A bit tricky to find at first (it's on the second floor in the spot right next to the pharmacy) but…read moreBLS CPR / AED training was informative, efficient, and organized. Great quality course with patient and well-informed instructor - would recommend for sure!

Mr. Thurow has an amazing way of connecting with math learners and creating meaningful ways for…read morethem to learn the content. Both our son and daughter thrived under his instruction. If you want a math instructor who truly understands how to reach reluctant learners, look no further than Thurow Pathways.

Wonderful staff! They were serious about helping all students succeed and those that either had a…read morepoor attitude or had difficulty on the tests and skills were not moved forward. I appreciated their professionalism.

This is an A++ facility. The curriculum and content was put together efficiently. The instructors…read moremade learning interesting, engaging and fun. They prepared the class for state tests resulting in a high passing score.

Cyndee is an amazing teacher! She presents information in a format that is easy to understand and…read morework through to achieve the results needed. A professional and fun to work with!

I am a student at MATC and didn't know about their automotive program until I needed major engine…read morework. A band had broke in my engine. Taking this to a dealership would have cost me thousands of dollars. (all of it labor costs) MATC's automotive department only charged me for parts. The students gain valuable knowledge by working on cars and there is a certified mechanic overseeing them. I don't think I will go back to my normal dealership again for repairs. I have since had both outside tie rods and an axel replaced. I highly recommend giving them a try.

I'm going through a "let's try all the new things!" phase this year and one of the things I did was…read moresign up for a pottery class at Cream City Clay. It was intimidating walking in and seeing all the gorgeous works but everyone there was incredibly welcoming and that extended into the Hand Building I class that I took. The instructor, Lila, was engaging, exciting, and incredibly knowledgeable (and she brought in fresh bread one week!). The class was a touch more free-range and self-directed than I expected but in the end I think that was really for the best - it pushed me to dive into my own creativity (what little there is) and in the end I will be walking away with a handful of fun pieces. I absolutely intend to come back for more classes and potentially signing up for a membership. Highly, highly recommend stopping by - check out the wares, support local, and maybe even sign up for your own class!

We were looking for a fun activity to do for a date night.We happened upon Cream City Clay during a…read moresoup walk several weeks earlier and thought, why not? It's a very bright and inviting space.We signed up for a Friday night throwing class.Suffice it to say,neither of us is what I would say is artistic,that didn't stop us from having a fun date night across from each other,trying to produce something remotely resembling a pot/bowl.Unfortunately we fell a little short,lol.We still had a fun time nonetheless and so if you're looking for something new and fun,this might be up your alley.

Honestly great academics, I am a prenursing student however the advisors for that major are…read moreuseless. They are no help and tell you to literally figure it out on your own when they should be helping students get through courses and life in courses.

want to share my experience because this situation really affected me, and I don't want another…read morestudent especially one with a learning disability and an IEP to go through what I went through. First, the assignments I turned in on January 13 were regular homework. These were NOT final exams. They were missed assignments from earlier in the semester that I had been working on since December. The timestamps on my emails clearly show normal human pacing: 10:20 PM, 10:49 PM, and 11:00 PM. This is what any student does when catching up. Instead of seeing that, my instructor decided those timestamps were "suspicious," and used them to claim I used AI with no actual evidence. During the meeting, I explained multiple times that I have a learning disability and an IEP, and that I sometimes use Google or my old notes for clarity because her instructions on the Challenges were not clear. Instead of supporting me or trying to understand my disability, she repeated the word "AI" over and over, trying to get me to fold under pressure. It felt less like support and more like an interrogation. I also explained that I reused my own writing from earlier in the semester something that is completely normal but she twisted that into misconduct too. When I tried to express confusion and frustration, she told me I was "attacking" her, even though I was speaking calmly and just trying to make her understand my point of view. I came into the meeting thinking we were going to work on my assignments together, not to be accused. I felt blindsided, talked over, and mentally drained by the end of it. As a student with an IEP, I did not feel supported, understood, or respected. I felt like the meeting was set up for me to fail from the start. I completed my own assignments, I turned them in myself, and the timestamps prove that. Nothing I did was misconduct. I feel like I was treated unfairly, judged incorrectly, and not given the disability support that I am supposed to receive. I'm disappointed because I worked hard, and instead of being helped, I was interrogated. I hope UWM takes this seriously, because no student especially one with a learning disability should be made to feel this way.

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