I feel like I got scammed with Dr Kumar. He was supposed to help getting into medical school as a…read moreconsultant and paid him almost 30k and he didn't do a damn thing. I wish I had never gotten carried away by his talk which got me 30 k in the hole.

Aw man where do I even start? This place sucks and the director aka the Grinch Cheroyl who is…read moreextremely rude, harsh, and has no clue what she is doing and unorganized I think she is on drugs or something lol also as soon as you enter this place you need to literally hold your nose, place fucken stinks!. I use to work here for a short time (thank god) now currently working in an Art Studio in New York City as an abstract artist and doing way better since I left this place and not having to wearing a look alike Walmart shirt, I'm thankful for the awesome kids I had in my class and some of the cool crafts even if they made a mess and would run around, looking after them and being their aftercare teacher was great. Alright anyways the director who looks like that Principal from that movie Matilda, extremely unorganized, does not pay her staff on time, does not communicate well with the teachers, does not check the classes to see how they are doing and if the teachers need any support, hides in her office all day doing god knows what. Anyways for the young girls who want to work here, DO NOT PLEASE, there's better environments and places I'm writing this for your own good you don't want to be stuck there and get treated like shit and be taken advantage of cause your young and then BOOM your stuck there. Unless it's part time and you're in college I get it but for a living dude you will be miserable. I'm super lucky to get out of this place and I was scared cause I thought I wouldn't find another job but now I'm doing what I love which is making art and working in the City and Brooklyn in a Studio.

My teachers have been very caring and supportive and offered excellent feedback. They made me feel…read morelike I should continue learning and growing even when I was discouraged about my own ability.

Wow, I am shocked by how bad my class was (Memoir with Janelle D). My teacher ends the classes…read more10-15 minutes early. Instead of trying to engage the dialogue or teach us something interesting or more broad, it's like, "Welp, no one has any more questions, see ya!!!" ... and she only wries 1-3 ACTUAL sentences of critique on each person's piece. The rest is her cutting and pasting long swaths of your own writing. The discussion is pretty boring generally and her often reading VERBATIC what was already written in the assignment handout, or having someone read the assignment out loud. We were told me were not allowed to talk to each other in the platform about our peer feedback so there is absolutely no community or culture to the class - no vibes at all. She also said she would grade our submissions the day or after they came in but she was always late so you barely had time to digest your critique before moving onto the next assignment. We paid $400 dollars for 5 hours of instruction (that would be the total since she cuts class early) and a few sentences of critique on all of our pieces. It really feels like maybe these teachers - or maybe this one - are there just as their side hustle to make some extra cash. Totally nuts. Also, instructor Janelle said she has never taught memoir before and has never written memoir before. Well, why are you teaching it then????? What the hell! I had another teacher who there was much more engaged so I know they are not all bad. But nonetheless, there is no oversight on how each teacher is doing, so it's just an expensive crapshoot knowing if you'll get a quality teacher. WS marketing is strong in SF and NYC so maybe they stay in business by getting a bunch of newbies who don't know better. PS - Gotham which is rated MUCH higher and only costs $50 more offers 3 hours of instruction over 10 weeks - so 30 hours for memoir vs 6 hours of instruction at 1 hour over 6 weeks - TAKE THAT IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I joined the most recent NYC Lab and found the experience to be so rewarding. I've trained at other…read moreacting studios over the years and it was exciting for me to explore a different way of approaching material at GSS. I really felt activated and inspired after just two days! I'll be joining the ongoing class soon and I'm looking forward to furthering my work and building on this technique. Thank you to Graham, Brooks, and Alex for such a great weekend!

Totally love it here. Graham is amazing and also the teachers that work with him. I am learning new…read moreideas on approaching acting- even after being extensively trained. Highly recommend.

