Definitely Zero stars My child is a freshman this year at Lewis university I didn't know I was…read more paying thousands of dollars to a school where some professors teach from home online and the students in classroom, and another professor who doesn't know how to send an email to students that she cancelled the class but rather write it on a piece of paper and stick it on the door. I say this school is a joke from the start. I will give them one more week to straighten up or Im taking my child out to a respectful school.

The graduate program is fine. Some classes are genuinely challenging and the number of good…read moreprofessors generally out weigh the bad.

All programs no matter where you go seem expensive on paper but they aren't. I received $19.5k for…read morea transfer scholarship and then took out $700 deferred loan to look desperate which upped my IMAP grant to $9k. I then recouped the $700 each year by qualifying for a low income tax credit which negated my deferred loan. I just paid the $2,100 from my federal tax returns when I graduated. I received another $1,000 from Phi Theta Kappa and began working in my field by my junior year. I think I paid $6k for my degree. As a graduate student at St. Francis I started in the certificate program to take advantage of the lower tuition and received a discount because my company partners with the University. You have 7 years to complete the program. Most employers offer around $5k per calendar year which is about a class per semester and IS considered FULL time. If you drag it out long enough your employer pays for your degree. Essentially making grad school free. As for the program, at St. Francis I'm a person. We're taught by our professors rather than teaching assistants and they know you by name. Their doors are always open. They all have PhDs and have 20+ years of experience in their perspective fields or are still working in addition to teaching full-time. You'll complete typical homework assignments, papers, quizzes, tests, and discussion boards in which both the students and professors participate. In addition to getting a degree you actually learn something here that can be applied to your career and they take academic dishonesty seriously. I'm really glad I stumbled upon St. Francis. It's been nothing short of amazing.

I'm YeahJohn Lyn and my friend Maoyoung Xyu is studying at USF. The reason I didn't went to USF is…read morebecause I'm inferior.

JJC is not easy to work with for course planning, scheduling, preparation, etc. We had to call to…read moreschedule classes because online was not accessible, they had so many issues scheduling the class and then after there were technical glitches that they did not accept responsibility for so we had to apply for a refund. If you are a fresh high school graduate do not expect help from any department. I recommend going to Morraine or GSU if at all possible and avoid JJC at all costs.

Following my 1965 graduation from Lincoln Way High School in New Lenox, IL,…read more Joliet Junior College provided a perfect next step in earning both a liberal arts degree as well as becoming interested and involved in providing the urgent, growing need of full and part time child care for the many parents beginning to work full time, therefore needing safe, fun, and affordable educational care for their children. I was qualified and exceedingly interested as I was a follower of both Jean Piaget and Marie Montessori. So in blending the two philosophies, Building Block Child Care Center began in 1997 and continues going strong today.

I can't tell you how much I enjoyed the class. Something so mysterious as the French macaron may…read moreseem difficult to achieve success. With the help of the instructors, I was finally able to crack the code. I look forward to future classes.

You have an instructor by the name of Alf Zaccariello and I wanted to tell you how absolutely…read moreprofessionalism, and handling students who have very off topic comments and gets right back to teaching the class..Hes very very very knowledgeable on everything he's teaching the course.. Great guy, great instructor! Thanks Alf keep up the great work! I admire you because I don't think I could keep as professional when some questions or comments are addressed asked..

I couldn't say enough great things about 160 Driving Academy! The entire staff was awesome, and…read moremade my process of getting my CDL-A a pleasure. They took me from start to finish with care and complete professionalism. 160 truly cares about you as an individual, and goes above and beyond to help strengthen your individual weaknesses. I had been at another driving school, but to them I was just cattle!! After 2 months the instructor never even knew my name. As a professional courtesy I won't mention their name, but what a waist of my over $2,100 hard earned dollars. I would very highly recommend 160 Truck Driving Academy to anyone who wants to learn from a school that cares about your skills and safety. And a Very Special Thank You to: Kim, Dave, Duck, Mr. Wally, Carl and Tim. I look forward to seeing you all again, with my new truck.

This place is a hidden treasure in downtown Joliet. Not always open, you have to go on the Joliet…read moreJunior College web site. These are the future chefs of American in training. I have never had a bad meal there, every meal in a different delight. Prices are very reasonable.

I go to school here for culinary arts and although it is not officially posted on yelp reviews, we…read morehave two student run restaurants, Thrive and Savour, that run on alternate days of the week from 11am to 12:45pm. We also have a kiosk that sells student made foods. Everything is relatively inexpensive and high quality complex dishes.

I came here originally to just get some more practice in gmaw welding in advance of taking a test…read morefor employment. While taking the tour I decided to take the structural welding course-6 months. I couldn't have been more pleased. The instructor Mr.Shaker was very helpful, patient and up front. The atmosphere is laid back just you and a booth with some welding machines and your instructor plus classroom. They do not offer night classes and the class in the day time runs from 8a.m. until 3 p.m. . I did so well that the placement dept. told me they could find me a better gig, so ditched the one I had originally went there for. Plus points for letting me do the pipe welding course for free because I finished earlier than expected. The courses can be little expensive but, if you're going for a decent gig in the welding field it is well worth it.

I am a recent graduate of the 102 Course at IWS. I am PROUD to be able to say that. This is a…read moregreat school. 70% under the hood and 30% in the classroom, gives students a lot of practice, and a good balance of classroom information while working in an extremely safe environment. I went to school on the night shift, so I was able to work full-time and still attend school. (4 p.m.- 10 p.m.) Jake, Dennis and Jeff are very skilled at all methods of welding and can demonstrate effectively how to produce quality welds. I highly recommend this school to anyone looking to become a welding professional.

I have three kids in this school with my eldest in 5th grade now. They have started at St. Dominic…read moresince pre-school. The school had improved a lot since the new principal took office - she is a nun and she values the "Catholic" side of what this institution truly has to offer - excellent Catholic education, Being Catholic educated myself from pre-school through college, I must say that this school is very much aligned to the core values of real Catholic education - Christ-centered and values-based learning. For me, that's what I value most in education.