Awesome coursework that's a great value for the price. Used a lot of coursework across my years as…read morean agent, and I haven't found better prep coursework and online licensing lessons.

I purchased the online "standard package" from TREBS to prepare for my real estate agent exam. The…read morecourse material is exceptionally well put together. Students can watch recorded training modules, study the video content in PDF format, and test their knowledge with online quizzes and practice exams. The structure of their course is designed to cater to different learning styles making it accessible and effective for everyone. The training modules are engaging and informative, and the practice exams are incredibly helpful in building confidence and ensuring you're well-prepared for the real test. If you are motivated and take the time to study properly, TREBS provides all the tools you need to prepare and pass the exam without any issues. I passed my test on the first try using only their course material which speaks volumes about the effectiveness of their program. Their software is a worthwhile investment that will undoubtedly help achieve your goals. Highly recommend it!

CPR Resources makes getting the basics of CPR and First Aid class so easy and accessible…read more They communicate quickly, and it was very simple to contract with them to set up private lessons for my Girl Scouts and their parents. They will set up a private lesson at a time and place of your choosing - it costs a little bit more for the private lesson, and requires a minimum of 15 people, but it was very nice to have a small class, so that all of the girls could have an opportunity to work with the mannequins. The teachers are all off-duty firemen, and it makes the class engaging for them to be able to share their real-world experiences about how they are actually using CPR. We had a our lesson this afternoon, and it is just the basics, but I feel like the girls all walked away with information they can actually use.

I cannot promote enough how great these classes are! I have used CPR Resources to get re-certified…read morefor the last 6 years and they are the best out there! I am never bored and always Always walk away with new potentially life saving information! Highly recommend!

Faraday STEM Academy has been an amazing move for our family. My two kids are thriving and loving…read moreschool! I never thought that I'd hear my son say he was bummed it's the weekend, he wished he could go to school. The individual education plans geared to each student has allowed my kids to grow in their education and learn/master these skills at their own pace. I love hearing my kids sing worship songs and showing their love for God! The teachers/administration have been amazing to work with and are exceptional at their jobs. I am so glad we made the leap and moved our kids to FSA!

I've always been skeptical about the droves of MBA grads that are churned out every year by…read morebusiness schools around the country. Of course, I'm biased because my graduate business degree focuses on leadership and ethics... and it's been the lack of quality in those two areas that have led to the various financial/business scandals that have plagued our country (and our global economy) recently and in past years. So, when I heard that Concordia University has launched its first Master of Business Administration program, my initial reaction was "Great! Another one!" But, then I took a closer look at who is involved in creating and launching the program (the director, Linda Ford, PhD, is someone for whom I have the utmost respect). I also saw that they had put out an open invitation for folks to attend a community meeting. So, I went! I'm very glad I did. I got to meet and speak with, face to face, the people involved. In what they shared in the community presentation there was full disclosure and none of the usual marketing rhetoric. I left that experience with the distinct impression that here is a group of people, and a program, that will finally produce MBA grads that will authentically get "it". What is this "it" to which I'm referring? You see, business is always personal because the decisions that are made always affect human lives... for better or worse, it's an inevitable consequence. For our country, society and culture to truly attain the potential and greatness of which we're capable, businesses actually must aspire to be more than just profitable financially. I believe the creators of the Concordia MBA program truly understand the nature of this reality and will be ushering in a new era of business leadership. Check it out:MBA.Concordia.edu.

