Are you thinking of working offshore? Ever dreamed of being a the wheel of a big ship? Or maybe you…read moreyearn to swab the deck of a seafaring vessel.....if these thoughts have ever crossed your romantic thoughts of the sea, then you may find yourself here. This is one of a few sea schools in the area. At one point they offered AB courses, but now this location mostly serves Captains and First Mates. One hot tip about this place is Ms. Teresa and her staff. These women know the ins and puts of the Marine industry as well as what the coast guard will require of you. If you attend their classes , they will fill out your paperwork to send off for your endorsements . However, lets say you are just starting out. Ms. Teresa will advise you of what need you and for a fee of about $100, she will gather, question and compile paperwork so you can on acquire the infamous Z card. These days it resembles more of a passport than a card. I'm a smart girl, but the knowledge that Teresa has far out weighs mine in this arena. Today I bring my son to begin his new adventure, but the Pirate and I have been here many times as well as crew members, cupcake, Wilson, Ziggy, popeye and paper mate ......what will your nickname be? Safe sailing!!!!

Whille the radar renewal class was excellent as normal. But I think it's bullshit that they charge…read more$150 to do your paperwork and they don't double check the paperwork before they send it off.

I am so thankful for the opportunity to study here. What an awesome location to learn about…read moreChristian ministry. After graduating in 2010, I am still living and serving here and enjoy my connection with NOBTS

Post office was kind enough to sell me a stamp and an envelope. They printed me a copy of extension…read moreto file my taxes even tho there were none out. Had a nice chat with the missionary behind the counter. Everyone was super cordial. Great lobby to take a load off and relax. If you show up on wed you get free popcorn in the afternoon with your choice of flavors! Great coffee shop and deli. Super book store. I felt like I stepped into the America of a different/far better era! Well done! Customer service and kindness are not dead in the crescent city after all. Best 1.25$ I spent all day

We come here for Firefighting training every quarter. The props are great and the instructors are…read morevery knowledgeable. Although they are doing some work and expanding the facility is old and rundown looking. It's just a dirty looking facility. The instructors bunker gear is pretty dilapidated looking and very soiled. I guess I feel there is something to be said about looking professional and having some pride in your facility. But make no mistakes, the training is still top notch.

Tulane wasn't originally on my itinerary, but I'm really glad I took the time to walk through…read morecampus. It has an open layout where every turn seems to open onto another shaded courtyard or stretch of green lawn, making it feel much larger than it actually is. The entire campus has a classic Southern look that feels both elegant and welcoming. It's nice to wander around the campus before continuing to take a stroll through Audobon park. Genuinely a beautiful public space.

Carys and Bruno were great student guides! Very informative and engaging. They were super friendly…read moreand were willing to stay after the tour and answer all sorts of questions. Plus they gave us a quick pit stop during the tour for water and bathroom breaks (it was super hot so that was nice). A gorgeous campus!!

Best school in New Orleans! My nieces and nephews have been attending Wilson since Pre-K and they…read morelove it!

This is the New Orleans location of the Edible Schoolyard project…read more(http://edibleschoolyard.org/program/edible-schoolyard-new-orleans) and so it is a pleasure to drive/walk by this school to see their thriving gardens. The young entrepreneurs are always at the Freret Market selling produce from the garden or products created with garden items. I love supporting this great local school. Today I even got to buy some tomato plants from them at their plant sale.

I have mixed emotions coming from this school nice school for education but other cultural things…read moreare not handed out properly ,for instance someone who was not Black said the n word which is a huge slur coming from someone who is not black. Once there was a girl and boy siblings who were a little more bigger and the other students said they probably eat fast food all day. When your to skinny the students there may say rude reasons why your so skinny. Not the best at mental health. The staff there are okay but not many staff are their though.

Not to be confused with the School of Pubic Health and Tropical Meditation, which is when you…read moremeditate in a warm place about genitalia. This is one of the schools where Barbie had a little stint, and as you can see she's doing pretty well right now. I enjoyed visiting her here at Tulane over the duo of years she was here, and though she didn't use the degrees as much as she was expected to, we both had a lot of good experiences with Tulane. In fact, Tulane and Auburn were the schools that I toured, of the southern ones anyway, when I was considering going to University in the South.