The campus is beautiful and relatively small. If you're going for a walk around there, bring…read moresneakers because they have quite a few hills! They also have a few gardens located on the campus.

I transferred to Hiram from The University of Akron in the summer of 2012 and don't think I've ever…read moremade a better decision in my life. The Weekend College (WEC) at Hiram is a fantastic program for working adults that has courses every other weekend for 7 weekends and then a 3 week session for three Saturdays in a row. They have a broad range of degree programs available for the WEC students, including the all-important business programs. The administration of the WEC is really what makes the program phenomenal. I don't feel like I'm trying to figure out a foreign language when I'm registering for classes, and the advisors ACTUALLY advise about the courses you need to take. Even better, unlike my previous college, I'm not getting assigned to a new advisor several times a semester. To be perfectly honest, on my first visit to Hiram before I had enrolled, I was in tears (of joy). No one in the university setting in administration has EVER taken the time to get to know me, much less was interested in HELPING me accomplish my educational goals. I was floored and felt at home from the first day I set foot in the WEC office. I'm an Accounting and Financial Management major, so most of my experience with the courses there are within that program. I have taken several courses outside of my major (Gen.Ed requirements) and all of them have been phenomenal. The professors are responsive and interested in furthering your career, not just teaching a class every other weekend. I have had two professors that I don't particularly care for, but everyone else seemed happy with them. The exceptionally nice part is that you're in small classes with fellow students who actually care about their education, and they are actually interested in getting to know one another. Because most of us are working adults, class discussions are actually valuable since their experiences aren't limited to frat parties and their waitressing jobs. One of the options you have as a WEC student is to stay in Gray Hall on the weekends that you're in class. This is great, especially for people like me who live 40ish miles away. I stay on Friday and Saturday nights usually (getting up at 6am on a Saturday and then driving an hour for my first class in the morning is NOT appealing). The dorms are....well, they're dorms. The beds are kinda terrible and the decor is definitely lacking, but considering that it saves me 80 miles of driving on college weekends, I'm definitely glad that it's an option. Most people in the dorm are fairly respectful of the noise level, but the traditional college students can get quite noisy. Thankfully, they tend to drop the noise level by around 11pm, so it's not too bad. Plus, a fan for 'white noise' makes sleeping through their fun easy.

This school has the best nursing program! I am extremely thankful for how amazing the teachers and…read morestaff are. The teachers actually care about you and want you to succeed! They have made my education 100% better in so many ways, I highly recommend Herzing University.

Great school! Great nursing instructors who care!read more

The school is good, and has a very good basketball team (they beat my son's team)…read more Unfortuntately, one of their assistant coaches is a nimrod because he kept the door open to the bathrooms hallway. The malodorous smell wafts out to the basketball gym floor, and players are hit with the smell before they shoot their jump shot. The odor is enough to miss the shot. I don't know why the dude wanted to open the door. The nimrod just thought he was doing something, but he was being a nugget

I really enjoyed my four years at ST. Peter Chanel High School. To this day, I still remember the…read moreFirebird Fight Song (and it has been a while!!). There were several reasons why I chose Chanel: 1. The uniforms were not too bad and we were given some options to "mix things up a bit" 2 Small class sizes (as compared to local public schools and other larger Catholic Schools) 3 Nice community feel amongst the teachers, administrators, and students 4. Yes, it is a Catholic High School, but it did not feel "too churchy" and we Incorporated a lot of general philosophy concepts in our religion courses 5. Good theatre program 6. Good sports program (for boys and girls) 7. Good opportunities for community service and improving the lives of others through volunteering 8. They offered a tuition payment plan that was manageable for my family I really have great memories of high school. I think this is in large part due to my choosing Chanel.

Love the KSU campus. Lots of green space. I can't really complain about anything but parking, but…read morewhat college campus has good parking??

Best university in the whole world. The whole package. Known for the May 4th 1970 shooting, there…read moreis so much more to this fantastic university. We have a President who truly cares about the students and staff (talking about Dr. Warren, not certainly not Dr. Lefton). Our sports suck, but who cares, if you want to live vicariously like that go waste your money at OSU. The grounds are in top shape, buildings (aside from the sciences buildings which they are working on) are in stellar condition, food is outrageously expensive but that is college, and the residence halls are the best I have ever seen. I lived in Centennial Court F and C and both were amazing. It is truly the best kept secrete of Ohio. I am a doctoral student here in Neuroscience and it was my number one choice. I turned down other schools, some were very prestigious. You just cannot beat the soul of being a Flash

I recently attended school here and the school itself is nice. They have great facilities. The…read moreinstructors were friendly. The issue comes from the curriculum. This school is not designed for anyone suffering from social anxiety, anxiety in general or depression. They relied on entirely too many group projects with no system to balance it out. Everyone stacks up and the introverted kids get left out. They attempted accommodations but they were not an acceptable substitute for the issue. The second biggest issue is I attended for one day and somehow owe about 80% of the tuition back. Allegedly one class is worth thousands of dollars and you get stuck with it.

I have had a great experience thus far. a special thanks to my admissions advisor Gabrielle…read moreLockhart. She was great and really pushed for me to get in school and encouraged me to complete the entrance exam. The teachers here are great as well. Everyone her really care about your future as a nurse.

The field itself is well-kept and surrounded by beautiful greenery, tucked behind the tennis courts…read moreat Hiram College. It's a solid playing surface with a classic dirt infield and decent dugouts--but if you're coming as a spectator, plan ahead! There is no formal seating area near the field, just a few metal bleachers located at the top of a hill, quite a distance from the action. Most families bring their own chairs and find a spot along the fence line or hillside, so a wagon or cart is super helpful. Shade is practically nonexistent, so come prepared with umbrellas, pop-up tents, or anything to shield you from the sun on hot days. Restrooms are limited to porta potties only, with no permanent concessions nearby--so pack your own snacks and water. There is a nice bullpen area on your walk towards the field, but overall, this is a bring-your-own-comfort kind of setup. That said, the natural setting is peaceful, and the view from the hill is actually pretty scenic.

Saw Footloose tonight sponsored by the WRA Fine Arts Department. If you have the opportunity stop…read moreby and see a great play by talented actors.

Yelp is a strange forum to write a review on a prep school but having just come off of my 25th…read moreclass reunion there I felt compelled. WRA is truly a life-changing experience. The faculty are totally committed to the success of every student and the quality of education and the facilities create an atmosphere of incredibly challenging, yet infinitely rewarding experiences that serve one well throughout a lifetime. Friendships forged there are as strong today as they were 25 years ago and lessons learned sometimes only truly reveal themselves many years after one has left. There simply aren't enough positive adjectives to adequately describe this place.

This is where I went to school for my degree in massotherapy! A lovely place with a fantastic staff…read moreand teachers that are well knowledged in the various aspects of massage anatomy physiology and everything you could hope for to succeed in this field! I came all the way from Los Angeles to get my degree here!!