Wooo! Love getting an FtR for an historical site. If you've been to sea lighthouses along the…read moreAtlantic coast....this is nothing like that. It's short and squat and built in 1838. It guided ships along the lake to the canal that accessed downtown NOLA. For most of my life, it was just kind of there. According to the historical timeline on their website, the lighthouse was owned and in use by the Coast Guard until 1999....I'm not sure about that in use part. But it was one of the many structures damaged in the aftermath of Katrina. It was actually knocked off it's base and landed at an angle. There was a huge fund raising effort to rebuild the lighthouse and the create the education center. When I passed by today, the lighthouse was gated off and closed but it's still pretty to look at from the road...or from the Point. Now I'll just have to make it back to see the inside exhibit.

We rented the lighthouse grounds recently for an early evening party. Beautiful setting for the…read moreevent. There was a nice sunset on the lake as we were setting up. The food and drinks were placed on tables on the concrete Lighthouse Breezeway (under the raised lighthouse which is raised about one story above the ground). The guests mingled in the Fountain Plaza where the tables and chairs were set up and could stroll along the Lakefront Lawn to look over at the Point and the boats sailing by. The weather held and people had a good time. Restroom facilities are in the Education Center/Gift Shop. The event ground is wheelchair friendly with ramps to get to the different levels.

Mr. Stuart and I were put together via Manhattan Elite Prep and I couldn't be more thankful. He was…read morequick to understand where my weaknesses were, and he tailored his plan to exactly fit my goals. In addition to easy-to-understand explanations we went over strategies as well. I would highly suggest MEP for any admissions test needs.

My name is Chidinma and I'm so happy that I found Manhattan Elite Prep for my GRE prep. My tutor is…read moreso patient, understanding and also encouraging. I would 100% recommend this company to anyone who needs extra help for any testing preparations.

I can't say enough good things about Project Management Academy. I've had two trainings through…read morethis training provider and both experiences were exceptional. The trainers Roger and Baodi were both knowledgeable and engaging. Roger brings so much wisdom and clarity and true expertise. He took time to quiz the class and work through questions every step of the way. And Baodi was so encouraging and shared such great real world examples that brought it all to life. He was patient and kind and flexed to the class learning styles so well. They both made it all easier to learn and ready to apply. Thanks, PMA!!

Baodi Ngo is an excellent PMP instructor! He was incredibly knowledgeable, positive, and clearly…read morepassionate about project management. He kept the class engaging with real-world examples from his impressive Army career and the work he does now. His experience and teaching style made the material easier to understand and enjoyable to learn. Highly recommend Project Management Academy and this instructor

Every time I mention LF, the most common reaction is 'oh yeah! I've heard of that place, haven't…read morebeen, though.' Why?!? I've been taking French here for 2 years now and I absolutely love it. Each teacher and their methods/how they run their classes are very different from each other, but I have yet to hear any complaints (we all have our favorites, though). Classes can be anywhere from 6-12 people and we sometimes govern what time they take place, depending on your teachers schedule. They're usually 2 hours and meet once a week between January-June, June-August, and September-December. They have all different levels from beginner to conversational French and their prices are way more reasonable than traditional classes/lessons. If you're interested, take a look at the schedule and ask to sit in on a class before buying.

I love L'Union Française! I've taken a couple classes and attended a couple events. It's a really…read morenice group of people. I'm beginning intermediate and everyone is really patient and encouraging. The classes are reasonably priced and class sizes small so you get the attention you need. The house on Prytania is really nice and it's easy to park. I encourage you to take a class and give them a try!

Paid for a study exam that didn't align with the actual test content. Disappointing experience.read more

Online Virtual Course: Started off very well. We had an…read moreinstructor who was consistent and prompt. Well, she decided to quit in the midst of the course. Then, it went downhill from there. Classes were being cancelled unannounced with no notification or email. The owner took over the course one class nights and started 30mins after the class began. I was planning to take more courses because I'm a virtual learner. But, I'm truly unsure now.

This location is the School of Dentistry and it is primarily the educational space for the…read morestudents. However, there is a dental clinic....well, technically two clinics. The first is the student clinic (http://www.lsusd.lsuhsc.edu/StuClinics.html) and services are discounted and the second is the faculty practice (http://www.lsusd.lsuhsc.edu/FacPrac.html) where you can have your teeth worked on by the experts. Even if you've never been here, if you've gone to a dentist in the state of Louisiana, chances are they were educated here. Currently this is the only dental school in the state...yeah I know Loyola used to have a Dental School but that ended in 1971. Here's your random fact about the location of these buildings: This space was used by the Department of Defense in WWII and so all the little roads on the campus used to be named Army, Navy, etc. The only one still being used today is Army Parkway. Google map it!