I interviewed and hired April for tutoring my daughter. After 2 meetings with my daughter ( a…read moretotal of 2 hours), I was given a bill for $278 for various items never discussed such as assessments, background work, mileage etc. When I questioned the bill, I was threatened with being turned over to a collection agency. While I think she may connect well with children, beware of being overcharged. I terminated the position immediately.

I have some doubts about this YMCA having serious racial discrimination. I'm a YMCA member, with…read moreautomatic monthly deductions, but I rarely attend YMCA events. On August 11th, a classmate of my younger son invited him to play at the YMCA. So, despite heavy rain, we went to this YMCA. However, when we tried to swipe my membership card for entry, we were informed that my card had expired last month and were asked to leave and reapply for membership. Seeing my child's disappointed expression, I asked the staff if it's possible to renew the membership now since it's set up for automatic deductions. They could deduct the payment now. The staff coldly replied: "No!" They demanded that we go home and reapply by filling out forms. I attempted to negotiate, saying: "We came a long way in the rain, can I fill the form now and could you please update my membership card now?" The response remained indifferent: "No! You must fill out a new application. It's our policy.." Can I read your policy? I asked. No! I don't have it...... I asked, "Could you please have your manager check if it's possible to update it now?" The reply was, "I am the manager," and proudly showed me his name tag: Max! I'm not sure if this is the YMCA's policy or discrimination against me as an Asian? Membership expiration wasn't communicated, and the renewal process is so troublesome! Being treated this way as a YMCA member, humiliated in front of my child, has left me heartbroken!

I am impressed with the workout equipment that is here and how new most of the equipment is. We…read morealso use the pools a large amount for our kids. There is a free 2 hour drop-in center to bring the kids as I work our or just get some work done in the lobby. The locker rooms (family one) could use some updating and repairs. The shower rooms are also a bit small but we are able to make due. Parking lot also needs some repair. All in all, it's a good place.

Moorhead State is where Gayle "Matriculated" and graduated with a degree in Communications. That…read morewas ~40 years ago and this is what she remembers most: - Receiving a solid education that resulted in a strong and successful professional career. - Meeting who turned out to be a lifelong friend. Hi Meg! - Connecting with her North Dakota Kelly cousins What was my first-hand experience here? - Walking hand-in-hand with Gayle as she showed me her school. It's a pretty (albeit small) campus and one of 3 in the greater Fargo area. The others are Concordia on the Morehead Side, and North Dakota State University on the Fargo end. We walked through the Communications/Journalism part of one of the buildings, strolled past the dorms she lived in, and toured the Union and the Library. She really enjoyed it, as did I. Plus I had the opportunity to hear of few stories. - Purchasing a Morehead State, complete with a school logo. Go Dragons!

A great, affordable education. The campus culture is super friendly and there are plenty of…read moreresources for students. They even offer summer and online classes. The professors I've had are helpful, engaging, and understanding. Your student ID can be used as a free, unlimited bus pass!