Excellent course (PLC Programming Course). I had a great time in the course and was able to get a…read morelot of information and best practice strategies in just a few days. This course is perfect for anyone trying to learn how to program with Allen Bradley software. The course is primarily focused on the SLC500 software and starts with background and gives you an understanding of the different softwares provided by Allen Bradley. I would highly recommend completing Business Industrial Network course on PLCs before attending. I am confident that this helped me to understand and retain the large amount of information in this three day course. Special thanks to Don Fitchett for an excellent course and for being constantly available to clarify questions throughout the course and on breaks.

Hazardous Area Instrumentation Training Course…read more The Hazardous Area Instrumentation Training Course is a great tool for engineers and related technical practitioners. The format, including realistic animations and illustrations, makes the course easy to comprehend yet comprehensive in its content. A glossary and self-assessment is another valuable tool included in this course. Lastly, the customer support from this provider is excellent, very prompt and helpful. RC, Prof Engr., Australia

I love Jeffco. This is my 3rd semester here. The staff is nice and friendly. Each student gets a…read morefree hour of tutoring a week for each class. The library isn't very big but you can order books from the Hillsboro campus and they will be there in about 2 days. This campus has a math lab with teachers to help you. Mrs. Meyers is almost always there to help.

Very nice auditorium. I've attended and participated in IFPA Bobybuilding Competitions here and…read morethe venue is always nice, clean and well equipped for show needs.

The local high school, serving Ladue and parts of Olivette in St. Louis County. Home to the Rams…read more Has a good amount of AP classes, affluent students who drive BMWs, and a good water polo team last time I recalled. There's a strong focus on academics, hence a high graduation rate. If you're a parent looking to send your child here, I highly recommend reading some education magazine/guide and not yelp dot com to make that decision.

WJHEC is an extension center of STLCC- Forest Park. This center moved to the JeffVanderLou…read morecommunity in August 2010 from its former location at 4666 Natural Bridge. This beautiful facility is the only gold leed status education center in St. Louis City. It offers an array of credit and non credit courses as well as community education and outreach. Stop by. The staff is wonderful and the bookstore is cute!

I hated my time here at McKendree University. I had to graduate early just to get away from the…read moreplace. Not only are most of their dorms old and worn down, there is constantly a bug infestation. During the fall, the stink bugs get so bad that they invade the inside of your living space, and McK is too poor to pay someone to come and spray for the bugs. One time a friend of mine had fleas in her apartment from the LAST resident. Do you know what that means? There were fleas in that apartment ALL summer until the fall when McKendree ALLOWED students to move into it. That is gross. Also, McKendree knowingly knew that one of their coaches was a predator. Years went by of athletes complaining and informing the athletic director that the coach was SLEEPING with some of his female athletes. That is absolutely wrong. The old president that just retired was allowed to go on sabbatical, a period of PAID leave for someone who was retiring!? Does that make any sense? Usually when you get paid to go on sabbatical, you are expected to come back and continue working. That is not the case as the President was recently replaced. When the sports teams struggle to fundraise money in order to travel, stay in hotels, and feed their athletes. Speaking of feeding their athletes, Ames, the dining hall is known for their food poisoning. Many of the students here at McKendree know which foods they should stay away from and this leaves them with poor options such as pizza, sandwiches, or even cereal for DINNER. I honestly cannot believe how sad McKendree's campus is. Public Safety is more concerned about busting people for smoking in their rooms than making sure the students are safe on campus. There are holes in the walls. Stains on the carpets. Refrigerator handles have been known to break off and people's hands. Will the students get a refund on the money they spent during their 2020 second semester even though they won't actually be living on campus on attending in-person class?? Absolutely not because that is just how McKendree is. Our newest building is PAC and the new dormitories, but there is only a limited amount of space for students to get into those dorms and one side is specifically for freshmen. In 2019 when registration for housing began, after the SENIORS signed up, there is barely any housing for juniors or sophomores. And if you ever consider living at the Suites just remember, it is three rooms with two people in each that all share a bathroom. They are dirty, dingy, and falling apart but the cheapest option for many students considering McKendree is too expensive. You may be wondering if McK is so expensive, why don't they have money? Exactly, their numbers are currently dropping and many of the sport's teams are desperately trying to recruit/entrap, as many athletes as possible. The only good thing I can say I received from McKendree were the friends I had the opportunity of making and some of the professors are amazing. Others are opinionated and if you don't do it their way or they don't like the way you answered a question, you're out of luck. And if you're reading this and thinking that I am just one student with a bad opinion about McKendree, trust me there are more who are gone or have graduated who are so, so happy that they no longer have to be at McKendree University. Thank you for your time.

This is my alma mater. It's the oldest college in Illinois, a heritage of which we are rightfully…read moreproud! The campus is absolutely lovely, both old buildings and new. If you're interested in history, you should visit. If you just like pretty old buildings, you should visit. An era is passing - McKendree College is slated to become McKendree University this summer. I'm ecstatic...but a little sad. But at least now I can say "GO MUCK U!!!" and mean it!

I came here for a chiropractic conference and I will say I was so impressed with the university and…read morehow detail oriented they were. I especially loved the free snacks and drinks provided they really thought of everyone. They had protein shakes, soda, sparkling waters, energy drinks, and a fast variety of food from protein to immunity Support to candy to chips such a large variety.

Having grown up in Chiropractic at the old campus in Normandy, lunch could usually be had with Dr…read more Coggins during the summer and visits to the pool. My sisters and I were unofficial caretakers. When the campus moved to Chesterfield, Dr. Ditson kept my application on file which was in crayon, until my official one came in in the 80's, which was typed and double spaced. Dr Goodman appreciated the updated version. Logan always lived up to my expectations. From day one, I was being well prepared for my state and national boards as well as for my decades in private practice. I am retired now, looking forward to assisting new Logan graduates in their first practices. Being a second-generation Logan graduate was certainly invaluable. I'm now working on grooming my granddaughter into Chiropractic. We'll see how that goes. She'll be attending UMO in a few short years....Dr, Candace L. Croft

Biblically-based, Christ-oriented practical training from a Reformed evangelical perspective…read more Graduate degrees for pastors, counselors, Christian educators and others. Beautiful campus and facilities.

I am a 2007 graduate of CTS's Master of Arts in Counseling program. I continue to have contact with…read moreprofessors there, and have seen ongoing expansion of the campus and improvement of the facilities. The counseling department has added new staff and courses since I was there, which has improved the diversity of both the staff and the course offerings. I am very satisfied with my training and preparation, and have been successfully employed in my field since the month I graduated. I felt my professors took a genuine interest in me as an individual, and were very supportive and encouraging of all the students there. The campus is very inviting, with a friendly atmosphere. This is not a large university, so understandably the library hours are not always as long as I would have liked. However, I was able to manage my schedule so that this did not present a problem for me. Alumna have ongoing access to the library materials and services, which is a nice benefit. For those who are not regular students or graduates, I am sorry if they feel that the cost of a card is not worth it. As an alumna, my accessibility to the library and continuing education programs has been without any problems and at a very reasonable cost. I am disappointed that someone would give CTS such a low rating based upon their dissatisfaction with the cost and accessibility to the library. CTS is not a commercial enterprise, but a high caliber theological seminary. I am surprised that someone who I would assume is not a student or alumna would give it such a poor rating based solely upon their access to the library. I would assume that they could have access to the use of the library even if they could not check out materials unless they renewed the card for the full year.

Very informative class. Clear instructions and great equipment. Very glad I came tonight!!!read more

Best CPR class I've ever taken. It was informative and fun. the instructor was funny and made…read moreeveryone feel comfortable.