At first, I was worried about carrying too much speed in the small practice area -- what if I couldn't stop in time? But I quickly learned that any time I felt wobbly at slow speeds, all I needed was a little momentum to steady the bike. Once I was moving, I didn't feel like I was going to drop it -- and that realization has stuck with me on every ride since. After passing the BRC, I hopped on my KTM RC390 (which, side note, does not like starting out in 2nd gear like the course bikes) and hit the road. Every time I felt a little shaky, I'd hear the instructors' voices in my head. I was honestly surprised how many of the drills from class popped up naturally in real street riding -- they really do stick. So yeah -- it's a great course. Even if you're thinking, "Why are we doing this?" or "This feels repetitive," or "Ugh, I just want to go fast already!" -- trust me, it's all about making sure you hit the streets safe and confident.

I have had an awful experience with this company. They are really disorganized and can't seem to…read morehold the appointments they make. Truly an embarrassment to driving schools.

My daughter came here. The owner's wife was very nice. Test was quick and easy. I Highly recommend…read morethis school.

Instructors were good and people who answer calls but the hours and limited. Hard to call them if…read moreyou have questions and they make you wait way too long to schedule your license text. We would not recommend using them if you don't mind having to repeat the test. It took 7 weeks after the lessons were complete. Obvious to me that was going to be a problem and it was.

This weekend I spent a morning with Pearson while taking a clinical exam for my license. At first I…read moredidn't know what to expect but this location did a great job of explaining the procedures as well as tips for parking in the area. The building was easy to find and the security guards in the lobby pointed us to the right location. The staff here was very polite and made the anxiety around test taking less intense. The woman who prepared everyone for their tests was extremely pleasant, professional and efficient. The test taking area was comfortable and when asking for restroom breaks, the staff was receptive and quick to support me. In the end, I passed my exam and am happy I chose to test at this location rather than others in the area. I have heard mixed reviews about other testing sites but this location was incredible!

Good environment, nice staffs. It's pretty quiet you don't need to put the headphone on. I like…read morethis rest center much better than the Hartford one. I'll choose to take exam here next time. The only thing is there's not free parking.

This is my voting spot it is always very well organized and things move quickly once inside,…read moreparking may take a little extra time but even that isn't bad.

We sent my daughter to eagle hill a few years back. She went as a junior in high school and we…read moretook her out in January in the middle of the school year. At that time the drugs and the alcohol that was going through the dorms were rampant. There were a few overdoses that year as well. DO NOT LET THESE PEOPLE RAISE YOUR CHILD !!! You will regret it. The academics are ok ,but I was so concerned about my daughters well being and safety.

We sent our son there for one month, some may say it is a lot of money for one month. It was worth…read moreevery dime. What Eagle Hill accomplished in one month no other educator has been able to do. My son finally became motivated, believes in himself and is confident about his learning. The school and campus is state of the art. The staff and instructors know how to motivate students and get the most out of them. Only one word describes Eagle Hill and that is Incredible.

my mom signed me up for kumon because i had bad grades. they gave me a lot of homework but i…read morelearned how to manage my time. my grades went up but my happiness went down. it's good for school but not mental health.

This learning environment may be great for some kids, but it was a terrible fit for my niece's son…read more However, this is not the reason for my 1 star review. My grand nephew had been struggling with math during the pandemic virtual learning experience. I suggested to my niece that she find some supplemental learning help and offered to pay for it in order help her son get back on track. We decided to try this center, and set up automatic billing to my account. Within a few weeks, it was obvious that it was a poor fit, and she quit taking her son. We tried to let the center know that he was no longer coming, but it is virtually impossible to get through on the phone and the only way I was able stop the automatic payments, was by putting a stop payment order in with my bank. The policy at this center is that you must be paid up at least 2 months in advance and any unused tuition is unrefundable. Be warned, that when you quit, you will be paying for 2 months of unused instruction. I understood this policy, and agree that she has the legal right to continue charging me for the tuition in September and October, even though the child quit using her services in June. However, as a small business owner myself, there is a huge difference between what you can do and what you SHOULD do. I finally got a call back after leaving a message saying that I would like to discuss the situation before leaving a 1 star review. I was told that the mother of the child has to come in and fill out a cessation of service form in order to stop any billing. I tried to explain that I was not a parent, nor am I in MA (I live in CA), but the owner was unwilling to budge on her policy. To me, it felt like an extremely unreasonable money grab simply because she could. I understand the necessity of a business having set policies, but a smart owner will be flexible when the situation is appropriate. In my business, I have a 3 month cancelation policy where you can lose your 50% deposit, because I may not be able to sell my services on short notice, and have been turning other business away. Unoffically, if I am able to sell the date, I always return the deposit, because if I have not lost any business because of the cancellation, it is the right thing to do, and my customers appreciate this. The owner of this Kumon center, does not understand this philosophy.