1. The university is real good at whining and dining and impressing potential students they put on…read morea great show. They show you the newest dorms and tell you that your kids gonna be in them, but they'll end up in the oldest.. 2. The school will tell you how safe their campus is with hundreds of cameras everywhere keeping them safe and protected. But when your daughter gets assaulted in the quad suddenly there's no footage of the assault and the star athlete that attacked her has zero consequences and the police reports disappear and they try to make it all go away and pretend that it didn't happen. this all happened years ago, but my daughter still has physical and mental trauma, including severe migraine. It'll probably last her the rest of her life and the university could care less the way we were treated was disgusting. we are reminded every day of the injustice that occurred on this campus when we see our daughter in pain almost a decade later. stay away from this corrupt institution

A lot newer than the Fairfax campus.. they are also building a new auditorium type thing (similiar…read moreto the Patriot Center).. you can see it from the road.. it's HUGE (or look online at the map of GMU). This campus is cleaner, nicer. But it is smaller, and is often quiet and deserted on weekends. The library is usually empty on weekends. It's a good place to study. There's no public parking.. only temporary parking.. if you're gonna be there more than 1 or 2 hours.. you have to pay.

Catered to the working adult: Strayer's programs offer the…read moreflexibility to work around your busy life. Limitations to onsite learning: Due to my changing work schedule at the time, attending classes this way was impossible. The remedy? Online classes. Motivation: If the cost of tuition/books don't inspire you to learn/maintain good grades, I don't know what will. Learning keeps you young: Whether you're 21 or 81 and want to take classes, you should give Strayer University some serious thought.

Very helpful and knowledgeable office staff who will bend over backwards to help you. Great…read moreteaching staff who make classes fun and enjoyable. This location is very clean with ample free parking. They are always asking for feedback from students on how they can improve on all aspects of the school.

This school is terrible there are fights every week witch is harmful for the students and students…read morecould get seriously injured their staff is also not helpful whatsoever and there are threats being made like people saying I'm gonna beat your ass witch is unacceptable behavior from these students and also their a high rate of bullying in the school about people's insecurities it is just a shame for this school

My son attended school for 3 years. Fresh from moving overseas to the area. I can't say enough good…read morethings about this school and teachers. I appreciate all your hard work, always involving the kids to do activities and get better at school. Thank you Mr Beemer!! and all teachers that were part of my son's journey and for all the "bad" reviews... remember WE as parents we have a big responsibility at home to support our teachers in the school system. School is not a daycare. is a place to go learn, grow and be better. Education starts at home...

After attending both the 2016 summer SAT program and the extended winter SAT program, I can firmly…read moresay that Elite Prep truly does help students to grow beyond their known limits. I have personally improved my SAT score and SAT Mathematics II test score by over 250 points: A feat that I could only accomplish through Elite Prep's instructors and curriculum. After attending other SAT prep academies, I found that many tend to cram hundreds of SAT vocabulary words and assign a ridiculous number of pages to students. By the end of these programs, students, including myself, cannot remember a single piece of valuable information. Elite Prep, on the other hand, thoroughly goes over each and every page of its books and assigns an appropriate number of vocab words, making sure that every single student understands concepts and solutions to complicated problems. I found that Elite Prep also tends to be fairly strict in preserving an atmosphere of comfortable and kind learning: an atmosphere where students speak up to learn from mistakes rather than staying quiet for the fear of embarrassment (an environment found in many other SAT prep academies). Overall, I would definitely recommend Elite Prep for anyone looking for that just right SAT prep class. p.s. There happens to be a deli right underneath Elite Prep where students can buy lunches or small snacks. This works well for students who don't happen to have packed lunches.

It is a great place for all students to gain a real advantage for the SAT. During my time there…read moreover the summer, I realized that the program was very organized and had a clear plan to allow us to achieve our SAT goals. However, it is not a magical system. In order to truly improve the SAT score, it takes dedication. Honestly if you just stick with the plan throughly, your score will improve by a lot even though it may be challenging. The teachers there are very helpful and they will challenge you to always do your best. I also enrolled in their College Admissions Counseling, and I truly believe it was the reason I could successfully apply to all my colleges diligently and accurately. The advice and assistance given is crucial for not only writing essays, but submission timing, interviews, and pretty much anything that correlated with applying to college. They will help you throughout the entire process and it really is a great program so you should take advantage of it.

Great help for your technical and printing needs. Check with them before you pay for posters or…read morebig signs! They also loan out public portable speakers/microphones for big events.

The GMU campus in Arlington houses the Schar School of Policy and Government, the School of…read moreBusiness, the Antonin Scalia Law School, and the Carter School of Conflict Resolution. It's located about halfway between the Virginia Square metro station and the Clarendon metro station. If you enter the main building (VanMetre - formerly called Founders Hall), the lobby has an Au Bon Pain and restrooms toward the back. The campus is in the process of developing a new School of Computing, which will have a new state-of-the-art building in 2023 or 2024 right next to VanMetre.

There are lots of bushes on this campus. And GMU is such a Republican school, I'm surprised they…read moredidn't use that as an excuse to rename it George Bush University. But GBU sounds a lot like GBH (Grievous Bodily Harm). Which I don't think ever happened to me here. Did I mention this was my University for 3 years of my life? I know this campus like the back of my hand. I met John Kerry here, we saw Obama here, we went all the way to the Final Four against all odds. We ate the crap food on a daily basis. I slept with so many girls and a few boys and a few I'm not sure of. I lived on campus, near campus and then off campus. It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. It was a waste of time. The University scores 5 except that they never gave me my diploma. Ever. Because I owed for a parking ticket that I never actually got... ever. I disputed it, it was never resolved, so I never got my diploma. They should be ashamed, really. I'm not paying for a parking ticket I didn't get. The professors - mostly - are 5-star rated. Except for the ones that aren't. The gorgeous campus is a 10 out of 5. Secluded and perfect. It's expanded a lot lately unfortunately but it's still lovely. I could go on all day about this place but my stomach feels engeorged, I must be hungry. I'm going down and mason myself some breakfast.

Could hear all the commotion from my house. Decided to check it out since I wasn't working today…read more It was the first time I had ever set foot on the school grounds. The people were cheerful despite the look of the weather. Everyone that took part in the kids race looked happy and excited. Although I did not take part in the race this time, I am thinking about going it next year. The overall feeling of doing something heathly and fun, are two things not to ignore.

My son is a student here. The school offers traditional, comprehensive AP rigor for the ambitious…read moreand able, while also addresses the needs of students at all levels. All this, provided in a uniquely warm, family-like atmosphere that is rare in public high schools. As one of the smallest high schools in Fairfax County, the teacher-student ratio is excellent. Also, the international atmosphere of the school also stands out, providing an accurate reflection of Northern VA. He's been happy there. And with the emergence of the Mosaic district close-by, Falls Church high school is poised for an even greater future.

If your looking to further your career this is definitely the school to go to Ms Ellen is a great…read moreinstructor and so Helpful in helping you conquer your goals I will definitely be signing up to take more classes

A big shout out to the admin/educators at Excel Health Institute. Thanks to the dedication and…read moresupport from Ms. Ellen (primary teacher), I passed my Virginia CNA skills and written exam on the first attempt. The videos starring Ms. Ellen are super helpful. After watching these videos, studying the provided materials along with doing the required hands-on practicum/internship, I passed the Virginia CNA 2 parts exam without any sweats. I strongly recommend Excel Health Institute as the best place to enroll for CNA related training requirements in the Northern Virginia area.