From a real experience, It's been a wonderful 1 year that I have stayed at this unforgettable…read moreschool. During this magnificent year at ELC in Boston, I have felt that I'm at my second home, which made my abroad trip less easier. I had achieved my 2 goals. First of all, I learned and I improved my English due to the fact that before I came to this English school I had no English and I'm now totally ready to study in a university at USA and thanks to all my teachers at ELC. Second of all, I have met so many friends from many countries and they have made the world look so great because ELC is such a social place.

ELC is the place that you'll never ever regret being at. In ELC you will not only learn English but…read morealso make new friends, know more about different cultures, and discover many places in Boston. I consider ELC as my home and the staff are my family. They are all so helpful, kind and happy to help me in everything. When I came here for the first time, I couldn't speak English very well and I was so shy to speak English, but the environment of ELC encouraged and helped me to release the good English student inside me. The only thing that I don't like in ELC is saying goodbye to the people who I love. Sooner or later I will be the one who says goodbye ELC , I have spent the most amazing moments of my life with you . P.S : Janet is an amazing teacher,DO NOT miss any class with her.

Don't know where to leave this but the food options at Babson especially in the summer are awful…read moreand overpriced. A friend is here for a conference and the Executive Center is ok, but everyone else is not nice especially the food people. Can't get food after 2-2:30, very small windows to get food and the speed bumps make it so you don't want to go off campus. I would Never send my child here after this experience

Entrepreneurship both in the bootstrapping and within-an-organization sense, global perspective,…read moreand networking are strengths of this MBA program. The average professor here is very strong in his/her given field of expertise and regarded well outside the college. There is some slight institutional envy here, given the proximity to local world-class competition, but there is also collaboration with those same schools that is a positive, as well as a healthy sense of differentiated purpose here - students and faculty alike are here because they chose it rather than because they settled for it. The student body is both driven and collaborative, which is a welcome talent combination, rather than the fierce competitiveness that is one alternative. Working together, helping others (as with grad-to-undergrad coaching opportunities), and listening to and valuing varying perspectives are part and parcel of earning a degree here. Understanding that hard, disciplined, focused work frequently pays off is another valuable attribute of the student body. When the Career Center really finds its groove, expect a more meaningful climb in the various MBA rankings, because a large percentage of the student body here is truly doing dynamic, intriguing, and lucrative things. I've personally witnessed a surge in Babson brand awareness as a result of efforts made by the Career Center lately, and the College is doing some innovative things to energize the alumni and employer base around the school's message, as well. Regarding other public-facing activities, Babson engages businesses well through the Executive Education Center, welcoming idea sharing to keep not only relevant, but cutting edge. The school also participates in the community, as with its service as a waypoint in the Pan-Mass Challenge. Babson is a high-profile education center of choice for many foreign students, as well, including large draw from Latin America and Asia. A pristine campus within the picturesque Wellesley setting doesn't hurt either. Even if you're not in the market for a business degree, a trip to the campus is likely to be a pleasant experience.

Great to be back on campus to meet with the administration and discuss details of my 30th reunion…read more Went back to visit the Baker library where I spent a fair amount studying and preparing for HBS famous cases. I founded the Wine & Cuisine Society at HBS which is apparently the most popular social club. So overall great memories.

Beautiful campus! I attended a conference at Klarman Hall, and the auditorium had the iconic…read moreHarvard Business School backdrop, just like in their recorded lectures and events. One minor critique: given the size of the auditorium, which spans multiple levels, it would be helpful to have more restrooms throughout Klarman. Otherwise, it's a wonderful space!

I am so proud to be the first to review Ms. Donna's. My daughter has been going here for the past…read more3 years, and she loves it. She is very shy, but Ms. Donna with her 40 years of experience knows exactly how to deal with the kids, even the teachers are great. The studio is small, but it has a family feel; Most of the teachers are past students, and the recitals, costumes, and dances are high end and full of personality. I love this dance studio and recommend it to anyone.

My daughter started with Donna's Dance Studio when she was 3 and she is getting ready to have her…read more7th recital this weekend and we can't wait. What I love about this school is they don't just put routines together, they teach these kids more advance moves year over year and it shows! Going to a Donna's Dance recital is like going to a Broadway Show. The musics, costumes and dancers are amazing! Priced just right too! I recommend Donn's Dance Studio 100%!!

This place is great and worked out really well for daughter to develop interest in math , we…read morestarted working with Think for fun about 3 years ago and I see a immense difference in my daughter , the best part I like about this is the teachers who are high schoolers and they can establish good connection with your child I would highly recommend Think For Fun

Great school for the little ones. The teachers are fantastic. What progress seen from the…read morebeginning of the year they just learn so much!!

Free science programming for girls in K-12 grade. Locations in Boston, Cambridge, Fitchburg,…read moreLawrence and Newton.

My daughter participated in Science Club for Girls and loved it! It was the program that changed…read moreher perception of STEM and truly helped her see how fun and exciting it is while surrounded by girls like her. She's now been to several programming camps and is hoping to become a scientist. I don't know if she would have been excited about STEM as she became after this program. Thank you!

Ms. Helen and her team were a tremendous help for our daughter. She attended for 18 months (age…read more10-12) and went from slightly behind and frustrated to ahead enough to be frustrated when school math is too easy. Ms. Helen was flexible in her approach, adjusting the level of work based on the complexity of the assignments and amount of time spent on homework. We were also able to adjust the schedule when life happened so our daughter did not miss out. I would also add the location is perfect, nestled in the heart of downtown Reading. Parents can support local stores (food, drink, bookstore) or complete errands (next to a bank, short walk to USPS and CVS) while their child learns. The math journey does not end for several more years. It's reassuring to know we have a place to go if the curriculum becomes overwhelming (and beyond parental knowledge!). We highly recommend Kumon of Reading for anyone wanting to help their kids to get ahead, catch up or simply to develop a habit of learning.