Affordable and competitive English school, which has 8 levels and one of the best TOEFL test…read morespecially Speaking & listening class. Pueden atender en español tambien, con Sr. Patrick. Profesional bilingual day care at a competitive price, they accept children since 18 months. Mine it is 3 now, he has been attending two months ago, half day some days per week, and he is so happy.

I took the PMP boot camp during the first week of December. Patti Layne was my instructor and while…read moreit's a very long week of learning, she was awesome at teaching the material. I see why it's called boot camp, I was drained at the end of each day. Patti provided several helpful study techniques and also showed us around the website and all its tools. I actually did not pick up my study material for over a month after camp. I started studying again about a week before the exam which I took in mid-January. While I don't recommend this approach (I'm a crammer!), it worked for me and I passed the PMP with flying colors. I would not have been able to grasp all the material on my own, at least not in the few weeks I put towards learning it. I'd actually say this boot camp over prepared me for the exam and I'm am gladly applying what I learned at work.

I took the PMP prep Course Jan 6-9 2020 as a refresher. I have had previous PMBOK knowledge but my…read moretest was already scheduled and I knew I wanted to try one of these classes. Patti Layne was a great instructor and was very easy to follow on the context, and the setting of the classroom was very comfortable. It is four days of learning at a fast pace but it was definitely worth it! I passed my PMP test on the first try! If you are even consideering taking this course, just do it! Well worth the time, money and effort!

I couldn't have asked for a better ACT course than the one offered at Testmasters. I took the…read moreWinter Break Cram Course, which crammed the entire regular course into two weeks of classes. In the class, I learned about new test-taking strategies, and I got a good review of all of the topics on the test. Most importantly, though, I got exposure to practice materials consistently throughout the course. I had to miss a few classes due to preexisting plans, and Testmasters was very flexible. They gave me access to the online course videos for the days that I missed so I could catch up on my own time. The teachers in the class were all really interesting, funny, and engaging. They knew my classmates and I were on vacation, so they put in a lot of effort to make the classes fun. Each day, lessons were filled with games and joke, but, even though we kept things casual and had a good time, the course was still super informative. (Testmasters also lightened the mood by bringing pizza or candy to each class, something they do for all of their courses.) Güs and Askari really stood out to me as excellent teachers. They knew their material well, and they kept class fun and exciting. For standardized testing, I believe that practice makes perfect, and I'm sure Testmasters would agree with me. Included with my course was Exam Club, a weekend service where you can go to a Testmasters location and take a practice ACT or SAT. Between the end of my course and when I took my ACT (February) I went to Exam Club every weekend possible. Each week, I saw my score go up a bit. I ended up getting a perfect 36 on the ACT thanks to Testmasters, and I would recommend their course to anyone looking for a standardized test prep program.

This was my first time looking into SAT preparation for my child, so naturally I had a lot of…read morequestions after reading information online. A friend recommended the Sugar Land location of TestMasters, so I submitted an inquiry through their website after reviewing the information they had posted. While their website provides a good overview, I wanted to better understand when my child should start the program and get more details about what their courses actually offer. Someone responded to my inquiry and asked me to call the office. Unfortunately, when I called, I felt that my questions were met with impatience, and I was repeatedly told to just read the website instead of having my questions answered. As a parent making an important decision about my child's education, I expected a more welcoming and informative conversation. The call left me feeling discouraged rather than supported, and it reduced my confidence in the level of customer service I could expect throughout the process. Even if the program itself is excellent, the initial communication is an important part of the experience, and unfortunately mine was disappointing.

The college application process and landscape have changed so much since I was a college applicant,…read moreI wanted to make sure my son would be prepared for the challenge. I had colleges in mind for my son but I needed a third party who is familiar with the process and have resources to elevate him as a strong candidate. I also needed someone to coach him so that I end up not being a "nag" essentially. I felt confident after interviewing and researching several college application counseling services that Ivy Scholars was the one. What I liked about Ivy Scholars was their bespoke approach to coaching the candidate. It was one on one which I truly loved - Not some group in a conference room discussing your child and giving vague ideas of how to build your candidacy. I felt Ivy Scholars focused on the individual candidate. Meeting with Sasha was great, instant confidence. I reviewed his team and they were all very professional and very qualified. It offered candidacy building, test prep, and essay and application help. Everything I was looking for. I had a lot of trepidation about spending money (it is expensive, they all are) on college applications but I felt it would help my son. I needed help as a parent. Well, it was well worth it. Actually I would say Ivy Scholars helped my son beyond what I expected. Daniel Schriever was my son's weekly coach and counselor. He was patient, thoughtful, and really talented. He took the time to learn my son's personality - strengths and weaknesses. My son was not the most organized - typical teenage boy. He worked with him and learned of his passions and interests and helped him get an internship that he loved. It fit right in with his interests. He helped him connect with a research mentor (Dr Len) and he was able to submit his research for publication. As for the college application process, well, my son, out of the blue, wanted to apply to the service academies. That is a whole another beast of a process. Daniel helped with 16 college applications and three service academy applications. The essays, the college app, coached him on military panel interviews as well as congressional nomination interviews. So now we have a problem - a good problem to have, we never expected. He got accepted to UT Austin early action as an out of state applicant. They had 140,000 applicants this year - 95% deferred, and only 10% is out of state. He is a national Air Force ROTC Scholarship recipient as well as Army ROTC Scholarship recipient. He received an appointment to the United States Military Academy (West Point) with three Congressional nominations. He also got accepted to 11 other colleges of which they are rewarding him with scholarships. Thank you Dr Daniel, Sasha, Dr Len and Team

