This place ( i dont want to call it "school") is terrible. It is rundown, dirty, and sketchy. If…read moreyou ask them questions, they will screaming and yelling at you like there's no tomorrow. The old man who name is HUYNH ANH and the old lady who name is RUTH are very rude and crazy. Please beware of these two wild creatures. That old man loves your money. After you gave him the tuition money, he will ignore you and yell at you for no reason. That old lady will act like she knows everything and thinks that you are stupid coming here begging her for help. PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!

I got my license four years ago after going here I absolutely loved my experience you get what you…read morepay for this is usually intended just to pass your state board (I learned in the salon)

I should have wrote this a long time ago. But it's exceptionally true to my nature to be "better…read morelate than never". So on my 1 year anniversary of graduating from Mansfield, here it goes... I started my journey with Mansfield when I was 17 years old. I graduated when I was 34. To no fault but that of my own. Life throws curve balls, and I was hit with many. Janice and the staff at Mansfield NEVER gave up on me. I am eternally grateful for their constant support and encouragement to finish the program. I was not an easy student. With the years of experience the staff here has, they had the ability to work with me and help me achieve my dreams. I would highly recommend this school to anyone looking for education in cosmetology, especially passing your boards. Cosmetology school is designed for just that, and this is Mansfield's mission. Thank you Janice and Karen for sticking by my side and never giving up on me.

Simply calling to obtain services is an ordeal. OK, I called to get their website address so I…read morecould check their prices and schedule....and was told that they are still working on it!?!? All right, next I asked about their hours; they are as follows: MTW 10-11 a.m., Thurs/F 9-11 a.m., M/F 1-2:30 p.m., M/Thurs 5-7 p.m. Got it? I was almost afraid to ask the next question: Do you braid, twist, or work on natural non-caucasian hair? The "instructor" almost choked. She responded that Mansfield is a "basic" beauty school.....uhhh yeah, and so what exactly does that mean? While she was stuttering I ended her misery and told her that she had answered my question and that I'd pass on the information she'd so eloquently provided regarding their "limited technological prowess, hours, and cosmetology options" to my acqaintances, friends, and family.

This pic was of me 2 months ago. Went back for a bang trim yesterday, explained that I wanted them…read morejust above the eyebrows, natural, and showed him the picture right after James cut. Student sprayed them, grabbed the scissors and in one fell swoop cut OFF my bangs!! Two inches ABOVE the eyebrows - I look like a fool. It will take until November for my bangs to grow back. The manager came over and tried to "fix" it, and the student apologized, but the hair had already been cut off. It looks like a child who played "hairdresser" with a friend and it went left. Never going back again. If only he had had the manager do the bang trim, or did it a little at a time. My boyfriend laughed that they "butchered" me.

Arrived today at 10AM. We registered on our own as the student barber in the reception could not be…read morebothered. The student Josh was just chatting with another person without attending to the customers. At 10:15AM, a customer who was after me in the list got called first. At 10:25AM, I followed-up who would attend to me. The Instructor Sandra condescendingly told me that if I can't wait then I could go. As an instructor, she is not teaching the student barbers the proper professionalism. She was very unprofessional and rude unlike the other male instructors who instill discipline to the students. She thinks that a business will survive if customers are pushed away. Josh was rude in calling me up next. Yet, Sandra thinks that is an acceptable behavior. The school should think if it is in their best inters to keep an instructor like that or to have customers walk away. When I left, the queue was getting long because Josh was practically sitting without coordinating the students. I guess he felt that he didn't need to do much because he arrogantly said that he was graduating. Good! Then he would know that his business or employment would fail with such a poor customer service skills. Who would like a newbie barber who is a prick and thinks he is above customers. He would learn a good lesson that the customers pay his earnings. You don't earn WITHOUT customers!

I had read the comments about the services and the low stars are not the students fault. It is a…read moreschool and they are all still learning so you cannot expect the same results from them as a hairdressing from Newburyport street with 10+yrs of experience. You may get someone who's done 56 hair cuts or it might be their very first on a real person. Be patient and understanding. My review is for the schooling it self. The instructors put it a lot of effort but it was diminished but the management and owner. Many students I went to school there with were not able to find employment because of the school's reputation. Do not go here unless you already have connections to get a stable placement. Also for future students: salons do not want someone who only knows the basics, which is what they firmly stood by when I went there. We were reprimanded for trying anything else/extra. Put in the effort for learning more regularly used techniques OUTSIDE of the school and tell no one.

Ah Harvard...the university that will send any parent, hiring manager, etc, into a orgasmic frenzy…read moreonce they find out you're a student or alum of this renowned institution. I visited as a tourist while exploring Boston before heading to Providence, where I'm a Master's student at a fellow Ivy League. Harvard's campus is very beautiful, the quintessential blue print of a prestigious New England campus. It was worthwhile to walk around and explore the area.

It was a good visiting experience. Walking tour of the university. Didn't stay for the arts…read morefestival. They weren't open at the time and didn't want to wait.

For me, I think that GEOS is a good school. The staff and teachers do a good job as well. I made…read morefriends who are from different countries. The school has field trips one time per month, but they don't have many outside activities. I've taken 3 classes such as listening, grammar, and speaking. It's useful. In a nutshell this is a good school I think.

I chose the TOEFL course at GEOS. Not very helpful at all. I could have done everything that they…read moredid at home. Did not get very significant feedback from the instructor. Also was overcharged for the TOEFL book at the beginning (double the price at Amazon)!

Beautiful school, great activities, perfectly located, everything around so great, classes are so…read moreinteractive and joyfyl, wonderful staff members!

My daughter has enjoyed her voice lessons very much. She has learned so much in a short time. The…read morestaff is friendly and informative. I would choose this school time and again due to their outstanding quality. They are fairly priced and you get so much more than just music you get professionals and a musical education that your child will carry with them forever. ​

Although I might be an outlier, this is worth sharing. My son is young and I have been looking to…read moreengage him in music immediately as activity centers began to open up. I wanted to secure private lessons and his school seemed perfect, offering 20 min privates. I was "yes'd" during the orientation process and explicitly said that I was not interested in anything zoom related or group. Simply targeting 20 min privates and happy to pay. My payment info was taken from me and we attended two group lessons after the main instructor conducted an evaluation on zoom (even though i was told this would be in person) and insisted that my son should be in group. Group was fine- we didn't get much out of this. Following Xmas break, i reviewed my banking statement and saw that i had 2 109 dollar charges in one month (we went to the school twice for 20 min group lessons). Solid mark up! I disputed the charges and had a conversation with the director of the school where she told me that i would not be charged until we re-review my son and find a private option that's not zoom. Since the school went to zoom lessons and because my son is young and won't get much from zoom sessions, we opted to wait out the "covid season." Just saw that I was charged 109 dollars again.. so that's $350 dollars for 2 20 min group music sessions. Lesson learned on my end.. pay as you go is the only option moving forward. I have since disputed all charges with my bank and will re-visit at home privates down the line. I am sure this is a wonderful school for kids who are older and engaged in music but my personal experience as a parent requesting a simple private and consistent unauthorized charges was not ideal .