Bloomfield College is located in a super nice location. There are plenty of shops and food places…read morearound the block. Lots of fun activities for residents and commuters. The Cafeteria has a large variety of food available every + they're vegan friendly. The dorms are amazingly clean and all the staffs are amazing people always willing to help. Plenty of scholarships available. I just wished that there was more science professors and more classes availability every semester. Some classes are available only every year or every other year. (Chemistry classes).

They're now serving lunch and dinner in "The Quad" at Bloomfield College. It is delicious and…read moreextremely affordable, with a "restaurant like" atmosphere. In these current times it is hard for most businesses to continue to operate, as well as families to still be able to not only enjoy but afford activities that were once the norm. The town appreciates your low prices for great quality dining. Thank you!

I had a great experience from the day I visited to every time I went to class it was a joy and…read morewarmth to be at New Educare my course was very well taught, the instructors and the staff were very helpful they coordinate well to get the students ready for any upcoming task. I have 8 certifications from my program and all this is from the encouragement and saying YOU CAN DO IT!! And I DID IT !! I am working with a major Hackensack meridian hospital!! I am grateful to the instructors and the administration for making it a smooth journey to success. Thank you !!! They strive to help there students achieve success and make sure you are prepared enough with your skills for the hands on work. I am so excited as I feel confident knowing more than other people who work with me. I would definitely recommend this school to anyone looking forward a better career.

NEIH is an amazing school! It's small and intimate which I love since the instructor was able to…read morefocus on my needs. All the staff are amazing. Ms. Jackie - she is one of my favorite teachers and really helped get my foot in healthcare. She takes the time to explain the lecture and makes sure we understood it. Ms. Mary was great! She assisted me in the enrollment process and gave me valuable information about the programs they offered. Angel is awesome! He helped me with any paperwork and organized my payment plans. I moved to a different state and he made sure to mail me my certificates. I chose the PCT program and learned so much in less than 6 months. The hands on experience was FUN and gave me the experience I needed for a real time job. I finished the program February 2020. In march 2020, I was able to land my first healthcare job with the help of this school and their resume templates. I recommend this school to anyone looking to get their foot in healthcare!

Upon my search for a nursing school I found Beth Israel School of Nursing at Avenues of America. I…read morewas happy to see that they appeared reputable and in a perfect location for me. After applying one of the required ,they asked me for my ORIGINAL High School transcript. I asked if a copy was ok and MARIA GALLO said i needed the original. After feeling a little weary, I handed it to her. When I called back to my horror they lost it. It was difficult enough for me to obtain this copy to begin with because I graduated high school in the Philippines. MARIA GALLO not only told me that I never gave it to her, after calling back and insisting that I had given the transcript, I was hung up on. I called back and no one would answer! After calling several dozen times I was given a supervisors name, number, and email by the Financial Aid office that basically laughed at me. I have been very passionate about a future in nursing. Treating a prospective student like this is not only unfair and just unprofessional, but also hurtful. Please STAY AWAY from this school at all costs. It will make you rethink about becoming a nurse.

I went here and I reccomend it. Like any school, it was aggrivating at times, but overall it ended…read moreup being a great program. Once you're in, you're in and you don't have to wait for classes or worry about them filling up like a lot of the CUNY schools. If you want to be done in two years, you'll be done in two years. It's an intense program but I felt prepared to take my NCLEX and start working as a nurse.

This school is a top notch school for any girl to want to attend. The students are very polite and…read morethe staff is friendly, especially the receptionist Carolyn Miller. The building is kept up to date as well

All of my daughters have gone to this school, and they provide the warmest and welcoming…read moreenvironment that works to empower young women. Their all-inclusive approach is wonderful and focuses on the character of the individual, I wouldn't think of trusting another school with the welfare of my daughters.

Bank Street College of Education is the best school I ever attended. It wasn't work, it was…read morefun--The instructors shared generously. I always attended private schools, even an Ivy League university--They could not compare to Bank Street College of Education, a truly elite school. Yes, it cost a lot, but I got my money's worth. Since I was working full-time and going to school full-time, I was able to pay the tuition in 4 installments each of the 2 years, therefore graduating without owing a cent to anyone. I was determined to graduate in 2 years, and I did. Because of the Bank Street College of Education, I had a ball teaching over a period of 18 years.

