Last year my son went to idTech Camps for the first time. He went for two weeks, taking game design…read morecourses. My son loved the camp. He learned a lot and really liked being around other kids who are passionate about technology. The staff to student ratio is great, so kids get the help and direction they need. The facilities are good, allowing each camper to access the equipment he needs. It's a pricey camp, but worth every dollar. My son is going back this summer.

My now 14-year-old son has attended ID Tech Camps for the past three years. The first year he did…read moreit as a day camper and the second two he had the full experience of the overnight camp. What a tremendous experience. This has given him an opportunity to be around like-minded kids and not only have an educational experience, but a social one as well. As much as he enjoys hanging out with the other campers, he's a huge fan of the instructors too and truly looks up to them. Based on his comments and what I've seen when dropping him off and picking him up, the instructors relate well to the campers. That's a huge plus. As a parent, my expectations for what he gets out of the camp are realistic and have been met every year. I don't expect my son to walk out of there an expert in whatever course he took that week. As long as he had fun, was challenged and inspired, and made some friends if even for a week, it was a worthwhile experience. He's already looking forward to doing it again this year.

Location: easy to find, right off of Rt. 1. Once you get to the general professional center, look…read morefor the parking garage and round-about near the hotel and its just around the corner. There are (small) signs too. 2nd floor: elevator and it's right there. Testing Center: Doors at 7:30am so prepare to arrive at ~7:20am. Not much traffic on Rt. 1 at that time so you should be fine. Great, friendly, efficient staff. Lockers are relatively spacious (square). Bathrooms are inside the actual center, through a separate door (not the entrance), so timing is of no concern. The actual testing room is decently cold, light sweater/pants will be fine. Clean and quite environment (no traffic sounds, staff are quite, etc.). Computers work well. To eat, there are no tables so you have to eat while sitting on chairs (in case someone wants to bring a full 3 course spread...). There is a water tank with plastic cups to use. If taking the MCAT, you will have time during your 2, 10 minute breaks to eat a quick snack, use the bathroom, and get signed in as everything is quick and nearby (don't take your time, but no need to stress about time). More than enough time for the 30 minutes. Do walk around the sign in room and take a look at some of the interesting artwork on the walls! Helps get your mind in the right place and the systemic circulation going. Good luck!

My experience was amazing. The examiners were super friendly. Gave proper instructions and allowed…read morenecessary breaks so that I could calm my nerves.

Generally well-informed staff, professional-looking tutoring center, and quality services…read more Definitely trumps Princeton Review or Kaplan.

Great staff very professional Great prices. great place to send your children to summer camp and…read moreaftercare and before care.

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