We love J Tiger!!! Our son has made genuine friends and has learned discipline and confidence by…read moreattending here!!

For the 5 1/2 years my son has been doing TKD with J Tiger, it has been amazing! They are all very…read moreloving and supportive of their students! We especially love Master Kang (280 location) who has been my son's Master pretty much since he started! He is so kind and loving, but very disciplined with the art. My son just achieved his first black belt (he is 8) and is on his way to second dan! Master Lee has built an amazing team of Masters!

Not very hands on or helpful. Don't answer phones. Charge out the A$$ for things that can't be…read morelearned on Google.

Regardless what kind of school it is, they should give you a degree or get you certified. No…read moretechnical diploma. No excuses saying that "companies will certify you themselves" "No excuses saying "We'll help you". For all the time and money people spent to be there, we do not need the B.S.

I was in and out...the volunteers were awesome people. Very helpful, patient, and friendly.read more

Sharon McKinney is the WORST advisor. If you have her I recommend changing to someone that can…read moreactually help. Not someone who is going to talk down to you. Brookhaven do better.

Poor experience with their FIRC…read more Due to a mistake by American flyers, I haven't gotten my new CFI license after finishing their FICR course and paying for the hasse free experience for over 4 months now. When contacting the customer service, I consistently received only minimal, one-word responses. These replies often contradicted previous information and failed to offer any helpful resolution. This forced me to send numerous emails and place repeated phone calls, prolonging the matter unnecessarily. Several times they told me to contact the FAA, and each time the FAA told me that the issue is that American flyers hadn't submitted all requirements documents. I didn't receive any help until writing this review and filling a BBB complaint. And even then, they were still blaming me and trying to make me feel bad about contacting the customer support too often?!? Based one experience and the numerous complaints from other customer, I wouldn't recommend to purchase any services from this business.

Best flight school in Texas !. My CFI, in particular, was excellent at explaining difficult…read moremaneuvers and helped me build my confidence in the air, very knowledgeable and patient. I highly recommend American Flyers in Addison. Pablo.

I want to take a moment to truly appreciate Celeste Jennings from the Career Services team at West…read moreCoast University. After graduating, I secured a new grad position, but unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances, I couldn't continue in that role. As many know, leaving a new grad position can make finding another job very challenging. Celeste was incredibly supportive during that difficult time. She not only helped me navigate the job search process, but also guided me on how to improve my interview skills and build my confidence. With her help, I was able to secure 4 interviews and ultimately land a new position with better pay than my previous role. I'm truly grateful for her dedication and support she made a real difference in my career journey. Thank you, Celeste

Current student and this school is HELL! especially for night students. They only offer any and…read moreeverything to day students as if they are trying to weed the night student out! they even given all of the weekend clinicals to days and left nights with weekday clinicals that clash with work. I don't know how they expect students that work eight hour shifts during the day to turn right around a couple of hours later and go to clinicals from 6 PM to 5 AM, only to have to turn right back around and go to work that same morning. This school has become nothing but my biggest depression trigger. STAY AWAY FROM WCU!

Please beware ! The admin's behavior is unprofessional and scamming. Charge for classes in which I…read moreattempted to dropped before class and was told by success coaches, admin will drop the classes. The Classes were not dropped until today and now I have a balance of $700.00 owed. I have contacted the BBB. If you value your self respect, do not attend this college. Horrible experience for any freshman.

Dallas college as a whole is terrible. Avoid this sorry excuse for a community college if you can…read more No one is helpful at all and they only care about profits, they raise tution despite delivering subpar education. Many students including my son STILL have not gotten their PELL grant despite it being near the end of the semester. The school is a joke.

First off I want to start with the fact that the professors are top notch, amazing and hard working…read moreindividuals. As far is literally any other staff members, I wish I could say the same. They're rude, careless, and never help with anything. The technology in the school is outdated, the wait times for admissions financial aid and cashiers is ridiculous and they will charge you double because their machines aren't working. I've spoken with multiple academic advisors and none of them are actually able to help, they have conflicting advice and are unprofessional

This school is so unorganized... they treat all students like they are on probation... you have to…read moreliterally hound them to get answers for everything... This school dropped all of my summer classes due to low enrollment... I recommend TCC than here.

I went once for Computer Sciences and their computers were down the entire semester. Made getting…read moremy assignments done very hard to do. Wound up getting flunked out. Then tried for cosmetology where I was bullied by a teacher. Upon review of the school board I was told to write a five page apology to the teacher that was causing problems.

Our Harvard on the Hill. Our Princeton by the Pond. What used to be known as Cooke County College…read moreis one of the biggest assets in the Gainesville community and, truth be told, the North Central Texas region in general. This is a college where you get what you put into it. Sure, if you're just looking to "get your basics out of the way" this is a junior college where you can do that inexpensively and with minimal interference. True, if you just want a two-year degree and don't want to do the whole "college kid" thing, you can come here at any age and from any walk of life and still learn a lot. But if you want the full college experience -- and you want to leave NCTC as a better critical thinker, artist, art appreciator, musician, actor, caretaker, philosopher, scientist, literary expert, mathmetician, academician and/or public citizen, you can. But you have to stick around after class and take advantage of what NCTC has to offer. The feel of the Cooke County Campus was like 13th and 14th grade when I went there a decade ago -- "high school with ash trays" one student called it my first day there. But I learned quickly that there was a greater depth to the faculty that few students took the time to explore, and that this wasn't just an extension of my high school years (aside from the dual-credit classes they offer!). The long-time instructors and professors of NCTC have ample time to focus on students on a one-on-one basis outside of class, and aren't psuedo-intellectual snobs (meaning you might actually learn something if you admit ignorance, rather than get sneered at. I was told by most of my instructors "there's no such thing as a dumb question," and I'm glad because I had my share of them!). Also, being a part of and starting several campus organizations were some of the best experiences of my life, and I made many lasting friendships by exploring my career, political, and spiritual interests outside of class. The culture of the campus has changed a lot -- the college is attempting to become more liberal-arts-focussed and there are many pre-planned school spirit campus events that make it seem more collegiate but not quite like the adult-oriented institution I attended in the mid-90s. Many of my beloved instructors have left or have passed on, and all the buildings were painted maroon. But it's still like home to me in many ways. One of the perks of getting to know the faculty is that you can always look up your old profs years later and find in them a mentor to help you throughout your career and life's challenges -- remember that when you get your modest tuition bill in the mail that you're investing in an educational community and not just a two-year certificate or Associate's degree. It's one of the best educational deals on the planet, and I can't recommend NCTC enough. Go there.