Nothing in life may progress without risk, faith, determination, and constant feedback (especially…read morein the early stages of program development). Darrick, I am sorry that your experience was unpleasant. Thank you greatly for sharing insight. The students were there to help streamline processes and insure the program continues to surpass present and future expectations. Please know experimentation is often required to best solidify what works and what does not. Additionally, I am glad the "time" discussion was explored because the process truly will require two years of INTENSE commitment. The average time I spend is on average 25-30 hours a week, excluding the 4 hour one night a week class times. This can become a balancing act with a demanding career. As a founding member of the first M.B.A cohort, I have to say that our journey thus far has been revolutionary and worth the hard work. Yes, it is true that we still look forward to one more year before our program graduates the first cohort. If one is seeking a program that has been long established, it may be best to look else where or simply wait a few years to see what the real results show. As a small business owner, I already have had benefits out way my costs in less than a year due to this new graduate program. This is due to significantly advancing my core business skills and simply pursuing opportunities presented in direct, structured methods of action. Furthermore, a cost/benefit analysis on any level of education can be entirely relative. In my personal opinion, knowledge is worth more than gold- often priceless. If you have a drive for success, the program will undoubtedly surpass your expectations. Many of our students are dedicated to their graduate studies so as to further develop the nonprofit sectors they lead in. In addition, a significant portion of our cohort members are dedicated to full time corporate positions. The Concordia M.B.A's advantages that set it apart from other options in the Austin area include A) a Christian leadership setting that inspires change and accomplishes sustaining ethical business leaders for our future generations B) the possibility to work while going through the one night a week program C) diversity that makes the cohort learning style cohesively beneficial. I am honored to be part of an M.B.A program that is a perfect fit and has already changed my entire life in just one year. I suggest anyone interested to come to an information session, sit in on a class to observe the learning environment, and speak with various current students so as to have an array of feedback. God bless your jouney, and I hope this helps.

This is a great tutoring center for high school students who are serious about getting into art…read morecolleges. Not only does the instructor customize lesson plans to support the students' art styles, he also preps and trains his students in creating impressive art portfolios that delve deep into their passions. All of his students graduated with generous grants and scholarships to their top choice schools. Definitely recommend!

Ann Marie and crew have helped my two boys get organized and help with career advise for college…read moremajors. As juniors in high school. They have gotten thousands of dollars in scholarships and many offers of acceptance with their help. Now I have a texas grad and a texas A&M engineering student. Your kids will listen to them. Maybe not you.

We attended one of the free college planning presentations at our son's high school that College…read moreInroads hosted. The information they provided was excellent. We decided to meet with Annmarie to see how College Inroads could help us, as we were completely overwhelmed by the college application process. Annmarie and Dee are so knowledgeable about deadlines, application requirements, etc. Mike was wonderful in guiding my son with the essay requirements. The entire team was excellent at holding my son accountable for the work that needs to be done. If you want to relieve some of the stress and conflict that you will surely encounter with your teenager during the college application process, I highly recommend seeking the services that College Inroads can provide! P.S. My son got accepted at each college he applied to!

A science teacher regularly makes disrespectful comments about faith, particularly Christianity,…read moremaking religious students uncomfortable. Several students have reportedly complained about these remarks, which is especially troubling given St. Stephen's reputation as a Christian school. As well as, a few of the subjects are not being held to a high standard, such as Biology and Spanish.

Hands down the best education you can give your child in Austin, Texas. St. Stephens sets high…read moreexpectations for their student, faculty and staff. The faculty are present and ready to help students succeed and staff is friendly yet professional. St. Stephens also fosters an environment that teaches children about service to others and community, they have zero tolerance for behaviors that would be ignored at other private and public schools in Austin. This is an Episcopalian school that does a beautiful job of making students of diverse religious backgrounds feel welcome and accepted to include students from non-religious families. They offer multiple sports, clubs, and fine arts programs. The tuition is not for the faint of heart, it is costly when compared to other private schools however, it is worth the expense. Most private schools are just like public schools minus the larger classes. St. Stephens not only sets high expectations for their students, they set high standards for their teachers. This in my opinion is what sets them apart from other private schools and public schools. If you have a child who is less academic or perhaps more into athletics you may want to send them to another private school or public school. If you have a child that is hungry for knowledge or wants to be challenged St. Stephens is the school for you. Down side here is the high cost and though it pains me to say it, the cafeteria food is mediocre but hey you can always pack a lunch!