This is a great library! You'll need a Harvard ID to get in, but they keep it nice and chilly to…read morepreserve the rare books, which leads to concentration + no sleepiness. If you're like me and are easily distractable, you may be aided by the fact that most of the books here are not in English, and unless you can dive easily into Chinese, Korean or Japanese, you'll be much more likely to stay on task.

This is possibly the best collection of Japanese books anywhere in the world outside the National…read moreDiet Library. If you can't find it here, you are probably in trouble. No, they don't have manga.

Advising and most admin staff are completely overwhelmed with the influx of students. Most of my…read moreinteractions with them have been passive aggressive, no one knows the answers to any of my questions, phone calls go unanswered and emails as well. Trying to get into the correct class in time is a nightmare, I had two meetings with an advisor who NEVER even scheduled me in the classes we discussed. No one takes any accountability and good luck if your portal is glitching or not working. Im not the only one that feels this way, other students post about it and chat about it frequently. I went here in 2023 and it was a different experience, in the past they were helpful and much kinder.

I loved the Bedford campus! There is plenty of parking and shuttles to take you to and from the…read morefarther lots. The class size is generally small. All my teachers were very good!

Walked the older campus, which is beautiful and has so much history…read more You can do a self guided tour by downloading an app. There were no student tours as we were there during graduation week. Unfortunately the library is not open to the public. Would have been cool to see as it's the 3rd largest in the US.

Took a walk around this very old campus and it was beautiful. Learned they have a goal for no…read morestudent to graduate with debt. I was impressed!

We've been part of the Auburn public schools for over 20 years. We have cherished the memories…read morewith yearly photos, sport photos, event photos etc.. we get so excited to purchase them that sometimes it's difficult to decide because of how great the pictures are and the merchandise you can choose from. However since Auburn went/chose Casson and Foster as their photographer the pictures have been not so memorable. It's unfortunate that I can't capture the same memories of all my children through the school system. I wish they would go back to life touch!!! Or try some other companies!!

tl;dr - Japanese Language Class Boston is amazing! I already recommend it to my friends and…read morecoworkers. I took Japanese through college; however, I had not had much opportunity to practice or maintain my language abilities in the years since graduation. Here's where Japanese Language Class Boston (JLCB) came in. Sachiko-sensei and Mari-sensei have been incredible resources helping me prepare for JLPT N-4 and prepare my language abilities for working in Japan. Since beginning with JLCB in July 2018, I've taken a variety of intermediate classes (Intermediate Conversation, N-4 Preparatory Class, Genki-2, and more), all have which broadened my vocabulary, grammar, and conversation skills. With JLCB's help, I successfully interviewed in Japanese and received a job offer in Japan! I move to Tokyo in August! :) Additional things to consider: the location, Post Office square, has been incredibly convenient. It is in the heart of downtown Boston easily accessible by all four T lines plus a ~5min walk. The students here are very friendly, a mix of levels (in a good way) and all looking to improve their language skills. The teachers are always looking for ways to tailor the course to the students' wants and needs. Whether your starting learn for the first time or looking for that extra push toward fluency, I'm confident that JLCB can help you accomplish your goals.

When I first started my lessons here, I had already passed N4 on the JLPT and was looking for more…read moreopportunities to continue my Japanese language studies. Unfortunately there are not many options in the Downtown Boston area that are easily accessible for working individuals. Luckily I came across Japanese Language Class Boston and decided to give it a try. I am now in my second year here and still plan on taking as many lessons as I can. There is a lot to learn and the instructors here have so much to offer and are very patient. They do want to make sure that you are getting the most out of the lessons and it shows in the way that they plan their curriculum. You will be asked what you want to learn in the lessons. Jump at the chance and let them know. You won't regret it. That said, no matter what skill level you're at or what industrial background you're from, there is bound to be a class here that is right for you. I am learning for personal interest, some are learning for business purposes. Group lessons available on most days of the week so you will be able to make it to one or two of the classes. Private lessons are also available. I definitely recommend starting your Japanese learning experience here!

I do recommend Approach to someone who is interested in learning a second language. They have…read more great teachers and collaborative advisors. In my experience I could learn from not speaking anything in English to being fluent.

I would like to write something about my experience in Approach School. I studied there for two…read moremonth and I really enjoyed my time being there. During that time all teachers and stuffs have helped me a lot. Very diverse group of teachers and students. Personally, I dont know about other schools, but I can only recommend Approach to anyone.