In my quest for higher education, I have come across some places, books, people, etc. that help,…read moreand some that don't. The Morton College Library falls into the category of "some that help". This place has become my trusty companion. I have spent a lot of time here over the past few years, cramming for tests, researching for assignments, meeting with fellow classmates to work on a project together, blah blah blah. The MC Library is roomy, clean, and makes MY life easier. Yes they have books, and free internet access, and WiFi, and copying services, and mini conference rooms to meet with whomever for whatever. But what I really want to tell u about is the CAFE! =D The very cute "Common Grounds" cafe at the south end of the library offers any coffee drink imaginable. Plus milkshakes, tea, juices, milk, sandwiches, salads, cookies, muffins, and..... u get my drift. ;D

Take some time and wander into some of the beautiful old cathedrals in Chicago and the surrounding…read morearea on a Sunday (when they are open.) Look at the love, art, and discipline that went into the architecture, the stained glass, the massive pipe organs, and that which continues to go into their conservation, as well as the care of the congregation, or whoever arrives on their steps. You don't need to adhere to any particular faith to appreciate the beauty of these spaces, or the grace of those who work to preserve them, and also, those who work to help those who arrive at their doors. Services in English, Polish and Spanish. Go see.

Great price and small classes in a great neighborhood. This school is hands on with teachers…read moreinvolved in helping kids one on one.

Love the PhD program here! It's a quick and realistic program to complete if you are already…read moreworking full-time.

Worst school ever I hate it I rather be dead than be in that school people are very disrespectful…read moreand annoying principles are not understanding for my needs and social worker laughed at me while crying very weird and I feel disgusted I never wanna step foot in that school ever again

When I attended this school from 1965 til 1974, & then Morton East til 1978, the Cicero school…read moredistrict was considered one of the best & was the best funded school district in the state. I received a very good education. My parents never had to pay for anything then, & we had excellent educators. When we moved out in 1978 to the far NW suburbs, it was because my dad wanted to get out before the house was worth less then what they paid for it in 1960. Cicero has really hit the skids.

Very Unprofessional, I had signed up an employee 2 months ago to take their sanitation class that…read morestarted this past Tuesday, When we called Monday to confirm details and location we were told "sorry no classes we don't have enough people" Really JUAN OJEDA? Not even a courtesy phone call? We wasted almost two months now we have to wait until July 14th to start another class at a real college. What a joke, You should stop offering the class and wasting people's time. The worst part is that when I called to question when it might be available he won't even answer the phone or about a dozen messages left since Tuesday. Do yourself a favor and just go to The Illinois Restaurant Assn. downtown.

Absolutely the best bilingual institution in the Midwest and most affordable private college in…read moreChicago. Most importantly, it is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of colleges and schools. Offering a wide range of associate degrees and a bachelor's degree in social work, there's a career option for anyone. Customized course schedules and specialized academic programs and excellent, supportive faculty and staff ensure a quality education and successful future.

GVSU's administration is an absolute disgrace. Student Affairs, the Registrar, and Financial Aid…read moreare masters at obstruction--months of emails, changing rules, ignored follow-ups, and pointless hoops with zero resolution. Nothing is clear, nothing is consistent, and no one takes responsibility. The treatment felt dismissive, dehumanizing, and hostile--especially as a Black student. There was no urgency, no empathy, and no meaningful support. GVSU loves marketing equity, but behind the scenes it's bureaucracy weaponized against students who don't fit neatly into their box. This isn't incompetence--it's a system designed to wear you down until you give up. Shameful.

NEVER ORDER PRODUCTS ONLINE THROUGH THE LAKER STORE. Very unprofessional and do not know how to…read moreship web orders. Not only could they not realize they screwed up and ship them faster they will now arrive 5 days after they were suppose to get here in a 3-6 day shipping range. Customer service was terrible and I called 3 days after the website claimed they "shipped" last Thursday and the service person said yes they are on there way. Called back again 7 days after and they said they were sitting arour and they were sitting around in the store. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOT TO BUY FROM THEM.

Double header of volleyball and basketball made for a fun afternoon in River Forest!!! Close to the…read moreWest Cook YMCA. Student section is always live and supportive! It did not disappoint. Thank you!

The education at this school is the equivalent if not worse than community college. I am a freshman…read moreNursing major who plays tennis so our program is one of the few that is a good investment for the school due to clinical connections as early as sophomore year, but as far as the price that students who dorm have to pay, it is extremely far from worth it. Community colleges where you can complete your prerequisites like College of Dupage, Triton, or Chicago colleges would have been more beneficial to save money. I was expecting more student involvement and local organizations and activities, but it has dimmed my personal campus life aside from playing a sport. This school places a big emphasis on sports recruitment and it is primarily the reason why I am here along with the Nursing program, but diversity, sense of community, and campus events are lacking innovation or a truer sense of university life. It is a Lutheran college with closeted beliefs so I feel like I am being put in a bubble. I am Catholic so spiritually it is not far off, but it is not what I intend to practice. I was initially going to attend UIC but because they seldom direct admit, I would have to do pre-requisites and reapply sophomore year. I am planning to transfer after the spring semester to local universities with better diversity, student organizations, and better prices (where it is worth taking out a loan). The only good majors at this school are Nursing, Music, Theology, or Education. The gen-eds are so easy they are comparable to high school courses.

I been coming here for over 7 years they do an great job washing my hair and blow drying it and…read morecombing it out

Hi can you call me at312-312-4412 I'm trying to find out how much is a pedicure in a manicure every…read moretime I call your new number is not available I'm just trying to call before I come thank you

I'm currently taking a CNA course here. I love Malcolm X College and its programs I just hate this…read morecampus. NO it's not the location or the size or the teachers, Its the security guards they have in there!..... One thing is being friendly and another thing is being PERVERTED! ....