I have asked The Study Shack for help with both my children for exam prep and more general help…read morewith math. Tutors have always been very friendly and professional, most of all they have helped my children improve their performance and gain confidence in their work. Janie has good insight into what will work for each child and is especially good at matching child to tutor. I would recommend The Study Shack to other families without hesitation.

My 9 year old son was having difficulty keeping up with his academics and was falling behind in…read moreschool. Janie, the director/founder of The Study Shack was very helpful and selected a great tutor for my son. The tutor was excellent. She was able to work on building up my sons skills and adapt lessons to suit his learning needs/styles. The Study Shack was a major part of my son's academic success and growth by the end of the year, and also resulted in his excellent state exam scores. They provided a great amount of information about my son's learning styles, the common core standards, and also introduced us to great study habits that we can apply to all subjects. I would highly recommend this company for your tutoring needs.

This facility is closed. Why? Do anybody out there know?? I have googled this facility and they…read morestill listed as open which definitely is not. Hope to get some responses. Thanks.

This review is for the DMS program. I went to the Manhattan campus 9-3PM, and had Dr. Ayub as my…read moreinstructor. If you are reading this, you are most likely debating on which school to attend. I implore you to read my review in its entirety; I believe I'll make some really good points and convince you to consider this school. Your goal should be attending an accredited school that will give you the paperwork (certificate) you need in order to take the registry exam, and that is it. It's not about "the best of the best" school, or the one with the top accreditation. All you should be caring about is the school that is going to get you to the point that matters, which is the registry exam, and a school that will provide appropriate clinical rotations. Look no further, this school has everything (except good machines, more on that later). Firstly, Dr. Nand is the president and owner of this establishment. He maintains the Council on Occupational Education, which is an accreditation accepted by the ARDMS. He also has plentiful connections with almost all hospitals, and can get you into the really good hospitals for your clinical rotations (i.e. NY-Pres Columbia). He's also the SWEETEST man alive, and is genuine for your well being. He is there to help, he wants you to do well. Other schools have accreditation in CAAHEP, which is a well known accreditation. But be warned, schools with this type of accreditation have tuition fees of $65K+. Can you afford that? I chose NYMedCareerTrainingCntr for many reason, and it was the cost of the school that was the most appealing, to be honest. When I attended, the full program cost me $29K. This fee may increase due to economy-related issues and rent/insurance costs, etc. But that is a big plus. They also have payment plans. Tuition includes your uniform, and textbooks. Did you hear me?? TUITION INCLUDES YOUR UNIFORM AND TEXTBOOKS!! All other schools make you pay for your textbooks separate (and the uniform as well), and these books are $200 each. You are saving A LOT of money. Please note, you will have to pay your tuition in full before you start your clinical rotations. --Edit: I apparently ran out of space because I rambled. If anyone has a question regarding this school, I'm more than happy to share my experience. just message me-- I'll continue my review but make it ultra condensed since there is a word limit here. Now, a BIG plus... when you finally get to clinicals and have keep to a log of what you scanned, all you have to do it write the date, time, and a one-word description on the type of scans you did. THAT'S IT! Many other schools will force you to write a full description of each patient you see and/or need proof of this. Many school will require you to scan a certain amount of arteries/veins in order to graduate. You might think that's actually a good thing. No it's not. Because in the real world, when you start your clinicals, you may not get to see patients for arteries/veins. You may not get to see liver transplants. It depends on your site. You want the school to delay your graduation because you didn't see enough echo, head, or TCD? Complete your sheet, send them it, call it a day. I wish the school clarified how to have your CV signed, which is paperwork required to take the ARDMS. If you want to take your registry in vascular, you'll have to have a tech licensed in RVT to sign your CV... so this means, don't pick a clinical site that focuses on pediatric if your goal is to get an RVT because the likelihood of the technicians there that have and RVT are slim, and you will not be able to take your RVT registry due to the missing signature for a licensed tech... so be mindful of the sites you choose. Some negatives with this school: Machines are garbage, and there was a lot of cheating going on with no repercussion for these students. I was outraged by this. Sangay, the man responsible for finding you a clinical site, moves at the pace of snails. So you'll have to stay on top of him. There is no echo in this school :( And yes, I graduated this great school, was prepared enough to earn my ARDMS in abdomen, and I now work in a hospital. Dr. Ayub, if you're reading this, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! I'll always remember you! Wishing you and Dr. Nand, the best of health.

