Perelman School of Medicine is part of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and the…read moreoldest medical school in the country. Located at the edge of the campus close by the Schuylkill River, it has greatly expanded in the past two decades to dominate Civic Center Boulevard, even replacing the historic Civic Center for which the street is named. With over 750 students and 2,600 faculty, it is ranked as the best medical center in Pennsylvania, #6 for research (tied with Duke University), and tied for 20th in patient care with University of Wisconsin. What this all means in short is that there are few places where medicine is taken more seriously to the benefit of its patients and the entire community. Graduation from Perelman is an honor that sets you up for a lifetime of excellence in care and a great career. While the school is in the same building as the main entrance to the medical center, they are not the same thing. Both are owned by the University of Pennsylvania, but have separate administrative offices befitting the enormous size of the overall institution. More eyes and expertise overseeing all aspects of the health system established in 1765. All in all, not a bad place to be cared for if fortunate enough to have its services within reach.

Penn has built a new med school facility for its students and it has such a stunning view of the…read morecity. Located at the top of the Perelman Clinical Building, it has tall vaulted glass windows that get an incredible view of the city. There's modern nice tables and chairs for students to sit and a nice balcony to stand and take in U Penn, HUP, and city. Def worth walking through if you're walking around UPenn. It's one of the nicest buildings around the campus and it's nice to know that schools are giving their students nice facilities to become great doctors!

Oh man, I could write a whole novel about how much I loved my experience…read more Horizons has given me the tools to grow my skills and passion for technology and entrepreneurship in a way that I never anticipated. The summer of learning cutting-edge web/mobile dev, networking with amazing companies and fellow Horizonites, and bonding in a community of amazing students with like-minded interests (who have also gone on to intern at the best tech companies because of Horizons) gave me a solid leg-up in my tech career. Because of the amazing things you build (replicas of Facebook, Yelp, Trello, are just among a few of the projects you build each week) and the extremely talented and brilliant instructors, you'll come out of this school feeling like you learned more in 2 months than you've ever learned in college. Seriously, once I started recruiting for a software engineering internship, I realized that because of Horizons, I not only was getting way more interest from companies than my peers, but also I was much more prepared for the technical interviews. It was in large part because of what I learned and built at Horizons that I have now gone on as a software engineering summer intern at a Fortune 500 company and have also transferred from my liberal arts college to Northwestern's engineering school for CS. Mainly, the network you build for both life and entrepreneurial ventures is invaluable. I have met lifelong friends and potential startup co-founders and out in the tech world at recruiting events, I have realized that Horizons alumni look out for one another and are proud of their shared experience at Horizons. Also, the co-founders Abhi and Darwish are some of the kindest and most caring people I have ever met. Abhi has mentored me continuously (whenever I reach out to him, he always finds time to talk with me), and I have even asked him to my school to give a talk because he has so much to offer in terms of solid career advice. Abhi and Darwish are very good people who work very hard (they're always the last to leave the building because they're so dedicated to Horizons), and how they manage to maintain mentoring Horizonites while simulatenously keeping Horizons so efficient and productive is beyond me. This has truly been a cornerstone experience of my life and education, and I can't recommend Horizons highly enough to anyone who is interested in entrepreneuship, learning web/mobile dev, or just want to stand out and get a leg up on technical internships/jobs. Definitely apply - you seriously won't regret it.

Go to Horizons. I…read morecame into the summer '17 cohort with zero programming or tech-related background. It was grueling! It was hard! It was frustrating! But going through such an intense three months gave me great personal and career development. One thing that's special about doing a bootcamp is that as a business student, you can come out the program knowing the same, if not more, about software development as a CS major does. The breadth of material taught me to think about things as specific as a complex sorting algorithm to as broad as architecting a full stack application. And the best part is that the technical skills I learned were just a starting point. I can't believe how far I've come in the year since I did Horizons in my personal and work projects. Besides the obvious programming knowledge that comes with a bootcamp, I think the thing that sticks out the most about Horizons is that their people genuinely care about each student. When I looked at a problem with little hope of solving it, the TAs patiently encouraged me to think about it dynamically until I reached a solution. Knowing the cohort wanted to learn about more than building, the team networked hard to get us speakers that spoke openly with us about their careers and experiences. Months after the program ended, I received support and advice from the founders themselves during recruiting season. Horizons has been the true foot in the tech door I always wanted and badly needed. Go for it, hate it, love it, and be so glad you did it.

