Great place with really unique products. Backyard Brains is in a unique location in Ann Arbor.read more

I used two of IHL's services--one was great, the other unbelievably, shockingly bad…read more First, I did their LSAT prep testing curriculum and was paired with an amazing, patient, engaged tutor. He was always available to text and really, really knew his stuff. Then, to get more clarity on the admissions process, I signed up for an admissions counseling session with the managing partner Mayssoun Bydon. I was shocked by how big a waste of time and money this was. It's an incredibly expensive service, at around $500 an hour. I had prepared a long list of questions and wanted to use that time as effectively as possible. Not only did she show up over 25 minutes(!) late for the session, she was remarkably unengaged and gave information that was more than unhelpful. I was shocked by her lack the lack of professionalism she exhibited for someone with such a good reputation. I asked about the character and the experience of what it would be like to go to different law schools, and she told me just to look at their rankings "and that would tell me the vast majority of what I needed to know". I asked with my scores what schools I should be applying for, and she told me University of Illinois, University of Iowa, etc. I told her this wasn't right, and that my GPA seemed lower than it actually was bc I went to an undergrad school known for its lack of grade inflation. She told me this didn't matter, and that I shouldn't bother with top schools. Well, I ended up getting accepted into schools in the T-14. If I followed her advice I would have missed a massive opportunity. Also, she asked me if I had any personal connections to any of the top schools. I told her that my great uncle had been a janitor at the Unicersity of Chicago. She insinuated that I should lie and say he was my grandfather on the application. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

From the owner: The Institute for Higher Learning (IHL) is one of the country's premier boutique educational…read moreconsulting firms. We provide highly personalized service and create customized, one-on-one tutoring and consulting programs for each client in order to maximize their potential and achieve their academic and professional goals. Our services include: * Expert tutoring for LSAT, MCAT, GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT, USMLE, Bar Exam, and other board exams. * Subject tutoring for high school and undergraduate classes. * Tutoring for law school and medical school courses. We also offer a unique Law School Skills program for students entering law school. * Comprehensive, cover-to-cover consulting services for college and graduate school admission. We work with a limited number of students each application cycle with phenomenal success. * Academic and professional support for students in high school, college and graduate school. This includes assistance with selecting courses and academic programs as well as guidance on applications to jobs, internships, residency programs and clerkships. * Specialized support for students with disabilities, including obtaining academic and testing accommodations, tutoring, time management, and study skills. IHL has offices in New York City and in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thankfully, you don't have to live near us to take advantage of our services. We work remotely with a large number of students from all around the country via platforms like Skype and WizIQ.

I'm updating my previous review of the University of Michigan after riding bicycles through the…read moreCentral Campus on a sunny Sunday afternoon. "U of M" as it's called locally, is the state's oldest university having been founded in Detroit 1817 before being moved to Ann Arbor 20 years later. It is also a very large public university with 46,000 students, second only to Michigan State University with its 50,000 students. Intercollegiate athletics are a big part of the university's tradition with a sprawling sports complex for the Wolverines including the "Big House" for football Saturdays. With over 500 major buildings on campus, the University's architectural styles stretch the limits from Angel Hall's Greek and Roman blend to Burton Tower's Art Deco design to the Law Quad's Tudor Gothic style. The University of Michigan is highly intertwined with every aspect of life in the Deuce. I think of the "U" as the anchor of this college town and in many ways, it is what makes the city different from every other city in the state of Michigan.

Allow patients to switch their Dr's if they arent receiving the proper care so they can feel…read morecomfortable and listened to!

Our class had an amazing experience at the Michigan League. Before we arrived at the Michigan…read moreLeague, we heard the sounds of bells in the bell tower. They made me feel steady but a little sad. Then, we entered the Michigan League. My first impression of it was that it is an old building because it has wood panel walls. Next, we went to the upper floors. There were a lot of meeting rooms and some sofas in the gallery. They looked very comfortable. I sat on a sofa, and it was very soft. We saw a stained glass window when we went down the stairs. It was shining and so beautiful! Last, we went to the underground. There were seats, an ATM, computers and a lot of colorful pillars. For some of us, it felt like a prison because it was a quiet place, with a bare ceiling, and with small jail bars. There was an old table covered with carved names. It was carved in 1911! I was so surprised by its old history, and I felt that students were actually living here. We could see very beautiful and historical things. The Michigan League is a must see place in Ann Arbor.

My most recent visit was prompted by a session I was scheduled to attend for the NCID for a…read moreDiversity Scholars Program. Kudos to Dr Alfred Young Jr. , Chair of Afroamerican studies with joint appointment in Sociology for moderating an excellent panel of fellow faculty well versed and prepared in their respective disciplines. I learned so much and felt right at home. However to the point of this review... I was so very glad to have this commitment to bring me to the MI League as this building is absolutely GORGEOUS with its stone floors, well-preserved wood beams, stairwells, paneling, etc. That add to its earthy, timeless decor. Oh how I wish I could get this building's creators, designers, renovators, etc to come and add at least some beautiful stone floors to my own humble home! Hey- University of Michigan - if you're listening know that I'd accept any semblance of this. Thanks for providing this beautiful edifice to enjoy. Even the student staff are a benefit.

Visited Ann Arbor for the University of Oregon game. Would not recommend pre-paying for parking at…read morethe high school. While it was close it was very disorganized. You can probably find a spot in someone's yard. I have to say all the fans were very hospitable. Stadium bench seats are very tight. If someone would have purchased the seat next to me we would have been sitting on top of each other. We sat in section 39. Be sure to bring hat and sunglasses if you attend a daytime game. I was blinded until late 3rd quarter. Good choices were meeeh. Standard hot dog, chicken tenders, etc.

Kind of amused the university has a Yelp page…read more I'll keep this simple: best four years of my life, 5/5 stars, would return. A bit about me: I lived in East Quad for two years as part of the RC, I majored in Creative Writing in the RC, and I minored in Music/Non-professional.

Today I had an MRI done to determine the cause of pain in my leg. I opted for valet parking because…read moreit was painful to walk. Once inside, directions weren't clear and I ended up walking more than I had wanted on my bad leg. Employees I asked for directions were as helpful as they could be - all were very friendly. Once at the Outpatient MRI area, things moved smoothly. I believe the quality of care was excellent just based on my interactions with staff. It seemed that they cared about getting accurate images. The entire process took roughly two hours. I would highly recommend U of M Medicine basrd on their consistently high level of patient care and sense of urgency for whatever you are dealing with!!

I have long been a big Fan of the UM health system for as long as I can remember. MY wife went in…read morefor a Nuclear Cardio scan where they found a blockage in one of her arteries and put a Stent is as part of the procedure. Procedure went very well where the communication between me and the staff was outstanding before, during and after the procedure and the staff and doctors were extremely professional, courteous, helpful and above all COMPETENT! Excellent follow up as well once we got home which was greatly appreciated. If anything of a serious note happened to us we always head to the UM hospital network in Ann Arbor as this is the best health care in Michigan for my money. GO BLUE!

worst driving school ever coming from a student. i do nottt recommend especially the one on…read morecarpenter road. teacher was rude, so was the driving coach.

From the owner: Champion Driving School offers Segment One & Two classes at Lincoln High School on a monthly basis…read more We are by far the best driving school at Lincoln High School and offer the best price available. Please visit our website or call for class schedules and more information