* Administrative disorganization -- I personally and professionally describe the institution as…read more"unorganized and unprofessional", citing last minute schedule changes and unclear communication where I went to the internship site was far away from my house and work location. I went to the location where the walgreen pharmacy did not expect me to come to the location as per their email sent to me. * Misleading course structure --the Pharmacy tech program was Bullshit, the professor did not know how to teach. * Textbook overcharging -- . * Poor instructional quality -- Complaints include teachers giving incorrect information, being disrespectful, and appearing unprofessional. * Low responsiveness to complaints -- my complains and preference were ignored .

We absolutely LOVE this learning center. We are using their services to execute remote learning and…read moreafter school tutoring for homework. My son (7 years old) thrived in his education during 2020 thanks to the wonderful tutors in this learning center. They are highly tech savvy and provide additional tutoring support to supplement math, reading, science, art, etc. They are always there for us when school spontaneously closes, even last minute. I can't express enough gratitude for this amazing place. I highly recommend!!!!!

This is an excellent center. The owner & staff are great and professional. tuition is also…read moreaffordable. Thank you M&S Learning!

This Kumon center is very well structured with a really dedicated staff who you could tell really…read morecare about and enjoy working with and enriching their students. If you want to invest into your child and his or her future, this is definitely where to do it. The Junior Kumon program starts with students as young as 3, teaching the little ones to read and count in as little as a few months. I would and do recommend it to everyone I know.

Is an amazing program! I recommended as one of the few innovative afterschool in Queens ! I also…read moreadmite how each location has awesome teachers who work towards realistic goals with each kid!

My daughter loves this program! Everyone is very professional, the activities are organized well…read moreand teachers pay attention to details. I trust my daughter is in good hands!

My son went to various Bright Kids locations (west 58th street, now closed) and the upper east side…read morefor the G&T classes and had a very positive experience. He looked forward to going and seemed to have a ball from what I could hear in the waiting room. The teachers did a great job giving him a sense of structure and providing incentives for good behavior. The coordinators, like Taylor, tried very hard to help us with our scheduling requests. While my son ended up doing really well on the G&T exam, I would still be recommending Bright Kids even if he had not just b/c of the positive experience we had with the entire team there.

My son went to Bright Kids on west 58th Street (now closed). We chose 12 sessions of G&T bootcamp…read moreand purchased a couple more classes at the end to keep the momentum going until his test. On his initial diagnostic test, his ability to focus was 'low average' and his frequency of breaks and guidance from tutor were 'often.' Bright Kids did a very good job in preparing my son and teaching him some tricks and test taking skills. Gratefully, my son scored well and is currently attending a citywide G&T school. Our child frequently got different instructors administering the lessons. After each lesson, I would be given a quick recap of what occurred. Later a more descriptive summary report would arrive via email. This was useful in helping me to concentrate in certain areas of weakness at home. Our Account Specialist Taylor was very responsive, he answered emails promptly and was very accommodating with our scheduling issues. The only negative experience we had at Bright Kids was with the Round 2 Hunter playdate. It was overpriced, with 3 sentences of vapid feedback.

I had the pleasure of taking two introductory sessions with Indacube- Speaking Korean, and Chinese…read moreCalligraphy. Both sessions were extremely informative, with quite a bit of learning packed into the session but at the same time in a very relaxed environment. There was no pressure in the class, and the atmosphere was very friendly. You can tell that the teachers are carefully chosen and are very skilled with helping others learned. From the very beginning the teachers had a planned agenda, and the learning started right away. For the Korean class, in just one hour I learned how to count, how to introduce myself (age and name), and what my interests are. The class was the perfect size to feel cozy...around 10 ppl. For the Calligraphy class, I learned how to hold a brush, and with a few minutes was learning how to paint from 1 to 10, and I learned the basic 8 strokes found at the core of the Chinese written language. Special mention should also go to Tian, for being an amazing host. He is super organized, and very welcoming.

Sishu Mandarin is by far the best place I've found to study Chinese. I was open to either virtual…read moreor in person classes (and they offer both) but ended up going with the in person to get a bit of community too. The instructors are so kind and willing to help you individually, and they really break things down so you understand quickly and solidly!! Sishu even provided a free digital copy of our textbook and workbook, which is a huge plus above other classes I looked at. I can't recommend Tian and his team enough for helping me be less nervous about studying and feeling confident with my Chinese language!! Whether you're looking to learn for work or just fun definitely look into their lessons. Xie xie Sishu!