This was one of the best school resource purchases I have ever made! I'm so mad I did not find out…read moreabout this during my first year of nursing school!! This 100000000000% prepared me for the HESI, I even saw MULTIPLE of similar questions. I love how there are rationales for each answer, including the incorrect ones, and there is an incorrect test bank full of all the ones you've missed. Also, you can filter the practice questions by specialty and areas of focus. SIMPLY AWESOME!!!

I think that YBG is best known for their HESI program, but as I finished my nursing program, and…read moreprepared to take the NCLEX I decided to see what their NCLEX program had to offer and it was honestly instrumental in helping me pass on my first attempt! I used RN Mastery, Archer Review and YBG to study, and while the other programs helped in reviewing content, YBG really mirrored the way that questions were asked on the NCLEX and really helped me understand how to answer those questions! I'd recommend it to anyone preparing to take the NCLEX!

**FIRST REVIEW OF 2023**…read more Lol not sure why Yelp would remove my review especially as I'm a medical student at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine who has spent years at this institution. Sometimes the algorithm just does not make sense *shrugs* Anyway short and sweet yet useful-- Tribute to my medical school! MSU CHM in Grand Rapids is one of the two main campuses for their M1s and M2s spending most of their didactics at. The Secchia Center is the main building for this campus and is literally one big giant building with 8+ floors. There's a gorgeous rooftop with a great view of downtown GR that is open spring - fall with floors 1 - 3 hosting most of the classrooms and small group discussions. Floors 4+ has the anatomy lab and clinical simulation floors. The facilities are fairly new with durable, modern furniture of tables, chairs, etc. There's a small library/quiet room that is not used as much since there's so many great study rooms. It's directly connected with 25 and 35 Michigan Spectrum buildings with the first floor having a cafeteria of Qdoba, Starbucks, etc. Some options that are not hospital food. All the main faculty/staff have their offices floors 4+ but with the pandemic, one would check if the individual is in the office that day due to hybrid/remote working. The MSU CHM faculty/staff are wonderful teachers and are different leaders and educators in their own way. Although they are paid personnel, it's still a choice to teach medical students and for the most part, they are doing great conveying their wisdom and expertise to us students. There is security 24/7 on the first floor who often walk around. IT is also available during weekday regular hours but can also be reached by phone as well (shoutout to Jordan). Parking is through Spectrum since MSU does not own the parking lots attached to the building. Custodial team cleans the building and it's a nice, spacious quaint space that is ideal for students to learn in! There is no gym or food/drink options inside the Secchia building itself, but located in downtown and on Medical Mile, there are plenty of options else where. This ended up being a longer review than I thought! All in all, much love and respect to this building. Not every school facility is this nice and new and well-kept. Definitely grateful that I chose Grand Rapids as my campus! If Yelp deletes this review, then that's bonkers :|

Commons Dining Hall has a good selection of food that varies from day to day. I am always left…read moresatisfied with my quality of food:) Special shoutout Mary Ann and Meagan, they are the nicest workers there.

Nicest people. We showed up unannounced on a weekend and some students showed us around as much as…read morethey could n super great!

I happened upon this studio today because they were partnering with Hot Glue Creux to host an Art…read moreSupply Swap. The swap was great and it was also super cool to check out Roeda Studio! The woman working was super friendly and welcoming, it was easy to find street parking, and the studio had a lot of cool gifts, art supplies, and other cool items such as salt shakers, vases, magnets, earrings, etc. They also have a studio space where they offer classes and makers events. I ended up leaving with an erasable gel pen, earrings, and a coloring page. I'll definitely be back sometime!

I love my calendars in my office and I needed something new to add to them and after discovering…read moreRoeda studio I have been able to add new titles to my calendar and holiday details. I love all their magnets. The staff is amazing, and I love that they even have classes you can attend. Prices are great and the sales are even better!

This review is only for their Friday fish fry during Lent. It's around $15 for an adult meal that…read moreincludes fried or baked fish, fries or baked potato, coleslaw or apple sauce, and homemade mac and cheese. You can also buy up to two additional pieces of fish and they usually have a small dessert option (last time it was cups of ice cream or cookies). They also have kids meals available. The line moves pretty quickly and this one isn't as popular as some of the other local fish fries, plus it's close to our house so we usually go once a year. Payment is cash or check only. The food is always pretty tasty but we always laugh about the mac and cheese - it has onions in it, which I think is such a polarizing ingredient to put into mac and cheese. But I like it! Overall it's not the best fish fry but it's still a good option especially if you live in the area. They have a small parking lot and there is street parking available.

Grace is home. For a homeschooler who was nervous to leave home like myself, Grace was the best…read moreplace for me to go. Socially, campus life is fun and safe, and students form close friendships. I've been graduated for several years now, and I still see friends weekly. Educationally, Grace has top-notch, highly credentialed staff and faculty who deeply care. In fact, several professors periodically invite groups of students over for meals or movies! Overall, Grace will challenge your mind and connect with your heart, and you will be so grateful for your time there.

Stopped in on a visit from out of town and was pleased to tour this fun local community printmaking…read moreand artist studio. Was looking specifically for letterpress printing options in town. This place is great! The owner was friendly and provided a tour of the equipment and space. They offer a variety of membership options and open studio hours - all thoroughly outlined in the helpful printout they provided. If you're into letterpress or printing, it's worth checking this place out! From their website: Dinderbeck's facility specializes in accommodating a multitude of printmaking and artistic media. Dinderbeck strives to help the public learn and grow together through collaboration, education and creation. Dinderbeck's weekly open hours provide community members with a space to practice their craft. Our nearly 3000 square feet studio hosts an array of equipment, including facilities for artists to complete all printmaking mediums, with the exception of stone lithography. Dinderbeck is not only a self motivated workspace, it also hosts a variety of classes, workshops, and demos instructed by knowledgable local artists. If you ever wanted to learn something new, just come by and talk with us. We are more than happy to share with you our love for printmaking.

We have visited several colleges and have friends that have attended Cornerstone University. They…read morehave been super helpful and very attentive. There follow up has been exceptional. Their campus and chapel are beautiful. Looking forward to spending more time there. The other reviews were off base in so many ways. College drivers it is similar in our town so more lights might be a great option for safer exiting. Adults not driving speed limit on highways either. Very challenging for new drivers. We all need to do our part to work together. Thank you Cornerstone for your strong moral compass.

I know nothing about this school other than the fact that cars peel blindly out of the entrance…read moreonto the Beltline on my way home from work. -3 stars for absurdly reckless driving, +2 stars for absolute (if not misguided) confidence of the student drivers. Cornerstone, please address this and direct your students ambitions to something more productive than these stunts. Petitioning the city for a light or yield ramp could be a start.