Interesting past reviews here on the Texas Tech University page, but I can read between the lines…read moreand just hope others can too. But this college in the dusty Panhandle town of Lubbock, Texas, ain't so bad as the low rated reviews say. It is NOT a big city. Bigger than most towns within 340 miles or so, but it's still got that small town vibe. My daughters' doctor and many other really good doctors in this vicinity studied and/or graduated from TTU. I have taken family members to Texas Tech health care facilities all over Lubbock. The staff members' compassion and competence have meant the world to me. I didn't attend Tech for a reason. I had the chance, but I didn't want to go to the same damn school as everyone else from my high school. Lol. I also didn't see the point in spending the tons of money since I knew I wouldn't be getting a full scholarship. My uncle graduated from here, though, and played baseball. Wreck 'Em! I have been here for all kinds of events and most recently my two young daughters and I walked across the campus during the day and then later on the night of April 25, 2026. The campus was well-lit in most areas. My daughter who is in seventh grade is already expressing interest in this place to become a vet. She has a while to go, but they are already pushing the college degree plan in her school. We'll see... The Red Raider mascot is one of the most unique in the country. There are traditions here. Sound ones. Good ones. It's not an ivy league... lololol, Klara K. (review from 7.25.2017). Oh man, that was funny. College is meant for meaningful degrees for significant work. Tech delivers on that. The only set back I have about it is the parking. That's most colleges. I get it. But what a pain that I don't miss.

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First impression was off but it turned out that this school is amazing. Mrs rosolas is a great…read moreteacher.....how she runs her classroom and the way this school communicates with the parents is awesome....I could sit here all day and write about this school but why don't you check it out for yourself

Wow!!! I'm visiting Lubbock for the Birthday Party my niece was having here and I couldn't be more…read moreimpressed by this place. My niece and nephew have been coming here for swim lessons (since toddler age) and gymnastics and my brother and parents have been raving since day one. It's clean, spacious, and the staff and coaches truly could not be more friendly and attentive. This party was for a 4 year old with about 13 children in attendance and their parents, plus family. Scottie and Laney were on it-super helpful with any and everything and were great with the kids. Every adult in attendance commented on their friendly professionalism. I don't have children of my own, but if the love my niece and nephew have for this place says anything, it must be great (I mean, the 4 year old wanted her party here)! If you're in search for a place for lessons for your children or a party place for kids, this was a great deal with the upmost friendly staff.

Took my kid here and was the worst experience I've ever had. The swim program is very…read moreunprofessional. The instructors look overwhelmed and confused while teaching. My kid went from moving his arms to basically doing less than he was doing before. They have him swim while other students swim, when he's not a strong swimmer, which is very dangerous. No one knows what is going on. The swim lessons never start on time or end at the right time. Every time I ask the manager they give me an answer and nothing ever changes . The owner needs to seriously make some changes before they loose more customers.

The staff here is great, but the church administration was a little shady when they decided to…read moreclose the Child Development Center. It was a bit curious because they have been renovating, painting a mural, rebuilding playgrounds, and adding artificial turf. Why would they go through all this work just to close? Well, my money is betting on them reopening for members only after they have kicked everybody else out. When the announcement was made at a parents meeting to close, the minister said 'only four of your families attend this church!'. He then went on to say they were closing to 'expand their ministry.' I would have rather him say if you don't go to this church, get the hell out, because he basically thought we were too dumb to figure out that was what he was implying. Again, I loved the staff there and feel bad that they are being kicked to the curb because the blow hard minister doesn't like people of other faiths having there children attend his daycare.

Found FBC to be a very caring community of People that show love in many different ways. Very…read moremission oriented church staff.

The best experience! Ms. Nichols is a very experienced and knowledgeable Instructor. She did a…read morewonderful job pacing everything and addressing all the important aspects of each subject. I have been a real estate agent for 2 years now and every piece of advice covered along the classes has been tremendously useful. When I had to renew my license, I called Tarrec and the staff was amazing at answering questions and scheduling. All in all, it's the perfect school to obtain your real estate agent license.

This school is super friendly and professional. They go above and beyond to make sure you…read moreunderstand the information and the content your are studying. They took care of everyone and provided the tools and the support you need to come out ahead of the pack. Be confident that this school is the 100% correct choice.