I took organic chemistry I and II here. Dr. Whaley was a great professor. So was Dr. Frank Yeh…read more There was another professor, but I can't remember his name. They all did a great job.

Went for a professional development. The speakers from the university made us feel welcomed . They…read moreoffer great programs at a reasonable cost for college.

I was interesting in online programs for a graduate degree and checked out Strayer for kicks…read more Basically, they've been doing their thing for 115 years, which surprised me, as I'd never heard of them. However, they offer many different graduate programs, and you only need a 2.75 your junior and senior year of your undergrad to get in, so, those of you who struggled, take heed. They also have a very large catalog of undergraduate offerings, a helpful financial aid support system, and a nice, clean campus with some educators who have obtained their Master's degrees. It's worth looking into if you're not concerned about school ranking and need some flexibility.

As an Army Veteran, their staff has been very helpful and have ensured my path to success is…read moreclearly understood. The online courses are intuitive, insightful, easily navigated. I did some research and though this is a for profit school, they have been making headway for Veterans looking to complete their education in a timely manner. My success coach regularly checks in and I correspond regularly, it just takes the student to be involved.

It's the best college in Memphis!! Go Tigers GO!!!! The environment and the amount of diversity is…read morevery warm and welcoming!

This campus is beautiful and continue to uphold it's credibility in the city of Memphis. The…read moreprofessor's are knowledgeable and always willing to support community efforts. The campus is easy to navigate through IF you are given thorough directions. I mostly park in the garage. There is a fee, but sometimes it is waved if the meeting is requested by U of M. Cool school!

Great satellite campus for students. I've had the pleasure of visiting several times for Field…read moreSupervisor trainings. Nice, modern decor. Ample parking and easy to navigate

Beautiful campus. Architecture well planned, all buildings have same exterior so looks stunning…read more Many patrol cars around the area.

I was exchange student here for a year 2022-2023. People here are amazing and I've met lots of…read morefriends here. Campus is beautiful from the outside, but mh biggest concerns are the dorms. Some buildings are super old. I lived in West Village, Townsend and Stewart Halls. In the first one I needed to live with 5 other people, who were not carying about others space. Then moved to Townsend and got problems with big cockroaches in my room. Even though I kept it clean, cockroaches appeared out of nowhere and I was super scared of them, so I needed to sleep in common room for 2 days, because Pest Control works onky Monday and Thursday at mornings and nobody else could help me. I changed my dorm to Stewart and the room is finally good. Spacious, big windows and lot sof sunlight, but I saw cockroaches again in the corridor. I don't know what's the problem here with them, but I find then super annoying and scary. Other than that, in the breaks I, as an exchange student stayed on campus during most of the breaks and the fact that they ban meal plans during the breaks is still a question. You basically need to pay additional price in order for them to work. I don't know how it's dor US students, but beside awesome people, I find this place wearing pink glasses and ignoring problems that people have.

Great Montessori school with a wonderful staff. The school and campus continues to evolve in a…read morepositive way to further the Montessori way of teaching through exploration and guided independent learning. Could not be happier with the education, support and development my daughter receives every day.

Many schools and programs across the United States include "Montessori" in their name; however, the…read moregenuine Montessori philosophy/method is not a daily practice. It is not always interwoven throughout the child's day while at school. For Lamplighter Montessori School, the term "Montessori" most certainly applies in philosophy and in practice. Lamplighter provides a learning environment which is actually a learning community of staff members with diverse backgrounds and experiences as well as a diverse student population. The staff embraces each student as an individual and understands child development involves multi-intelligence parameters, not just a grade level. The leadership of Lamplighter is dynamic and continuously seeks avenues and ideas to improve the school and campus to excite teaching and facilitate learning involving the whole child. If you are looking for a learning environment during an age of creating test score learners that will encourage your child(ren) to become independent and explorative learners, consider contacting Lamplighter Montessori School. Our family continues to appreciate yearly school improvements and a dedication to our children as individuals as well as academic and life learners.

My son enrolled in Vatterott College in Memphis, TN for their CDL program. He had a very bad…read moreexperience with Vatterott. At first, he was told that the class started the end of March. So my son got his DOT physical, he passed his drug test, he passed his background check and got approved for the money though WIA. As the time for class approached, he was told it was being postponed until the end of April. Then it was postponed till the end of May. As the May class approached, he was then told the class was postponed until the end of June. He called every week in June to confirm that class was still firm. The Friday before he talked to them and was told, that yes, class would be starting Monday. On Saturday he got an email saying the class was postponed AGAIN!!!!! This time, I even called and they couldn't give me a reason why, just the the instructor couldn't teach on Monday. They weren't sure when it would be starting or even if it would start. I asked for the campus director to return my call but, of course, he never called. I emailed them with no response. My son did eventually get into another CDL school but it took some time and he had to pay for another drug test and background check. This was money he did not have. I would never recommend Vatterot college for anything. This was so unprofessional. If you can't start your class on time, then you just shouldn't offer that class at all. I would never recommend this school to anyone!!!!!! Suzanne

If you're not worried about what tier your college ranks, this college offers classes that give you…read morethe skills to go directly into some IT, medical billing, or food industry jobs. It's not your typical college with one large campus -- there are two locations in Memphis, as well as a connection with a culinary program in Memphis to get you the skills needed to work in the food industry. They offer financial aid and help the student to develop resume-writing skills as well.

June 2, 2025 There's an office worker name is…read more Ms. Sherneka she's extremely helpful always follow through very professional she needs a raise, she treats everyone like a human. I brought my kid inside the college to complete my paper work , nothing but kindness. Thank Concord College for an really caring employee, she deserve her flowers...a little effort goes a long way. Sherneka deserve 5 stars..

If I could give no stars I would! I highly recommend you find another school if you can. Concorde…read morecredits doesn't transfer and it makes sense because they would have a lot of students transferring to other schools me being one. I was in the Respiratory Therapist program. It was very unorganized. The class was oversized 35 plus students. It was students who took this class three times. You had 30 minutes to an hour in lab. With testing over it the next morning. The program director changing grades to move certain students on to meet her quota. Term 3 is set up for you fail. They have limited spots for clinical and have double the students in the classes. They add and take away points to your grade throughout the term. They talk to you as if you a child instead of an adult paying tuition to pay their salaries. MEMPHIS CAMPUS IS MONEY HUNGRY! Also the President of the campus doesn't return calls. By far the WORST experience ever.