California State University of San Bernardino is amazing!…read moreSuch wonderful staff and students. Huge well maintained campus and lovely dorms which are very clean and roomy. They had a summer Coyote Blue program which our daughter got to go to. It's to introduce high-school students to University life! Such a wonderful program! She took Kine2050 and the professor of this course was awesome! She was super friendly and very informative. Our daughter received 4 college units for this course. She was also able to live on campus in the dorms for a week. She had such a great time! I'd most definitely recommend this University!

I completed my undergraduate at CSUSB, and it was my absolute favorite college experience. Loved…read morethe campus, amenities, and food spots. I have come back twice for POW WOW's and it felt great to not only be back at the campus but to celebrate my culture with my family. Though it was a very hot day, there was a filtered water station, as you walked in, where you could get water/refill your bottle, and many porta potty's available throughout the area. Everything was organized and, of course there were rules, but security let you enjoy your views and weren't overly overbearing. Plenty of vendors, food and drink places. It was a wonderful day and I look forward to coming back!

Dropped the teens off…read more This is a beautiful campus on 160 acres located near the downtown of Redlands. It was established in 1907 and has over 40 various programs to offer from art to chemistry. They have a 13:1 student to faculty ratio. They have over 100 student organizations. 90% of students receive financial aid. Also, it's ranked #5 in 2022-2023 edition in Best Colleges in Regional Universities West. Tuition and fees are about $54,000 per year. Overall a wonderful university to attend locally.

Amazing, life changing University. The campus is beautiful, faculty is top notch and the coaches…read moreare role models. I graduated in 2008 and my time at the University of Redlands set me up for a wonderful career and life. Even 12 years after leaving Redlands, the friends and coaches I met at the University are like family.

it was an amazing school with amazing teachers!! I would recommend this school to anybodyread more

HVAC Professor's there are actually top of the Line...The Industries best hands down... Professor's…read moreB. Laskowski, Fadi, B Jackson, P. Lawton They make the trade something to be honored and respected...

This might be one of the worst community colleges to attend. I'd been hoping they'd improved after…read morelosing accreditation and gaining it back, but it doesn't seem they have. I recently found out classes I'm taking are not transferable because the department teachers are not teaching at a proper university level curriculum. On top of that, I have been heavily misled several times by several different faculty. When I try to address these problems with supervisors, supervisors make promises to call me back with more information and then duck and dodge my calls. One department supervisor ended up calling me back and let me know she was only calling me back because her supervisor had to tell her to get in touch with me. He only knew she was failing to respond because I'd gotten in contact with him myself. If you're looking to further your education, take the time to find a better trusted college. One that has classes that are actually transferrable and will not lead you on. Otherwise you will be wasting your time here.

Couldn't get ahold of ANYONE in Counseling and been on hold for more than 90 minutes even though it…read morekept telling me i was "1st in line". Got so fed up I drove to the school and had to wait ANOTHER 90 minutes. This is unacceptable.

Are these people talking about the same school that I went to? My first professor from CSUSM…read moreTemecula bragged about how she was fired previously and then they begged her to come back because they are so desperate (professor Purplava). The most unprofessional, bizarre professors I've met at CSUSM seem to actually be employees of the Temecula campus. They would never be hired directly by the university. They are unqualified.

I'm on my second semester of the ABSN program and I really like the campus. The Temecula campus is…read moreclose to restaurants, gas stations, grocery stores, and shopping plazas. The campus is nice- the buildings are clean and there is free parking. The student lounge is equipped with water, a kitchenette (microwaves, fridge), and computers. Students can also print in the lounge (for a nominal fee). The instructors are really nice and are available for office hours if you have any questions. I went to UCSD for my first degree and I think that these instructors here at CSUSM Temecula are way more approachable. They all want you to pass the class so they are open to helping you succeed. I highly recommend coming here for the ABSN program! It's a little pricey but, what isn't?

I highly recommend you reconsider going to this school. After finishing their LVN program, little…read moredid I know when continuing my education afterwards NONE of my credits would be transferred. I didn't know Stanbridge is not accredited by CCNE or ACEN, meaning you will essentially have to start from scratch if going for your RN or BSN. If you don't plan on doing more than an associates degree, only then is it a great option. I'm writing this in hopes it will save someone from wasting their time at this school. I wish I never went... money & time wasted. I have to start all over now.

I'm so grateful for my experience at Stanbridge University! The nursing program really helped me…read moregrow into a confident, prepared RN. The instructors truly care and push you to succeed. Career Services was also amazing during my job search. They helped with my resume and interviews. Overall, they offered great support as I step into my nursing career.

Went here for their open house. The presentation was very informative and gave me a better…read moreperspective and understanding of their programs. The speakers were all very informative and helpful and answered whatever questions I had concerning their MBA program.

