I attended their men's and women's league championship games last night, both wins against Northern…read moreNew Mexico. The men's game was just fine. However, the behavior during and after the women's game were horrible. One player appeared to be trying to pick a fight continuously during the game. I sat at midcourt as I like to see everything and I had no vested interest in the outcome. A mother of a Simpson player sat a few rows behind me and she was loud and continued to verbally accost the officials and opposing team. A Cal Maritime staff member had to go and talk with her for some time. After the staff left, the woman calmed down for a bit but she soon escalated her verbal assaults, even encouraging players to assault their opponents and the officials. I got up and moved to another part of the gym but one of the officials stopped the game and ejected her. I'm sure her daughter was proud. After the game, even though Simpson won, I saw this woman and a number of other Simpson parents yelling at the officials as they left the building under police escort. The coach never made any effort to control his players or fans. Such a poor exhibition of Christianity. If this is what Simpson condones, I highly recommend that people stay away. Also, I saw similar behavior by Simpsonites at a game against William Jessup University a few years ago.

Loved this school, location, nursing program. Peace and serenity. Beautiful location. Staff,…read morestudents are genuine, kind, loving, and HAPPY. Christ centered education!

I have to admit, I had high expectations for this University when I saw the variety of programs…read moreoffered. A quick, online inquiry awarded me with SIX different enrollment specialists who all returned my call within 10 minutes. I was then connected with an 'Enrollment Advisor', and that's the end. The communication is horrific and as a result, I missed out on my desired start date. I considered other programs (because that is initially what drew me to NU), but ultimately always had more questions than answers after any sort of communication with them. I do not recommend this institution for anyone! If you're looking to go back to school, whether it's online or in-person, go check out Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU)!

This is the perfect spot to find a "quiet" place even if you're not a student. There is plenty of…read moreseating all throughout the library including a balcony section where you can get some fresh air. This library also has 2 large computer labs with wifi connected. Printing is 10cents a page. They also have free wifi for your own electronic device. Most books, CDs, and DVDs are renting in a. 2 week loan. However, there are many books, especially textbooks, you can only have for 2 hours at a time. I love going hear just to get away from it all.

Worse school ever!! Don't trust anything they say as it's never the full truth! They just want your…read moremoney and a number on their enrollment sheet!!

New "If I could give zero stars I would" This place is a…read moremoney grab, it's not worth it and you're better off going to the community college, even if it means that it will take a bit longer plus the cost is way lower than this place. I went in for the LVN program for the first two semesters and it was terrible. The first semester they try to cram in biology, anatomy and physiology all one, within 8 weeks. I passed that semester with high grade but it was truly done on my own. The instructors just read off of a PowerPoint presentation for 3 hours, there really isn't much teaching. Also they like to test their students with NCLEX style questions which seems like it would be a nice way to get experience for the real thing, except they don't show you how to take these type of testing or what to expect. I believe at one point the instructor said they expect us to fail these tests the first few times, as if that's some sort of way to teach? I was hoping that after that first semester was over and once we got into the actual LVN courses it would get better but it didn't. Same thing, it's a lot of teaching yourself as you go, and using a lot of outside resources to learn. For the amount of money they charge, you would think that you would receive a better education, but it seems like the instructors are only there to babysit you while you teach yourself. I will say there was one instructor that actually taught some classes, Allan, he was the only one that seemed like he was there to help students. I unfortunately had a family emergency that caused me to miss a day and since I was not able to make the hours up I decided to drop out of the program, which in hindsight was a blessing in disguise. Now I'm going to Shasta Community College to finish my degree and I'm actually leaning more and getting the tools I need to make a great nurse once I'm out in the real world. Another thing to take into account is their attendance policy, you cannot miss any days, making up the hours is impossible if you have a job. They don't care what the reason is, the only thing they'll "excuse" is a family death, which you will have to provide a death certificate to prove it. The place I work at has lots of graduates from this place and they never have anything positive to say about it, which should have been my warning. Overall I would definitely recommend not going here, the lure of having part time evenings classes available sounds great especially for those that have to work full time but I promise you it's not worth it.

My Grandson has gone here from pre-K to fourth grade the teachers are absolutely fabulous they…read moreactually believe in teaching and not only teaching but doing it with value and moral and you can tell the teachers enjoy what they are doing like it was gods calling on them And they absolutely love and care for each child and wants them to exceed and now another Grandson is starting pre-K and I also like to Give a big thumbs up to Debbie senior the principal and what she has accomplished in the time that she has been there!

My child absolutely loved this preschool, moving on to Kindergarten was hard for him because of the…read moreincredible teachers at Liberty Christian, especially Mrs. Andi who my son adores. The teacher's aid have been there for a long time as well so it made things easier for us to decide on this school. It felt safe and right from the first day we walked in. I was surprised at how affordable it was too.

We love MU, and all the teachers our two children have had. From 8 weeks to 5 years old they have…read morealways been well cared for, and our older one was very prepared for kindergarten after leaving.

I also have had a current very good experience with Munchkin U. I just arrived in Thailand w my…read morefamily. Tino my 3 yr old has been attending MU for the past year and a half. His mom is Thai. Tino has had an awesome experience during this time. All the staff say hi every time we walk in and bye every time we leave. Very well organized, clean and follow CA state rules. Many activities for the kids to do. They give daily reports and follow their own curriculum to foster a scholastic foundation for school in the future. Behavior is supervised and feedback is given. Most of all Tino is happy when he goes and leaves. He always is active when I pick him up. Highly recommend.. Coach Eddie (Sub Teacher Shasta County)