This Marian University campus is huge! Was founded in 1851 by the sisters of St Francis. It's is a…read moreprivate Catholic university. They service undergraduate and graduate students in courses earning degrees in the arts, business, education, engineering, math, medicine, nursing, ministry, and the natural and physical sciences. They welcome students of all faiths who seek an education or furthering their education. The camp My cousin attended college here under enrolled under the Accelerated Nursing programs. I would visit here every now and then. The Cauthen Café is a Starbucks located in the Cauthen Media Center in the heart of campus which serves a full line of Starbucks expresso drinks, pastries, sandwiches and salads. I think this is pretty cool. I've had an opportunity to try them twice. The campus is clean, nice and surrounded by nature. There are two residences that had refused to sell their home/land to the university so they built around them. I believe the coolest part of that is they do not have any other residential neighborhoods LOL! Both houses are literally on the campus. Overall, this is a beautiful campus. I enjoyed my time visiting a few times.

Great small Catholic University in Indianapolis. We are here for a football game at the stadium…read moreholder school, but they seem to keep things up nicely and continue to build on a regular basis. They have a strong athletic programs as well as academic with a Christian based education.

As a raising senior, I have to say that the Kelley School of Business prepared me to enter the work…read moreforce. There are plenty of resources (such as the career fair) to find the internships that you are looking for. They also offer several scholarships that anyone can apply. The classrooms are usually capped at 25 students, which is awesome because it enabled me to have deeper discussions as I built relationships not only with the other students, but also with the professors. They have a big project called I-core that integrates 4 different classes at the same time. In this project, you are assigned a team in the beginning of the semester to analyze a small business in Indy. Therefore, you work side by side with the company and your team's goal is to come up with a business idea to help this business grow. The only reason why I am not giving Kelley a five stars review is because of their inflexibility. As an international student, I had to go back home to renew my passport and I would have to miss two days of class in the beginning of the semester. Since I was enrolled in I-core, the school requires you to attend every single class in the first week. I emailed them explaining my situation and they told me that if I missed the first day of classes, they would withdraw me from the course, which would push back my graduation date. Luckily, my passport was ready on time and I didn't have to miss any classes, but I thought that was very inflexible and detrimental to some students, Specially because there wasn't anything super important in that first week of classes. Other than that, the professors are usually very well prepared and a great connection as they are usually employed in the field that they are teaching.

Being a senior who is just about to graduate from Kelley here in December, I would have to say…read morethat this is a pretty top-notch school. While I cannot quite give it five stars, Kelley has certainly done a fantastic job of preparing me to enter the business community through real world examples, rigorous course projects that work side by side with Indiana business owners, and by employing professors who are not only experts, but are also (usually) employed outside of the school in their chosen field. If you are currently researching which business school in Indianapolis to attend, I would strongly urge you to look into Kelley. After laying the initial ground-work through pre-requisite classes, Kelley students go through a program known as I-Core. During this semester, students are given a group of classes which work in conjunction with one another. These class center around a project in which students are assigned a team and asked to work with a local business. Throughout the semester students will undergo a set of five deliverables which cover subjects such as finance, operations and supply chain, marketing, and team building. What stops Kelley, or rather IUPUI, from recieving a 5 star rating is the level of difficulty one can have navigating payment schedules and the online app known as OnCourse. This system is notorious for shutting down, requiring lengthy passwords, and for failing to submit homework to the professor. Despite this, I would still strongly urge any Yelpers out there seeking a business degree to put Kelley at the top of your list.

Visited here for a basketball game. The gym is decent in size, but compared to other gyms is very…read moredim. My son complained about how dark it was while we were playing. Luckily we got the win, but I could see how that can affect the play and atmosphere. The refs called the game pretty fairly. Bleacher seating was sufficient for the crowd. The parking lot isn't very big at this gym, and could fill up quickly, but I got here early. The athletic door was not clearly labeled, so I followed where the players went in. If this venue hosted a larger event, parking would be a problem.

My child loves Metropolitian and so do I, go pumas! This is the best school ever I do not regret…read moreputting my child here.

