Ivy Tech has the worst administration and response time I have ever dealt with. I am not sure how…read morethey get things done around there because it seems as if nobody knows what they are doing. I called the Ivy Tech help line in order to declare a major and the lady who is paid to help me refered me to another number to call, and she proceeded to give me the number I was calling her through.

If I can give no stars I would!! The people they have working there are clueless. The financial aid…read moreagents are a joke. They're too busy trying to get people out instead of doing their job thoroughly .They're used to working with kids and playing with them. I am 49 trying to go to nursing school, and times are hard and my frustration is through the roof!

My most recent visit was as a guest but I did graduate in 2013 from the School of Public and…read moreEnvironmental Affairs. This visit, I was representing my nonprofit at the volunteer fair. Everything was pretty easy from parking to setting up my table inside the Campus Center. The signage was great, especially since my gps was acting up and I was just going off my 10-year old memory of where stuff is. I had a lot of great interaction with students and I'll definitely be back for upcoming recruitment fairs. It looks like there's been a refresh to campus (at least the campus center) since I was a student a long time ago, but it looks nice. I visited the coffee shop inside the campus center and got a snack from the little convenience store on my way out. Everything was very convenient. From what I could tell, you do most of your ordering at the coffee shop/restaurants at a kiosk and then pick it up when it's ready. That's definitely different but I can get on board with that model of service.

The staff at IU Indianapolis is always respectful and do their best to help. For this particular…read morevisit, I didn't know where I was going and had to ask for help. The gentleman was friendly employed me in the right direction and I made it to my appointment on time.

Don't do it! I was excited to continue my doctoral studies…read moreat ACE, as it was a great alternative and a value. The school was also excited for me to continue my education journey by being attentive initially. Two enrollment issues were very difficult to resolve as ACE does not provide proper support. I understand the school is more cost-effective by decreasing overhead with staff, but when your "advisor" never reaches out or provides a response, one of two things is happening: They don't care, or they are overworked and can't manage the workload. Additionally, the studies did not meet the professional requirements that one would consider necessary for the course. For example, I was taking an organizational behavior course, and the entire course was based on the triple bottom line: what the organization is doing for the community and the environment. These are fundamental aspects of any organization but are not the entirety of its behavior. The course had little added value for my professional journey. The course load is manageable, but if someone takes more than one course per semester, which they recommend, it's not manageable. If you are working, forget about it. I was surprised that ACE doesn't follow the norm of two courses that are done one at a time per semester. Someone told me long ago that you get what you pay for. Lesson learned: a costly one at that. If you are thinking of going to ACE, I would encourage you to weigh your options and look at other schools that offer better program structures.

Classes are very easy, not rigourous. Time consuming. Don't expect much other than an online…read moreplatform. And watch your money, and credits. Pay in full if you can, each time, cause they are waiting. I'll just say.. Its a business that sells education, not an instituion of education that charges. And when I say sell.. again watch the busars office and the registars.. Don't assume, don't expect to hear from coaches or get anything after you signup.. Yes feees will come and add up..how and why..?? who knows. Its like they are the Wells Fargo or Bank of America of online education.. Good luck..eyes wide open, tie on the wallet.

Great but HOT day at Butler for work, we brought all of our seniors to campus today to work on…read moreapplication essays for college, they also were able to tour campus as well! Great school, and part of the community! Thanks for hosting us!

I recently had a meal here at the student union at Butler University and the service was terrible…read more I'm not one to complain or be a so called "Karen", but the service was terrible and I can't emphasize that enough. First off, the lady who was running the ice cream/dessert area kept giving people nasty looks and wasn't the nicest. She took away the machine early which didn't allow other people to enjoy ice cream, which probably is one of the best things here since their food isn't all that. Overall the experience at the student union was very unpleasant and I hope to see it improve in the near future as I will be back to see if it has. Thank you for taking time to read this.

Impossible to pay off bill online or over the phone. The most asinine pay system I have ever dealt…read morewith. Going there was one of the worst moves I have ever made!!!

I really have enjoyed my patient experience at the Dental Faculty Clinic at the IU School of…read moreDentistry over the last four (4) years...yes, enjoyed dental work. I relocated to Indy after a shamefully long period without regular exams, out of laziness. Since my 1st visit, which was a bit longer due to years of plaque build-up, my appointments have been relatively uneventful and painless. They recently implemented a new dental water pick that is crazy cool; you can barely feel it compared to the old school scraping of the metal pick. The Faculty Clinic is a brief walk from my work, so I can get in and out and back to my desk within a hour. The clinic is a little different from the student-run clinic also offered by the school. It is basically like being a private practice patient where a dental faculty member happens to be your dentist. No students are working on your teeth, just fully fledged dental technicians and a faculty member. My dental techs have always been very friendly, but not too obtrusive with their small talk. They make me blush with compliments over my cavity-free teeth and dental health, like I should win an Oscar for flossing or something. Once the tech finishes up his/her cleaning work, the faculty member comes in to check the work and review your charts/x-rays. If you are a campus visitor, the Dental School has a large lot designated for dental customers. It's one of the few places on campus where it is easy-peasy to park; just remember to pick up a validation from the receptionist. I can't speak to the more in-depth, complicated procedures or orthodontic services...I've just experienced biannual cleanings and great patient care each time.

Avoiding dental work needed.. They keep telling me to come…read moreback, "get just looked at'.. Had open heart surgery in 2014, Now need pacemaker, been holding off due to bad teeth, last visit was to hospital, 'Looked at' again, had call on cell while there, said to make next appointment 'to look at' again, like told him, 'what, 4 to 5 trips just to look at this alone costs Me in gas...... Even heart doctor's office called, got same excuse, Delaying like this could lead to my death, guess per lawyer, nice inhertance for family from I.U...

I just called in to this office to see about scheduling an appointment. After waiting a few minutes…read moreon the line, someone picks up with a standard greeting and I say good morning. The rep stayed quiet and I said good morning, how are you? She proceeds to say how can I help you, so I said good morning again. The rep hung up the phone. Please have people friendly staff taking calls. Now I am calling back to make a complaint.

I may go here someday. It is on my pickle bucket list. Since I have the only rock signed by Ray…read morefrom his words to me, I think it is only deserving to visit a place set in his honor. By a recommendation, I should write a Non-Fictional piece about that encounter April 6, 1998 in Chicago, IL.