do not recommend. My Nephew went and one of the teachers/tutors WHATEVER SHE IS. Told the boy that…read morehis "reading is horrible" and then when the mom called and talked to her "sorry he's sensitive" and "she forgot he has learning issues" how incredibly unprofessional of a teacher/tutor. Like on what world do you tell a child theyre horrible at reading??? NOT OKAY AT ALL. COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE.

Fantastic program, and the owner is pleasant, knowledgeable, and flexible. We enrolled our daughter…read moreprior to starting kindergarten to solidify her reading and math skills. Both of our daughters are now enrolled for enrichment, as they are advanced in school and Kumon continues to challenge their skills while keeping them excited about learning.

We spent close to $7,000. My daughter started in 1st grade and into 2nd grade. She is dyslexic, but…read moreI didn't know until about two months after we started. She entered Sylvan reading at a kinder level (beginning year Kinder.) She left after close to 150 hours of instruction time. Still reading at the same level... They have "benchmarks," that they're suppose to achieve. But their grading system makes no sense, and it will continue to show growth. But there really wasn't any growth. They use the iPads the whole time, the teacher doesn't really teach them. The iPad does. This was the worst investment I could have ever made. I asked them after we found out if she was dyslexic if this would help. They of course said yes. But it didn't. And then towards the end they want you to come in so they can sell you in more hours. I didn't schedule that appointment because I knew i wouldn't continue. They never followed up with us, and we just kind of went on our way. She has since gotten tutoring specific for dyslexia and is doing fantastic!

Sylvan has brought the joy of reading back to my grand daughter. She loves the tutors and their…read morenon-judgemental attitudes. Ms. Jenesia Davis works wonders with Rose and all students she encounters. Sylvan keeps learning positive.

I do not enjoy math... Honestly. I thought that I was a lost cause. I am almost 30 years old, about…read more10 years into my Army career. I was seeking to broaden my horizon in my career. I needed a 110 GT score to put in my Warrant Officer packet. My weakest point was math. I decided I should try tutoring. I found out about Mathnasium through Google searching. Thank goodness for reviews. I was nervous because I am an adult seeking tutoring. Luckily, Mr. JC was so welcoming from jump. Mr. Rodgers was great at explaining the program. Then, it was a breeze from there. I started my tutoring in January, but being in the military, Mathnasium worked with around me being in the field. A month and some change of tutoring from amazing tutors from all walks of life. I tested March 3rd and I increased my GT to 113! This place worked wonders! I absolutely recommend it! Do NOT let being an adult stop you from achieving your goals. This place helped me achieve mine. Thank you so much! The knowledge was in my noggin, they just helped me reach back in and pull it back out. :)

From the owner: When math makes sense, people leap way ahead - whether they started out far behind or already ahead…read morein math. Our formula for teaching math, the Mathnasium Method™ has transformed the way people learn math for over a decade across 900+ centers in the US and Canada. We Make Math Make Sense!

This daycare was ok until my son started having "breath holding spells " so often that the last…read moreepisode was 3 in one hour . We had a full work up done on our son, and doctors couldn't figure out what was going on, but said some kids do that, however he had never done that in front of us nor in front of the doctors. His teachers were great and sweet to him, but something was not right and we don't know what. We moved him to Primrose in May 2025 (he had been at BES since he was about 3 or 4 months until about 11 months). He never had one single episode there and has been thriving. The director mentioned several parents had moved over there from BES and I did in fact run into a parent I knew that told me her son had a bad diaper rash and was even bleeding. He also had a giant goose egg and they didn't know how he got it. The little kid even told his mom was the "mean teacher" (mom said teacher is no longer there. My husband and I were told there were cameras , and when we asked about them they "hadn't been set up yet." The regional director told us she would call us to talk about the passing out spells (his lips would turn blue sometimes) and she didn't call. Do your own research, but the reviews speak for themselves.

My current daycare is closing at the end of June, and as a result it sent me on a hunt for new…read morechildcare services. I have seen many negative reviews for BES online although I am well aware that people typically ONLY post about negative experiences - so I took it with a grain of salt and pushed forward. I have friends who have used BES in the past and the feedback from actual parents was 50/50, so I wanted to give them a shot. Having used 2 other facilities in the area, I understand that everyone's opinions/expectations with childcare are very different and went into this all with a very open mind. I have been actively trying to get my children's enrollment lined out since May 26th when I first spoke to someone on the phone... and it has been nothing but trouble since. I was told after the first call, I'd get a call back to validate our enrollment completion and registration fees settled - and received no call back. Again, open minded - I proceeded to schedule a tour online. I went to tour the facility on 6/2, and paid my registration fees afterwards to hold my children's spots. I was told by the woman at the front desk that the online system for enrollment paper work was giving them trouble, and that she would have to check with 'so-and-so' to find the forms and they'd call me the following Monday to touch base and make sure they had everything they needed. Again, no callback happened. While I was there taking care of the registration fees in the front office, I could hear a young toddler/older infant having a meltdown.. one of the office ladies walked back in and stated "if anyone wants to cuddle with a little one, sounds like there is one in there that needs it!" and she proceeded to go back to laminating and cutting paper. Again, I know how kids are and took it with a grain of salt - maybe the kid is sick? Having a rough morning? Teacher busy changing a diaper? It happens - right! Still tried to push forward with an open mind. All that to say... My kids were slated to start in July and with only 1 week until their start date, no one has called me. I proactively reached out again yesterday via email to validate our enrollment was completed and figure out how to set up payments for our tuition. I then received a response asking me to take care of the registration fees (already paid on 6/2), and complete the enrollment paperwork (which was completed 3 weeks ago). I have had to follow up countless times, with continued lapses in communication on BES's end. I can't speak to how they care for their children, aside from my single experience while there for a tour. I cannot speak to the teacher's quality or how they educate. However as a momma who has her stuff together and tries to be proactive in resolving stuff like this - the experience with enrollment was extremely poor. They seem very unorganized and as if the office staff does not communicate effectively. I am choosing to not enroll my children here based on the experience with enrollment alone. I am losing out on our registration fees.. although that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make. I had a bad feeling about all of this after the first missed call-back, and am choosing to go with my gut feeling and avoiding BES in the future.

From a parent's perspective, this university needs new leadership that does an overhaul and new…read moretraining. I constantly feel we run in circles to make them do their job or fix their mistakes. I spend so much time on business matters because of their mistakes. Another review mentioned they are condescending and rude, which is true. They repeatedly burden their mistakes on the students, and I have to get involved. The only good experience has been with teachers and the registrar's office. However, the registrar's office needs to get up to date with the times and allow students to drop classes online. Business Services, Financial Aid and Advising offices are the biggest hassles. Their billing could be more clear as well. I am college-educated from a private university, and I have a kid at a top-ranking school, and this is not even close to how a university should be run.

TAMUCT is a great new university with a beautiful new campus. The university is still very new…read morecompared to other large universities in the state, so it's also very small. The tuition is very affordable and students get a quality education, a career development center, and a nice library. The university is growing and is a good choice for students who want to be part of a new school and be rewarded with a low tuition. The school also offers a bachelors bonus which allows students to pay a max of 12 credit hours per semester if they are taking more than 12 credit hours.