Well I figured I should give my alma mater some love. I attended BCHC from 1996-2000, My experience…read morethere was very unique. My freshman year I was immediately drawn to the internally produced TV show. I got in and was mentored by a junior at the time who was a part of the original tv crew (it had just started a year or two before me). I soon took over co-producing the show and after my mentor left I was the producer and editor of the show. I also ran all of the AV for the liturgies, pep rallies and DJ'd most of the dances with my two best friends. Why am I telling you this? By the time I was a Junior I had a job working for Markey's AV. I started my career in Technology when I was 15 because the opportunities at Chatard. My story is unique for sure but the staff at Chatard supported me and helped me grow as a young man. On other notes not related to my career. I was and am not Catholic. Even though it is required to take a religion class every year I was not pressured in any way to take on their beliefs. I treated it as a history class. What was so amazing was that the Senior religion class was world religions. I always thought this was such an amazing things for them to do. And if you were a student there from the late 70's to the mid 2000's you had Mr. Powell as your teacher. I bet there are 1,000's of adults that when asked who is the one teacher that left a mark on you would say Mr. Powell. He was definitely mine. * The main reason my parents chose Chatard was their English program for kids with learning disabilities. I was diagnosed with ADD at a young age in the 80's. This program and the absolutely amazing teachers supported learning techniques for students with these issues. We were in our own small 6 student classroom for 2 periods of the day instead of being in the general English class. After 2 years of this program I was able to return back to the regular class. I will never forget how much that helped me in my learning through my entire life. Over the years I came back and volunteered time teaching students in the TV show program, photography in art class. I have donated art for the auctions and more. Why because I love this school. I could go on and on for ever about my experiences here. I will always be a Trojan!! And if any staff read this, I am always willing and able to volunteer. I have spent the past 22 years in the advanced technologies and engineering, photography and videography.

The real reason I review this place is the Monday and Wednesday night ZUMBA classes held in the…read moregym! The instructor (Jessica Daughtery who is also married to Chatard's basketball coach) is amazing! I have tried out Zumba at other locations and with other instructors but no one can stack up to her classes! She is awesome, energetic, inspiring, super friendly and the best part is she offers one of the most competitively priced clases. Five dollars a class or a 5class punch card for only $20! The schedule changes during the school year but right now her classes are being offered from 7:30pm to 8:30pm every Monday and Wednesday nights. The music is less latino and more hip hop/top 40 and is one of the reasons I love it so much. You don't have to be coordinated or know any dance steps. A few classes and you will fit right in. Age ranges from middle school kids all the way to senior citizens and even a few male participants here and there. Most are college/recent grad aged. As far as the school, Tuition here is about 8000-10000 a year per student with a discount for multiple children going at the same time. It's centrally located, has a great sports program, and has a pretty good reputation.There are about 600-700 students who attend school here. Zumba is held either in one of the gyms or the cafeteria downstairs. All are well kept and clean.

Visited the auditorium to see a speaker. Nice arrangement with comfy circular benches that did an…read moreexcellent job with acoustics and view (even for a short person). Parking was free but limited so if a big event plan to arrive early. Easy to find right off of 42 and Michigan by the IMA. Watch for free events throughout the year. Overall, an excellently arranged evening with quick check-in, clean campus, and nice venue.

Kumon is a really good program. My wife and I noticed a dramatic improvement in my daughter's…read morereading and math skills. Maryam and her team are a pleasure to work with.

Two of my daughters took the review courses with Huntington Learning center. Their ACT scores…read moreimproved (an 11% for one kid and a 23% for the other, but does seem much here when you mention it but was a substantial improvement in actual scores) and they were accepted into much higher ranked colleges than they would otherwise have. It was a lot of money, but we consider the money well spent as they were able to get into colleges that offered a great education but had lower prices. They were given personal feedback after each mock exam, and they were given tips on where to focus on and how to improve. Both of them found the experience useful. Lindsay and Kurt, and Martha, and their tutors were approachable and positive.

Please save Your Money! It will be a sugar coated introduction when you go in for first time, after…read morethat it is money going in drain. Owner who owns this center it is one of the person who can lie with blink of a eye. I never came across a person like this in my life. You don't want to send your kid to a place like this. Trust Me! It is lot of money and do not fall for it.

I attended the IU LFSOP for graduate school and completed my Master's in Philanthropic Studies in…read moreMay 2017. I had an incredible experience with every aspect of this program. I had great assistantships, internships, and work study opportunities. The variety of classes was so fascinating, and I was also able to take a couple electives outside of this program to explore complementary interests. The staff and faculty were wonderful and helpful as I navigated living in a new city, coursework, and entering the workforce. I also made a group of great friends that I continue to talk with regularly. This program also gave me the opportunity to take courses with The Fund Raising School for free which was invaluable. I would, and have, recommend this program to anyone interested in the nonprofit sector who's up for additional education.