College Bound Broomall is nothing short of fantastic! Both of my children have gone there for…read morevarious subjects over the past 5 years. Flexible, understanding and patient. 5 stars!!

Did not get to work with them since they could not call us back... ridiculous. I suggest paying the…read moresame amount of money to have someone come to your house for sat prep.

Unfortunately they only care about your money not your success. Jefferson prioritizes revenue over…read moreeducation, with high tuition and poor career prospects.

At commencement today started late (aren't these people educators and supposed to be intelligent)…read more Total shit show dis organized. I am not surprised based on my experience with their facially not pleasant. Over priced education that did not deliver on my daughters or my expectations

Beyond impressed with Fred and the Elite Advantage Business School. Very happy I picked this school…read moreand feel very confident scheduling my state exam after everything I learned.

This is School and it's instructors are outstanding. Fred and Beth took the time to explain not…read moreonly license exam questions but also our questions about being a real estate agent. The class was engaging and fun. I would recommend Elite Advantage Real Estate Academy to anyone wishing to become a real estate agent.

I recently took the 7 weeks course in a classroom and I learned so much more than studying on my…read moreown. The instructor was a subject matter expert and knew how to deliver. The contents of the book material were very detailed and they cannot be purchased in a common book store. I was very pleased with Veritas Prep and I recommended all my friends that were thinking about going into a great business school to take it. Therefore, if you are serious about improving your GMAT score, Veritas Prep is for you.

I recently took the Veritas GMAT Prep class - online with Ethan Todras-Whitehill as my instructor…read more Ethan does a fantastic job of teaching the material in an easy to understand and easy to apply way - made studying for the GMAT enjoyable! He runs an energetic but well-paced class that covers all of the fundamentals and builds methodically towards raising your score for the GMAT. The class helped me clearly identify weaknesses and strengths as well as formulate a plan for how I am going to address the former and leverage the latter in my prep for the exam. In addition to providing some solid techniques to beat the most challenging of GMAT questions, Ethan makes excellent use of class time to explain not only the 'how' but 'why'. Last but not least, his use of colorful metaphors and analogies make the class that much more interesting and the material 'sink in' that much easier. If you are considering taking a GMAT Prep class, I highly recommend taking the Veritas Prep course and taking a class with Ethan.

Didn't go to school here, but I know it's an amazing school... I started out at mount Holyoke…read morecollege so I am very proud of my sister schools. A women's college like bryn mawr educates strong, intelligent and passionate women and I've always been so happy to live on the main line and close to such a prestigious college. Aside from the prestige and values, I can say that the campus is absolutely gorgeous!!! My pooch and I look forward to our jogs throughout the campus. "Bryn mawr college" is one of his favorites for words or phrases, aside from dog park, car ride, and dinner. Lol.

Come for the intellectual ass-kicking, stay to be surrounded by women who are sure to change the…read moreworld. Also stay for: + the renowned scholars that are your professors. they will treat you like colleagues. + the excellent student-to-faculty ratio (8:1) + the gorgeous American Gothic architecture + the secret gardens and towering rows of trees + each and every tradition. Bryn Mawr is an inimitable place. Any top-tier college may have comparable academics, but nowhere where you find such a thriving community of passionate, inspired, intelligent individuals. Not only did I have the incredible opportunity to be taught by Macarthur "Genius Grant" winners in every class (not TAs!), they'd talk to me like an equal afterward. I have to admit that I found the students to be even more inspiring. Someone was always doing groundbreaking and fascinating research, but there was always enough time to explain it in a relaxed way over chocolate chip pancakes. And if that weren't enough, the traditions really did bring the entire campus together, in ways a Yelp review can't do justice to. All the upperclasswomen were astoundingly knowledgeable and supportive, and the friends I made at Bryn Mawr are friends for life. Without question, going to Bryn Mawr was the best possible decision I could have made for myself as a young woman.

I took the on-line Polley real setae salesperson course and found it to be extremely well…read moreorganized, complete and understandable. They were able to take some very difficult material and present it in a n organized manner. The follow on cram course was quite helpful (and entertaining) which allowed me to pass the exam with no difficulty. I would highly recommend this course. Mike

I'm finishing my last Broker Course today in order to take the next step in my career and was…read morecompelled to write a review that illustrates how well Polley has done to prepare me for the Exam!!! Thanks Polley!!!!