The incredible team at Ivy Scholars understand top-tier college admissions with unparalleled…read moreexpertise. They were fully vested in helping me meet my collegiate goals. Jennifer, my mentor, provided invaluable insight, assistance, and encouragement. I am grateful and honored to have had the privilege of being in their pro bono program, Laurel Scholars, and getting to work with them. I recommend Ivy Scholars highly. Jennifer helped me make sure my personal statement articulated my journey well and was something that I was very proud of. She has been immensely supportive and by my side throughout the process--even after I submitted my applications and was waiting on decisions to be released, Jennifer checked in on me. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with her and believe her counsel guided me to my acceptances. The difficulty of finding my footing after an illness-induced break in my education put me at a disadvantage that I didn't know how to overcome. Sasha and Jennifer made sure that my future would not be lost in this gap. They offered me strategies to use my story as a nontraditional applicant to my benefit and genuinely made every effort to help me. I was accepted to and will be attending Columbia University this fall and could not be more enthusiastic about the next chapter in my story.

I've been at the school and I can't lie the school had been in ruins here and there but they have…read morebeen building a new building plus the food there is pretty pricy buts it's alright considering it's a private school.

This "school" don't care about the students. People starting…read morefake rumors about like for no reason. Ones I told a teacher about it they got mad at me even though someone was spreading rumors about me like what did I even do to you? I know this was like 4-6 months ago but I can't get over that fact that I never did anything to the person who spread the rumors about me. It really hurts me that people I did NOTHING to are spreading these rumors about me and my friends. I have screenshots and proof that I'm getting cyber bullied and harassed by someone because of the fake rumors. Y'all have made my school life miserable. I never did ANYTHING to y'all so homd. Y'all don't even know me or anything about me and already talking about me like you is something. Cuz I will fight all y'all this year I don't care no more

I have not touched math for over 10 years so it was nice for me to have a math tutor for the GRE,…read moreand I think Shahin knows her stuff and is a good teacher when you have her attention. With that being said, I am sad to say that my experience has not been the very best. It was hard for us to set up/ and confirm appointments because I work and she was busy (she had a baby a couple months ago, so I think that triggered a lot of it). But I had to do 6 hours with her because she said that was the minimum and we broke these up into a couple of sessions. I also live in Houston so it was a trek getting out there to Stafford, so I usually give myself an hour before our sessions to arrive early and prepare. Among these times, I don't think there was one time where she was on time, nevertheless early. I would soon learn to bring something to do in the parking lot or do her homework while waiting. During our sessions her phone would constantly be on, and she would be texting and taking up phone calls which was a bit distracting for me (given, I believe most were from her parents regarding her baby). And there were times where I noticed she was setting up future tutorials which made me wonder why she was not as quick to respond to my requests. There were also issues for me where before my session ends, kids would be coming in to ask her questions, asking her about this and that, sharpening their pencils in the machine, etc. so our session would end early, or I was eager to get of there and let her deal with her incoming students. I have since then taken Kaplan and compared the two styles regarding GRE math; Shahin will teach you the quickest method to solve algebraically, where Kaplan teaches you that not all problems need to be fully solved, but to assess the problem and try to come up with an answer. I preferred the latter (Kaplan), but in all honestly I think that's just a personal preference.

Shahin from the Study Dorm is Houston's best tutor. I haven't had a math class in over 8 years so…read morewhen I had to take the GRE and Executive Assessment for graduate school I knew I'd need extra help to prep! Shahin gave me so many tips and tricks and taught me how to decipher what these complex math questions were asking. I just got news that I was accepted into the Rice University MBA program and I can't be more thankful to Shahin for prepping me for these exams!

When I began studying for the PMP with Project Management Academy in Q4 2020, I didn't even know…read morewhat a work breakdown structure (WBS) was. I did the PMP course by Bill Holmes with Project Management Academy. Literally during class I got just about every question wrong - I was that person. Bill is hands down the best instructor for any courseware I've taken online or in-person. Even with me getting so many questions actively wrong in class from me being an extrovert - he never made me feel bad about it. Up until the hour before I took the exam I nervously asked him about calculations I was fuzzy about. He answered back immediately with two paragraphs of info on my question. I passed on the first try a month after the class ended. If you do what Bill says you need to do, have a solid background in project management (you'll need this 100% for the intuition necessary for the exam), use the Question & Answer feature on Project Management Academy's website (super helpful!!) and try to do this on a daily basis (sometimes I skipped a day and doubled up on the next day), try to test yourself once a week to assess your learning status with PMA's Practice test feature you get access to once you sign up for a course? No guarantees but I'd bet some money on that you'd pass the exam. That's what I did and I am not some brilliant person. I really hope - I can't find it - but I hope they have a PgMP course because I want to tackle that next!! I am so appreciative to PMA and Bill Holmes! I still am shocked I passed!! Thank you so much!

I would like to thank Stephen Hoogerwerf trainer for his support even after the training session…read morewas over. Anytime, I use to ping him with doubts he has promptly responded & clarified my doubts. Only for him I am giving 4 stars. Thank you Stephen.

I had a phenomenal LSAT testing experience here. Everything was smooth, organized, and clearly…read morecommunicated. The staff were very attentive and kind throughout. Darian, the site manager, was especially welcoming and helpful with questions!

I have taken 2 exams here over the past 6 years. The staff today were super helpful, supportive and…read morewelcoming. The process of signing in is easy and straightforward. The chairs however are outdated (look 40yrs old) with most of them almost completely peeled. The amount of money ppl pay to come test daily they need to get it together time for an overdue upgrade.