Just graduated with an MBA degree this past weekend. UoR was such a great experience for me. UoR…read moreoffers various location campuses allowing for convenience especially for the working adult. Their main campus in Redlands is very beautiful!

I live up the street from the main campus and quite enjoyed my time here, as well as the…read moreconvenience. That's not why I'm here though. Who somehow got Chaffey listed on a 'Top 10 public swimming pools near Rancho Cucamonga' if Chaffey seems not to have gone back to offering their pool to the public like they used to back when the giant pool was actual two giant-ish pools. I think you paid a couple dollars or something and got to use it until you tired out from it. It was great. Now I can't find anywhere with straight forward public pay-for swimming, and it doesn't help that the lists are full of places that have no reason to be on such a list, unless the goal is a devious one meant to screw with the heads of people like me. I have neighbors with pools, but I honestly don't like the idea of using anyone's pool that I'm neighbors with. Just don't feel comfortable with it, and I could try to explain why, but it's a personal thing that makes sense to me, and perhaps might or might not to you. It's too bad Chaffey probably underutilizes their pool now. How much pool action could they possibly have in an official capacity? Like 10% of the pool at most? That's such a waste.

If you're going to take an American politics class, I would not recommend taking it with Monica…read moreCarter! Monica.carter@chaffey.edu she is very rude outside of the class and doesn't understand the situation that are out of our control. I had a really bad emergency, but she continued to have her egoistic American politics attitude. She should never be a teacher. If I was the dean of the school I would fire her.

My Son attended this for one semester. It was not a positive experience for him as a student or…read morefor me as a parent. Thankfully he made a decision to transfer to California Baptist University. Best decision ever made! Staff at APU is rude and not helpful. As a parent, communication was negative when I reached out for help. CBU is a better value and environment. Would highly recommend CBU!!!

DO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL!! They are for profit and all they want if for you to fail to get in more…read moredebt with them. Their online education is complete b.s. Took a math class and I was answering questions about God and math. Astronomy class only questioned Gods existence. Everyone please be aware online education is not the manner in which this school does it. Their demand is absurd and contrary to the context of the subject in each class.

Selecting right school for your kids is always the most difficult decision. As a parent you want to…read moremake sure your kid is safe, loved & protected. We felt it right when we spoke with MsEmily for the first time way back in 2018. We were on the waitlist for a very longtime but the moment they called me to confirm there is an open slot, I didn't think twice registering my then 4 yr old son to this beautiful school! Fast forward 2026- I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to you and St. Mary's as an institution for shaping my son's academic journey. This Thursday, he will be receiving the Honor Roll, and while I'm not sure how big of a milestone it is officially, I am extremely proud and excited because he scored 3.74 out of 4, earning A or A+ in all subjects. The strong foundation provided by your school has made a world of difference. Honestly, when we first enrolled my son, I was concerned about how he would adjust to a new environment and a traditional 8-3 schedule, especially since this was not a Montessori setting. I worried about his performance in math, science, and social studies. However, my concerns quickly faded when I saw how easily he adapted--finishing homework in just 5-10 minutes during the early months. It was clear that the teaching approach and support he received made learning feel effortless for him. Thank you for your dedication and for creating an environment where students can thrive. We truly appreciate everything you've done for our kids. I miss stmarys! And great job MsNel List is long on why StMarys is a great school and worth each penny! I truly appreciate you and your teachings! Looking back, I remember how scared and unsure I was when we continued with St. Mary's in 2nd and 3rd grade. Today, my list of gratitude for Ms. Nel, Ms. Nancy, and the entire St. Mary's institution is too long to express fully. The way St. Mary's teaches core concepts--multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, science, and language--has given my child an incredibly strong foundation. Two-digit multiplication and division are now a piece of cake for him! To our surprise, transitioning to another traditional private or public school has not been as challenging as we feared, and that speaks volumes about the quality of education at St. Mary's. Honestly, St. Mary's level of education is much higher than UCA. We deeply miss so many things: the organic food, the innovative tools, the no-screen rule, teachers who truly teach rather than relying on YouTube, the humane approach to breaks, creative playtime, and the productive after-school care. The list goes on, and it shows how much we value and miss St. Mary's. You are absolutely shaping future leaders, adaptive thinkers, and high achievers. Thank you for everything you do.

My daughter is 8 years old and just starting 3rd grade. She has been attending St. Mary's since she…read morewas 3 years old. We love everything about her school! The Teachers and staff are all so amazing and truly love our children. I have never had to worry about her while in their care. That is a big deal to us. They have done so much to help improve her behavior and are always available for advice and help. She is also excelling academically. What else could we ask for! Highly recommend this amazing school.