I was originally admitted to the University of Washington BASW program, but because the program is…read morehybrid and my employer could not accommodate the required in-person classes, I began looking for a fully online BASW. That led me to Eastern Washington University. While the Online BASW program itself is appealing, my admissions experience was unfortunately one of the most difficult I have encountered. After being admitted to EWU, I applied to the BASW program. From that point on, it often felt like the different departments were not communicating with one another. I was told multiple times that my official transcripts had not been received, even though another department had already confirmed they had been received. I found myself repeatedly providing screenshots of emails and confirming information that had already been given to me by EWU staff. The process felt disorganized, and I often had the impression that one department did not know what another department was doing. As a prospective transfer student trying to make an important educational decision, it was frustrating to spend so much time following up on information that should have already been available internally. There were positive experiences along the way. Al A. was knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely helpful. Denise A. was also courteous and assisted me with the admissions process. I appreciate the time they took to answer my questions. Unfortunately, those positive interactions were overshadowed by the overall lack of coordination. I never felt confident that my application was moving forward, and because my transcript evaluation continued to be delayed, I ultimately had to withdraw my application to avoid losing my place at another university. I believe EWU has a strong Online BASW program with great potential, but the admissions process would benefit greatly from better communication between departments, more consistent information, and a stronger focus on supporting prospective students. I hope my feedback helps improve the experience for future applicants.

I really enjoyed my experience at Eastern. I was a single mom, working on my Psychology degree. I…read morehad a ton of support from staff and teachers. If you work hard, and make connections with your professors, they will support you on your educational journey.

My son is wrapping up his second year here, and it has been a great experience for him!read more

My son just started his first session and really enjoyed his Tutor. The director was friendly and…read moreworked well with my family for payment arrangements and getting the testing needed to start the program. She really made us feel welcome. The center can work on communication for what to expect for your first day. I look forward to seeing what he achieves at the center. So far he really like his tutor and looks forward to going each day.

Can't ever get ahold of anyone to talk to about pricing, and not enough STEM Programs. There is not…read moreanyone to tell you where to go when you arrive and they don't seem to care about your business. Sylvan was much more accessible in other places I have lived, so I guess it's just this office.

Awesome teachers, learning made easy! Perfect for my schedule. Im a full time student and an…read moreovertime employee

Treachers there don't teach. Automotive teacher is a bum and spends all his time trying to get you…read moreto quit or all around doing his best not to do his job. Don't waste your money on the fake education.

We went for a Whitworth days visit and had a great experience!!! The tour was wonderful and…read moreinformative. The President came and visited with the group and stayed to say Hi during the break. He took the time to be sure my daughter felt welcomed and seen. Dr. Mike meet with us to talk about her wishes in a college/program. He is a true gem! Truly gorgeous campus that is well maintained and cared for.

Having been a student here for 3 years now going on my 4th year. I thought it it would be a good…read moretime for a review. The first thing I have to say is it's not for everyone. If you are looking for a party campus you are not going to find alot here. That being said if you want to go to some parties you can seek them out if you want to. Though the school does have Christian values and I would say is a Christian school it does not try and force it on its students which I appreciate. If you want to seek the Christian religion you can if you don't most people will respect you and treat you the same. No chapel Is required, but there are various Christian events throughout the week. You do have to take one Bible class here if you want to graduate. The teaching is excellent though sometimes you get a bad professor or one that you just don't click with. But I feel like it is that way with most schools. The professors try to make themselves available to you. And genuinely want to help you. They are professors first and not just researchers which means they will actually teach. Never in my classes have I had a TA teach the whole class.Whitworth also has this thing called Jan term where you take 1 class over the month of January. This is a great way to get Gen Eds out of the way. Student life is good. Most RAs are not out to get you in trouble and actually want to have a relationship with you. The University adheres to the Big 3 (which are the main rules) no alcohol or drugs, no cohabitation, and no disturbing the peace. If you follow these rules you should be ok. And if you want to do theese things just do them off campus. The nicer resident halls are Oliver, Duvall, and Boppell. The other ones are older, but still have great communities. Really it is you who can make or break your experience. Finally the campus is most beautiful in early fall and late spring. (When school starts and when school ends) you will see people out and about in the loop, throwing a frisbee. In the winter it gets incredibly cold and snowy. If you don't like snow don' t go here. But the campus does turn into a nice winter wonderland from November to January. Overall this place has great academics and you get out what you put in. Also they tend to give great financial aid packages.

I took a PALS class for the emergency department as a registered nurse. Learning the…read morepathophysiology of how the meds aid in arrests and arrhythmia is so helpful! While Mike gives all of this info he also recognizes that he is teaching different roles and doesn't expect more knowledge than some are coming in with. This was an informative class!

I attended BLS, ACLS and PALS at their Coeur d Alene location for my Paramedic license. Mike is an…read moreamazing instructor. The classroom is very comfortable, and the training aids are some of the most advanced available. I highly recommend Mike and CPR Central to anyone interested in learning CPR or in need of other training courses required for their medical profession. 5 Stars!

My daughter has been a student with Miss Nataliya for about two years now. She's had previous…read morelessons as a young child with another teacher. She is now 15 and Miss Nataliya has taught her details with the music and also classical music. This has broadened my daughter's scope on piano. She's a wonderful teacher. Would recommend.

This place has restored my faith in child daycare. They show amazing patience with all children.read more