This is a beautiful well laid out campus of a very large university. We were visiting our…read moreGranddaughter who attends the School Of Veterinary Medicine. There is a huge botanical garden which is well worth a short visit.

Beautiful campus to see. The home of Peyton manning who still teaches at the university. Nathan's…read morestadium is very impressive.

We loved Mead Montessori. They encourage parent involvement and really follow the Montessori…read moremethods. They have parent education nights and really allow your child to foster independence. Our child learned so much in her years at Mead.

Dorm style rooms with two twin beds and a shower. Not large, but still comfortable. The cafeteria…read morehad a different selection each day, with a number of drink options and options for gluten free and vegetarian dietary restrictions. The workspaces were thoughtfully put together with sinks and power sockets. The staff were helpful and friendly.

I'm taking the Piecing and Dyeing community class at Arrowmont with Megan Koeppel. And I'm…read morethoroughly enjoying it! The textiles room is well-equipped, with all the equipment and supplies I could think to need and more! Megan is great! She brings her personal experience with natural dyeing and piecing, and a boatload of patience for our many, many questions. She also adapts her lesson plans to the interests of the group, and the strengths and weaknesses of the students in the group. I'm really pleased that Arrowmont had these community classes for those of us who can neither afford the time nor the prices for the national classes. Thank you, Arrowmont!

Saint Joseph is an amazing school. We were there for a little over 10 years with both of our…read morechildren . It was like a family for us . Highly recommend Saint Joseph

You can't find a better Catholic education anywhere. Great faculty and leadership. Great kids and…read morefamilies!

New Center Schools is an excellent school in a great neighborhood. We own Halle's Kitchen across…read morethe street and we see great teachers, kids and parents all the time. Very strong community oriented school and neighborhood. Thinking of moving to the area? We moved to the area in 2014 and we love it!

I'm an alumni of Kentucky Christian University (Kentucky Christian College when I went). When it…read morewas time for my son to go to college he decided to pursue ministry so we checked out KCU and eight other schools. Johnson BY FAR was the best deal in price. Although price isn't always the best way to shop for a university, it turns out Johnson University is not only the best price, but they have been and continue to be one of the leading ministry schools in the country. They've always been known as a premier school for developing preachers, youth ministers and missionaries. Unfortunately many "Christian" universities and colleges over the past decade have compromised, but Johnson has remained steadfast, which is what impressed us and our son and why he chose JU for his degree. The campus is beautiful, the faculty is highly acclaimed, the financial strength of the school is head and shoulders above most, and their scholarship opportunities are second to none. Johnson receives a lot of financial support from alumni and other people and organizations that believe in the quality of what they do. It is because of this that the cost to attend Johnson is so reasonable. 2017 marks their 125th anniversary and they're still going strong!

A great school with a mission to train and equip young men and women for vocational ministry…read more I am an alumnus and current staff member.

Amazing school! I have children in every level at this school and couldn't be more satisfied. The…read moreteachers work with each child to provide them an individualized education that goes beyond academic skills. There is such a feeling of collaboration between parents, teachers and my children. I am so excited that they are adding a High School program this fall!

We took a demo class here and it was so worth it. It was like going to a family friends house for…read moresome food and amazing conversation. The owners of this business are a wonderful husband/wife duo. The class size was small so you really got to know each other. We learned how to make buttermilk biscuits, bacon jam and pimento cheese. It was a fun experience and we even brought our 7yr old son which was fun. Next time we will be back taking an actual hands on course or for another demo. Well worth the time and money.

Our cooking class with Stephanie at Smoky Mountain Cooking School today was a blast! We chopped,…read moresauteed, measured, and whisked our way through making a yummy meal. Some of us were seasoned cooks and others were relative novices and we all enjoyed the experience. We ended the class by eating the delicious food we made and chatting with our cooking classmates (Hi Tina and Allison)! My two traveling companions and I agree this experience was a highlight of our trip to Pigeon Forge.

Do not do business with this company. I should have listened to the posts on the internet but I…read morethought I had a good relationship with my contact at the company. They have no idea when they will deliver their product. There is always a problem with a client or production. This has happened on two projects. They are unreliable, untrustworthy, unprofessional. As I said, do not do business with this company.

DO NOT GO HERE FOR CDL! Equipment is horrible, only had 3 working trucks with no AC in July heat…read moreand the surface of the moon would have been smoother. More than one student had to receive attention for heat exhaustion. Only one instructor for 17 students who will expect you to be a pro after the first explanation of anything. Thinks it's funny to yell "REACT" at you will you are trying to drive for the first time even though you won't get any 1 on 1 time or any explanation as to what REACT actually means, but it sure does conjure up some good ole laughs. You get 30 min for lunch, he takes an hour while you bake outside waiting. Accommodations are a joke and a health hazard as well. Black mold all in the air ducts, bacteria infested bathrooms. Dead bugs on the floor appliances that haven't been cleaned or maintained for years. They won't even provide toilet paper or trash bags even though they are making 3,200\mo off of students being housed there in a roach motel that wouldn't even qualify for Gov. housing! They actually have the nerve to call it a "Condo" so you don't even consider alternatives. Taylor the so called "director" who couldn't manage her way out of a wet paper sack will let you know just how much of a burden you are if you even think of complaining. The woman who conducts the drug test for the DOT has no business in a clinical setting. Who handles men's urine with no gloves and without washing her hands in between? Keep your eye on your containers cause she isn't going to. Not sure why they have to go to Orlando for testing. Your second container will be no good if there are any problems. Barry, mister athletic shorts and flip flops, school owner will coach you to lie on your DOT application making sure he is standing in the camera blind spot while doing so. "Don't tell the DOT anything about your health, even if it's true", "check NO on line 31 no matter what" cause elsewise I'll have to dismiss you and lose the $8,000 you represent. SHOP AROUND

Great group of people dedicated to helping drivers get their CDL without paying an arm and a leg in…read moresome crazy contract