I love this school! It prepared me for my job, and taught me most everything I know. I work in…read moremarketing and what they taught some of the stuff I use in my job.

I do not like the school it is terrible and it should get shut down because of snow here it is…read morealmost ineatable and it is toxic

The Math course is one of the classes I enjoyed the most. It does endorse you with tools to predict…read moreresults outcome, and study events for better planning and forecast. Even though, you are not a Math person Dr. Al made the course understandable, in a meaner that will make you fall in love with math. Highly recommended. Best,

DeVry University has been a blessing and I would recommend for working adults. I have learned so…read moremuch and have come so far due to the leadership and teachings of the Professors.

I attended the phlebotomy program and very much enjoyed the school, from the application/sign up…read moreprocess to the teachers. I would recommend this trade school for any of the programs they offer and the pricing is very reasonable. I would like to be contacted as soon as the opportunity presents, please, as i have a question regarding my phlebotomy certification. Thank you! Ashley W 630-352-9650 AWelter22@yahoo.com

I took the twelve-week CNA course from Healthcare Inservices, Inc. in Lombard. I was very pleased…read morewith the quality of instruction and the small class size. However, I was not impressed with the price--$1000 for CNA certification seemed overpriced. However, I went with them because they were close to my home and I could get there on my bicycle. For those considering CNA training, I recommend looking for something less expensive.

I have to thank DePaul for all the goodness they've done and all of the goodness they continue to…read moredo. The companies that I've worked for, always had DePaul alumni - several throughout leadership. I also have many family members and friends who've gone their for their undergrad or graduate level studies. Legal, business, and the Social Sciences - these are their strengths. Their other strength is the vast DePaul network, especially in the Chicagoland area. Their film school is also making itself known, year after year. Recently, they've tried to make it more affordable to attend the school, through various grants and scholarships. Also, they've done away with the SAT/ACT requirement - I really don't know how that's going to work? Lincoln Park is a great area to dorm and the women's basketball team is a perennial NCAA contender. It's quite pricey so choose your major wisely. Go Blue Demons!!

DePaul University is a private uni that was founded by the Vincentians, and has two main campuses -…read moreone in Lincoln Park and one in the Loop. I took graduate math courses at the LP location, under Bergen. While also serving as the director of the Mathematics Education and Mathematics for Teaching program, he is also a phenomenal professor! Awesome teaching style, really focuses on the students, and is always available to answer questions! Parking is a little tough and heavy permit-only, but I always managed to find free parking for the evening courses. It is all about the royal blue and scarlet and the Blue Demons here!

My favorite College Radio station in Chicago. Best website. Best female DJ's. I only listen…read morebetween 1PM-9PM.

I really like the downtown loyola campus because it is so close to Michigan Ave in the beautiful…read morecity of Chicago. Close to all the stores, shops and boutiques. The only downside is that if you attend Loyola University you won't have money to spend it on these stores because of tuition. The school itself is good the buildings are nice and I believe there is a new building now for business majors that will be open soon. The library downtown is really nice, multiple floors with computers on hand. Many rooms with computers to just browse the web or do some homework. The cafeteria is nice with a good assortment of sandwiches, pizzas, breakfast and drinks. This school is close by the red line train and there is also a shuttle that can take you back to the Lakeshore Campus.

I had a great experience as a Chicago-Kent student. You really can't beat the location as a law…read morestudent. It is incredibly easy to get to campus and you're very close to tons of law firms, corporate offices, and government buildings which makes networking and externing very accessible. I really liked all of my professors and felt like they were all approachable and invested in my success. I particularly felt like the legal writing program and clinical programs were standout opportunities for me. I was not as happy with career services, but in their defense, they have just added a bunch of new staff who have put in a lot of work to revamp the office. The bar success office is also incredibly. I am so thankful that I had Erin and Kate to guide me through the bar exam process. Admin was also really approachable, in my opinion. I felt like they were very receptive to student feedback and did try to implement changes accordingly. The student success office was great and was really willing to coordinate with me to grant disability accommodations that made class more accessible. Overall, I have been happy with my decision to attend Chicago-Kent. While the school isn't perfect, no school is, and I felt like I was supported by my professors, classmates, and most of the administration.

Had a visit to Chicago-Kent College of Law down on Adams Street in Chicago. Very nice building just…read moreon the outskirts of downtown Chicago and right by Union Station for those that ride the train. It is also near a stop on the "L". You can drive and park but it would be expensive. Their facility is a ten-story building with tons of room. Most of the classrooms are laid out like traditional square or rectangle rooms...all seem to have up-to-date technology keeping students plugged in. The lecture and seminar rooms were very nice and on the newish side. The moot courtroom and other specialty rooms were also very nice. It is obvious Chicago-Kent is reinvesting in its property. The law library takes up three floors...from 8 to 10. On the 10th floor is the main reading room...a very large room with a soaring ceiling and a huge glass end fronting the north side of Chicago and letting in tons of natural light. The library has a series of large tables with nice lamps and chairs...students use mostly this reading room and other seating around the library...they really are not a library of carrels for each student. In other areas of the building are all the administration and faculty offices, along with the classrooms. They have a nice large diner on the 3rd floor with a lot of seating. Chicago-Kent is well-ranked in the second-50 tier of schools and the faculty is well regarded. Being so close to downtown Chicago they have the benefit of a lot of experienced lawyers coming in as adjuncts. We were out looking at law schools and stopped by for a visit...even though we showed up unannounced they had an admissions person give us a personal tour...very nice touch. It just showed a welcoming attitude, and a school that is not resting on its laurels. A good choice for a commuter law school in Chicago.

I have attended a party here but I called on a Wednesday in July to check dates for November and…read morewas told I would get a call back in an hour - I called back the next day and was told I would be called first thing In the morning I called That afternoon due to no call back and was told I would have a definite answer on Monday I waited to call back on Tuesday and left a voicemail due to no answer - it's is now the next Wednesday and still no answer no call back - good luck getting NANCY to call you back or give you a straight answer - saddest part is I live literally 1 block from here so disappointed with the service.

Wonderful organization that gives so much to the community! The people have huge hearts and warm…read moresmiles. They have a wonderful summer camp program for the children that offers classes in fine arts, culinary, gardening, sports, language, and so much more.

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! ....