This review is more of a review based on aesthetic of the campus. I have not feeling either way of…read morethe university, I just wanted to see the architecture. I had no idea of how this campus was laid out so I just started walking until I did stumble upon a map of the campus. It was hard to follow as it had the buildings all labeled on the map, but there was no coordination when that correlated to the map key. I just wanted to walk around and take some pictures as it was a nice day and some of the buildings are beautiful. I walked from one end of the pedestrian walkway to the other, back towards where my hotel was. A little about Syracuse University. Established in 1870 as a private research university. Interesting fact, it started as a seminary outside of Rochester. After some financial difficulties they decided to move to Syracuse because that would give them a better chance at surviving. Other interesting things, it was found as coeducational and racially integrated. First university in the country to offer a Bachelor of Fine Arts.

As someone who's used to Ithaca's hills and gorges, I really appreciate the vibe Syracuse has going…read moreon. I may be a Cornellian, but you've got me feeling a little campus envy! :)

My son went to this school for 4 years and it was the best educational experience he or I have ever…read morehad. Its a small multi-grade elementary school with a focus on the children! I remember when we visited the school the teachers asked what we wanted to the school to do for our child! The curriculum is unique and developed for the child and the child's needs. There is no cookie-cutter approach to learning at the New School! The teacher's teach in a true hands on way. If you're looking for an alternative to public school and the "no child left behind' approach. Check out this school. Give your child the sort of educational start that will keep them growing and going throughout their lives.

Had an awesome time at Mark's Herb Chopper class! It was a very fun and relaxed space - perfect for…read morenewbies just learning how to swing a hammer. The instruction was excellent and I'm very happy with how the piece turned out. Would definitely go back for another round!

From the owner: We offer blacksmithing classes for everyone. Come and learn how to forge red hot steel in a working…read moreblacksmith shop. No experience necessary - we will provide everything for you and teach you this ancient art. We have classes that will teach you how to make hand forged items including fire pokers, towel rails, knives, and axes. We are real live Forged in Fire blacksmiths

Just in case you miss it... this came up for the Prometric location in VESTAL NY (essentially…read moreBinghamton). The Binghamton (Vestal) is a different entry with very detailed reviews. For that try Prometric Testing Site 4210 here on Yelp.

Decent location. Here are some insider tips:…read more -free parking -very nice ladies staffing the place here -free mints for testtakers (yessss sugar) -clean bathrooms that don't require a key to access -you're allowed to chomp on your food in the main waiting area (a lots of sites ask you to move into the hallway) -testing room is FREEZING -seats near the door are quite loud and distracting- there is NO white noise -seemingly new-ish computers Overall, a decent site for test taking in the Syracuse area. I have definitely been to better facilities, and there have been far worse... dress WARM, bring ear buds, pack lunch

Come to a football game when the marching band is playing. New turf field is great and you'll…read moredefinitely enjoy yourself for way less than a higher end game!

I liked doing the coming classes with Mike you can always bring the food home…read more Mike abs Ilene layow are very nice people.

Eye Studio aka Eye Studio Arts, LLC, offers art & cooking classes for developmentally disabled…read morepeople (among others) which is a great service to provide as cooking is a necessary life-skill- however the deplorable food storage conditions I witnessed firsthand along with the absence of any visible sanitary standards is abominable. The owner's dog is allowed to roam free in the kitchen near food which is a contaminant, and combined with the lack of formal sanitary procedures can easily lead to a food-borne illness outbreak which can range in seriousness from mild to fatal. Students prepare meals and take them home in containers to feed themselves and their families, yet they told me they don't need to worry about Dept of Health requirements because they do not 'sell food.' I would not allow my child or myself to risk my health by eating any food prepared in their kitchen. There is a ServSafe certification posted on the wall, but I witnessed none of the requirements being adhered to and yes- I am qualified to access. It's just a piece of worthless paper if you don't follow the protocol! Any entity that provides funding, donations, or the like to Eye Arts Studio, LLC - and any parent that unknowingly sends their child to a cooking class at this mosh pit of bacteria should take note and investigate accordingly. They are either unprepared or unwilling to undertake the necessary sanitary standards required to provide food in any way to the public. As a side note- the owner exhibited a flash temper several times in my presence complete with yelling and the use of profanity towards staff which is appalling, demoralizing, and completely unacceptable in the workplace. I hoped this behavior was a one-time occurrence, but sadly, it was not.

I have nothing but good things to say about this business and my experience there. I have been…read moretaking courses there since 2015. I am currently a licensed real estate appraiser assistant. Yes, things have changed over the years with the owners changing but the instructors and classes have remained the same. Cindy has been nothing but helpful every time I call or email her with a question or issue. I had no problem finding out what courses I took there and was also able to get a copy of a certificate I needed to send into the state. There is a fee for obtaining the copy but that is normal business practice. A college isn't going to send you your transcripts or a copy of your diploma free of charge so why would anyone expect this to be different. The courses are offered in a sequential order and sadly if those courses don't have the required minimum number of students they can be cancelled. Bob was gracious enough to let me sit in on a class I had already taken as a refresher to me taking the State exam. I look forward to taking more continuing education classes there in the future.

I had been a repeat customer of this business for many years with both the past owner and the…read morecurrent owner. What a huge difference between the 2. The prior owner, Frank was well thought out and meticulous on the course offerings and overseeing the student enrollment. The new owner, Bob Smith appears to be adrift in a sea of dementia. I paid for a course that was supposed to take place in February 2018, and I was notified less than a week before the course was to take place that it was canceled. Ok, these things happen. I will re-schedule. However, I was not prepared for not being reimbursed for the course fee, and then lied to 4 times on the phone that "the check was in the mail" to reimburse me. Bob Smith appears to be nothing more than a crook, a cheat, and a dishonest businessman. I strongly advise not taking any courses at The Professional Career Center.

If I could give them 0 stars I would. My tutor was very lazy. Offered zero critique of my writing…read morewhich was not what I was expecting. It was a poor experience overall. All they cared about was the money.

They do not give lessons catered to your child's needs, nor do they help with homework. As a…read moreteacher, I do NOT recommend them. They give a set of lessons that every teacher must teach, like teaching out of a box, and not what parents are signing up for. Every student is getting the same lessons regardless of their needs. We're not allowed to talk to parents about their children outside of the classroom for fear we'll agree to help the student, explain progress or lack there of, and any advice or what we're actually doing with the mandatory lessons. I would search for a private teacher on Criag's List or other platform.