Bank Street begged for me to write a good review but I have to tell the truth. Attending Bank…read moreStreet is the biggest mistake I ever made and the biggest mistake you will ever make if you decide to go here. They will lie every step of the way to steal your money and offer the worst teacher preparation you will get anywhere. They told me lies about Teachers College at Columbia to get me to go here, lies about the program to get me to stay, and lies about classes in order to double bill tuition. I wish I understood the extent to all their lies before I blew my life savings and my twenties for nothing. I am still looking for the right lawyer to sue them for fraud. It is not the beacon of education supposedly it once was and mark my words will close it's doors soon.

My son has attended Sylvan of Nutley for a year and a half. We enrolled him after learning his…read morereading level was below grade level. After correctly assessing him, the patient tutors at Sylvan worked with him for two hours a week for six months and caught him up to speed! He doesn't complain about going here. I have always contacted and dealt with Erin who couldn't be any sweeter, she has juggled our schedule and accommodated us always. Thanks Sylvan!

I guess I'm the odd ball. The only reason I am writing a poor review is because I was given the…read morewrong impression by the staff. I spoke to the guy who sets up appointments for the Nutley location. I had a conversation about my 18 yr old child needing tutoring to pass the HiSet test. I specifically explained how they have special needs, and really need one on one tutoring with someone who can teach them the math needed to pass the test. I was assured they could definitely provide this. So I made the appointment. My child shows up on time and no one knew why they were there. After straightening that out, payment was discussed. We only paid for one session. During this time my child mentioned how they have special needs, but no one ask what their needs were. If they did, they could have concluded that Sylvan Learning center is not going to accommodate them, this way I could have saved the $65 I wasted that day. It was crowded and noisy in the center. They got zero individual attention. They were put into a group of other students and given a tablet to work on. A child next to them had her tablet turned up on high, and it was very distracting. Very disappointed, and I feel like we were lead on to believe they understood this student's needs. But on the day of the appointment, the only subject discussed in detail was payment plans.

Yeah, I'm biased. I spent one of the best years of my life here. An LL.M. was hard, rewarding,…read morefun, and put me on a path to a fulfilling life. The education that you get at NYU is top-notch. I learned a lot. I went to a law school that no one has ever heard of, and the respect that I get as a lawyer is from my degree from NYU. Hands down, the best thing that I could have done for my legal career. The location is the best. NYU is smack-dab in the middle of the village with Soho in walking distance and easy access to the subway system. It was safe and had plenty of bars, restaurants, parks, etc. to walk to. The relationships that you make at NYU will last throughout your lifetime. I fully expect to grow old with the friends that I have from NYU. Many of my best friends are from my time at NYU. Friends that were in my wedding, that I travel overseas with, that I talk to on a regular basis. We shared a time in our lives that was magical and can never be recreated.

Solely a comment from attending an event Artificial Intelligence in a Democratic Society, am not a…read morestudent. 1) I usually interact with a conference through tweeting while in attendance and the protocol is to hashtag the acronym for the event followed by the year. In this case, the acronym was #AIDS18. This might seem like a hyper niche millennial complaint at first glance but speaks to a glaring failure to integrate a global humanities into the approach of addressing legal or technical problems. 2) The conference was held in the first floor, every wall was adorned by brusque gold framed portraits of White Men in suits, which magnified the bizarre decision for the conference organizers to include representatives of private industry (including Uber??) in a conference who's premise claimed to be fostering democracy in an era where codified participation by a consenting populous is being eroded in the name of innovation and efficiency. I don't believe there was a single person of color featured in the conference despite African American, Hispanic and low income people disproportionately being harmed by automated decision making. All to say, NYU Law school has an atmosphere of providing palliative care to a homogenous heteronormative White predominantly male elite being called to task for their complicity in structural inequity. Everyone else if mentioned at all is articulated as some undifferentiated other who's either handpicked to show "diversity" or mentioned in a passing anecdote about externalities and edge cases. Do better

I don't know why there are no reviews here. We used Huntington about five years ago for our older…read moredaughter. This was after being ripped off by Estelle Finkel. She went for a real quick ACT prep after not doing so great on the SAT's. Everyone was friendly and we do feel like she did a better due to their help. I will be sending my younger daughter here soon.