Core Strategy was a very good course. It is challenging but the support I received was great…read more Spencer Lewis is a great instructor, he is super knowledgeable and keeps the content relatable. The whole team has been great.

I enrolled in Online Trading Academy's Mastermind program based on how the program was presented…read moreduring the sales process. The enrollment discussions emphasized structured guidance, ongoing support, strategy development, and a learning environment designed to help students apply rules consistently with disciplined risk management. While instructional components were provided, my experience did not fully align with the expectations set at enrollment. Certain tools and community features that were described as meaningful parts of the learning ecosystem were either unavailable or did not function in the way I understood they would. Although alternatives were mentioned, the overall structure and accessibility felt different from what I anticipated when making the enrollment decision. I understand that OTA identifies itself strictly as an educational institution and not as an investment advisory or signal service. However, the way trade examples, success narratives, and consistency concepts were framed during marketing and class discussions contributed to expectations that, in my personal experience, were difficult to reconcile with real-world results. This review is not about individual instructors or staff professionalism. My interactions were generally professional. My concerns relate to program value relative to enrollment representations and the overall experience compared to the expectations created during the sales process. Prospective students should conduct thorough independent research, review the curriculum carefully, ask detailed questions about how support systems function in practice, and fully understand refund and contract terms before enrolling. It may also be helpful for consumers to be aware that the company has previously been subject to a Federal Trade Commission enforcement action resulting in a court-ordered injunction governing certain advertising and sales practices. That information is publicly available and may be relevant context when evaluating the program. This reflects my personal experience and perspective so others can make informed decisions.

Terrible score because someone stole my MacBook, math program is terrible because you cannot have a…read morechance to develop a meaningful learning strategy to pass algebra. I would take logic if I were you., one instructor is very gloomy. Another instructor who teaches you has an irritable voice, and it feels like high school employment ed, the other classes are OK and have good instructors, it is good that the college has some good and manageable instructors and low tuition. If you're looking for a bachelors in this school, say no and cross it out.

Dakota County Technical College - IT Training Center, is the Minnesota Tech, Learning, and…read moreCertification Hub. This location has teamed up with the industry standard specialty and Certification schools Global Knowledge and Sunset Learning for industry professionals. This facility has it's own Lab environment, access to remote Lab's, live instructors, virtual instruction and video instruction, in various class room environments. These classes are meant to meet the challenges of everyone offering various learning styles, and class instruction at various Times , day and night. The core of instruction here is for geared towards Cisco Systems, Microsoft, and various other IT and Web industry standards. This is also a certified testing center for Pearson VUE & Prometric. If you are looking for a solution from learning to testing for your CCNA, to MCITP this is a solid choice, as they take various payments such as CISCO credits if your company has some stocked away. I recently took a Live video conference remote instructor class, that was a great experience as it was live instruction( could raise my hand and discuss topics) while the classroom was in Denver, I was able to attend from Minnesota, which was a great cost saver to myself and company.

A great conference held twice a year here at Normandale. Venue is great, awesome vendors,…read moresessions, and giveaways. It's my favorite conference in the Twin Cities by far. Oh and did I mention, it's free!

I moved to Eagan this past winter and would walk past Eagan Art House when it was being built this…read morepast spring and now that it's open am happy to report it is beautiful and has a lot of fun classes for both kids and adults and a warm community

On my final full day in Eagan earlier this month, I took a drive around the area. I saw a red art…read moreinstallation that looked like red toy airplane had been in a fight with a red pylon, and both had lost. I kept on driving down Lexington Avenue South to shop at Walgreens before making my way over here. Eagan Art House is located in Patrick Eagan Park. It offers art classes for children, so parents can enjoy the park if they want to as their kids create their masterpieces. There are also art classes for adults. I was there on a Sunday, so nothing was happening. There are a ton of parking spaces at the park, and a few around Eagan Art House itself. Because it is on a park, some activities that it offers, such as the Art Block kickoff, can take place either in front of Eagan Art House or in the park if there is a need for more room. The Art Block series of events highlights art creations, music, performances, outdoor art exhibitions, and more within the community. Some of the classes offered include pottery and weaving. They mainly target kids from ages 4 through 16. There are also adult classes, but I didn't see what classes were being offered. It's encouraging that there's always room to learn and be artistic! I'll need to return and see if I can take a crash course in a craft when I'm back. I'm still not sure what the art installation signifies, but it's definitely open to interpretation. (121)