My daughter just graduated from Rowan University. She had a…read moregreat experience. I personally love the campus and think it is one of the best values for education in NJ. If there is one downside, housing can be a challenge. There is not enough of it and by Junior or senior year students need to find off campus housing.

As a parent, I've been disappointed with some aspects of my child's learning experience at Rowan…read moreUniversity. One of the biggest challenges has been that several professors are difficult for students to understand the broken English, which has negatively impacted their ability to keep up with coursework. When we raised these concerns with advisors, we were told that nothing could be done, and we found them generally unhelpful in finding solutions. Parents should be aware that students may face struggles in getting the support they need, both in the classroom and from advising staff. I expected more responsiveness from the university in addressing issues that directly affect student success. This may be a problem nationally but it definitely is a problem there.

Hats off to the Jersey Men and Women in uniform, health care workers, NJ Dept of Health, and…read morevolunteers for running this covid-19 vaccine site like a fine tune assembly line.   And for Rowan College for making this site available. I went to https://covidvaccine.nj.gov/ to register got an e-mail to make an appointment and I picked the south jersey center because my locale Bergen site had no slots left or are just incompetent in the role of a vaccine distributor. It was easy, you get in line, show your appointment Q-code and stream into one building and out the other, were comfortable footwear, and those with disabilities will get an assisted ride around the site. It took about 35 minutes including the 15-minute observation period after my Pfizer shot. They automatically will send you a reminder to schedule your second dose after 20 days as per CDC.

RUN, don't walk to another place of higher education!! You will thank me later!! I made a HUGE…read moremistake by attending this poor excuse of a (alleged) college. I spent thousands of dollars on classes that could not be transferred to a four-year college, because the credits didn't match the level of any four-year college. I have every rejection letter stating that I could not transfer. I started over at a four-year college and spent years earning my B.A. I would strongly encourage anyone to do the same. NEVER go to a community school. You will regret it as I did!!

Certified Home Health Aide Course!! The staff was so very helpful from my very first phone call ~…read moreinquiring about the class, the sign up process, taking my online classes and then my clinicals. Very helpful and supportive. The instructor is fantastic and makes sure you understand what you need to know!! I highly recommend if you are looking to take a class and get started ~ give Care Training academy a call!!

From the owner: Becoming a Home Health Aide registered by the New Jersey Board of Nursing requires no previous…read moreexperience but you must obtain professional training by a registered nurse. To become a Certified Home Health Aide or CHHA, documentation must be provided to show a minimum of 60 hours of classroom instruction and 16 hours of hands-on clinical instruction. Students must then pass a state exam issued by the Board of Nursing.

When I first walked in it was very clean and very welcoming. I am so excited for this journey here!!read more

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Robert Fiance Beauty School in Pitman since they opened…read more Wonderful specials and hours of operation also. My entire family feels the same way. And yes, I have sent friends of all ages to the school for wonderful services at a fraction of the cost. Very cool men's haircuts and shaves. The manicures/pedicures and facials are so relaxing. They always use the best products, most cutting edge techniques, and I couldn't be happier. Lisa Alexander, Cosmetologist and Instructor always sets me up with the best services possible. Whether it be a custom hair color combination, hair cut, blow out and style, wax, I always leave there with Beauty bucks and feeling or looking like a million bucks!! By far, my favorite place in Pitman!!!

Camden County College has been my go-to place for education for many years, and now that I'm an…read moreadult learner, it continues to be the right fit. What makes CCC special is the mix of people you meet. You've got students there for trade programs, others working toward an associate degree, and plenty who are using it as a smart launch point into a major university. That variety creates a really interesting, grounded community where everyone is focused on moving forward in their own way. The professors are another big reason I've stayed connected to this school. They're knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely down to earth. You can have real conversations with them, ask questions without feeling rushed, and feel like they actually care about your progress, not just your grade. Camden County College offers flexibility, quality education, and a welcoming environment that works especially well for adult students. It's a place where learning feels practical, approachable, and worth coming back to.

Not senior friendly. You will drown here in disappointment. Yes, you will feel out of place in this…read morehouse of learning. You will not fit in. They will pick on you first. They will misunderstand you. A miserable experience. Thanks

Frustrating is when you have your child in the class, he loves his teacher and then after a short…read moretime the teacher leaves. My child was SO upset after finding out that his teacher gone. I spoke to some of the other parents. This seems to be a common theme of this school. So many teachers leaving! I am pulling my child out ASAP!

I first toured the Malvern School of Washington Township on a friend's recommendation. She…read moreselected the school after touring a number of preschools in the area and assured me that the Malvern School was the best. While I initially enrolled my then 2-year-old daughter due, in large part, to a friend's recommendation and the appeal of a NAEYC accreditation, those are not the reasons she is still there 2 years later. My daughter LOVES her teachers and I know, without a doubt, that they love her, too. They love her as an individual on her best and very worst days. When she is struggling to say goodbye in the morning, I know she has many welcoming arms to jump into in my absence. Her teachers and aids, not just those in her classroom, but all of them, know her and care about her. They have even expressed an interest in me as an individual and are so warm and supportive in the morning that it eases the tension of the morning rush. Additionally, as a teacher myself, I have been humbled by the quality of my daughter's lessons and the speed with which she is acquiring new information and skills. Her teachers challenge her with content I would have assumed was too advanced for a 4-year-old, but she loves it and thrives. I am certain that she would not be as academically prepared as she is now had she remained with a nanny. The social skills and increased rigor posed by a class of other children is something you cannot replicate in the home. I am SO glad I made the switch from in-home care to the Malvern School. Although we still have one more year there, I am already thinking about the day my daughter will graduate to kindergarten and the heartbreak we will both feel when our Malvern days end. I cannot recommend it enough.