PYD does a pretty good job in offering what they do for an NPO…read more They did a super job in taking care of me while i was in NY for a couple of months. I'm an art major in college, so 'business' was a totally new concept, and PYD successfully taught me the fundamental principles very quickly. The PROS: They do teach you and give you amazing business opportunities that probably a normal company wouldn't. But what you gain also depends on how hard you work, or what you can make out of the experience. I have to mention that Mr.Leo is a super motivational speaker, and if you are also at loss in direction in NY, his speech will change you! I also find this program very useful if you come from a foreign country, or other states beside NY, simply if you are new to the whole "NY business mind". NY definitely has a unique dynamic like no other, and even just in the way you socialize with people seem different. In that sense, PYD has taught me very valuable and interesting ways to look at things in terms of business. You can also meet other ambitious people here, and the friendships I made here personally were very valuable. I think this comes from the fact that they are a very small school, and everyone quickly starts feeling as if they were all part of a family. I found out later that some people that attend PYD regularly, are in very high positions of big cooperates that I would never even find the chance to talk to in normal life. Yes, for some reason PYD does attract these people to come even while they have amazing careers. Never under-estimate who might be sitting in with you at a meeting while your interning for them! The CONS: Because the school is so small, the dynamics of this school really depends on the people that attend PYD at the time. It does tend to get frustrating when people don't speak up, or meetings don't seem productive. This all depends on if the students/interns there are just there to fulfill their resume as "internship", or if they really want to learn. You also have to understand that this is a learning process for everyone, so at times it's struggling to cope with different levels of 'professionalism' s until they all get to the high standards. You can slack but they DO make you work HARD! So sometimes you will feel pressured and worn out, doubting if this is what you really want. No pain, no gain, right? Overall, I think PYD definitely teaches you a lot and makes you feel rewarded for what you do.

I regret about taking education here. I wasted my money for…read moreeducation fee. There is no gain.

I was looking for a math tutor to prepare for the GREs. I had not done math in over 10 years and,…read morecoming from the arts, the math I did do was very basic. I am so grateful to have found Brian and to have had numerous intensive lessons with him before the exam. I have been teaching for a long time myself, and I can say first hand that Brian is an amazing teacher. Not only was he attentive to my specific mathematical needs, I could also tell he was very invested in wanting me to do well. Brian never made me feel like anything was too difficult or unattainable. He explained all my questions in depth and was always very concerned with making sure I understood everything. Even if that meant going over it again...and again. Brian helped me make diagrams for a statistics research project I was working on as part of my degree in Psychology. I was later asked to present that project at a honors convention my college was hosting. I am sure that his elaborate graphs/diagrams and extensive knowledge in statistics which he imparted contributed to that. If you are looking for a knowledgeable, fluent in every math concept known to man, enthusiastic, patient, efficient, eloquent and kind tutor--look no further. Brian was so instrumental to my success on the GREs and in boosting my confidence. I never thought I would be able to comprehend half the concepts I did. I strongly recommend Elite Ivy Tutors and Brian if you are looking to invest in a tutor. I can't imagine anyone doing a better job.

I heard about Brian through a friend of a friend, so I decided to give him a try for my daughter…read morewho is studying for the SAT. Our first session was free, so I figured why not? She's very picky about things but I figured it couldn't hurt. Fast-forward three months later, and she improved 450 points on her test score and her confidence is through the roof. Worth every penny.

I'm currently taking the Dale Carnegie course in Hauppague, NY, but the course is the same…read moreregardless of where you take it. I'll be finishing up the class this week. Basically, it's a 12 week course that focuses on Dale Carnegie's principles to better your relationships with other people, to speak well and to become a leader. Dale has written these two books: "How to Win Friends and Influence People" and "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living". This course is based upon principles in these two books. Reading these books is helpful, but the course really cements these principles in your brain. I've really bonded with the 14 other people in the class. I will truly miss them after next week when the course is over. My instructor made me really look forward to my 3 hour class on Wednesday nights, even though I had worked an full day and really would have wanted to go home. I can't recommend this course enough to everyone. Over the course of the last 12 weeks, I have been able to get over my fear of speaking in front of people. I have become more clear when discussing concepts and not as nervous as I would have normally been. My relationships with my coworkers and my friends has improved a lot.

Best place to take all your DOB required site safety training and OSHA classes. Great staff,…read moreinstructors and facilities. I have taken several classes here and will go back when need more certificates. Parking is very easy at this location too.

The online class's Instructor is very good and proffesional. Always on time and He make sure that…read more everybody in the class unserstood the topic before moving forward. The Employees in their office are very kind and accomodating.

Amid the craziness of the real estate market, Signature real estate school is the place to be if…read moreyou want results. Passed the exam from the first try after completing the course with Tina and Charlie. Their passion and dedication is the key to success. You will feel it from the moment the course starts and the support will continue until the end. The School you want to attend!!!