Reviewing as a visitor to dropoff a soil sample at IH5139, I got forced to see this urban oasis on…read morethe same road north 2mi from my home and what an impressive, generous campus. First, the dropoff of the soil sample was easy with a dropoff box and I encourage anyone wanting a soil sample tested to dropoff or ship to this lab. Only a few others on the East Coast (namely land grant colleges like Rutgers, Penn State, SUNY, etc.) do these in case you wonder if your garden is safe for growing edible plants. As for the campus, a stately grand colonial architectural feel which even the new buildings like the arts center maintains. Copious all brick and white wood accents all exteriors with large grand height and stature as to shield, distance, and obviate the buzzing Brooklyn noisy locales all around the perimeter from the Flatbush commercial strip to Ocean Ave's speedy traffic to the Caribbean and Russian and other communities adjacent. Entry points are namely from Ocean Ave at Ave H by car to the ring road, Campus Road, or Brooklyn College stop on 2/5 trains on the eastern edge. Easy navigation thanks to a simple layout over just 35 acres makes getting lost unlikely even for unfamiliar visitors using the campus as a park. The famous lily pond is particularly tranquil. The most recent famous event here was Sanders' campaign launch a few months ago, but the arts center is its own busy community set of arts events and there're so very many student orgs doing so many great activities here. Brooklyn College is also home to a cafe in Boylan Hall and nice athletics fields which while not for public use are nice open spaces to admire and enjoy. All in all, a wonderful campus with tons of community works totalling a great asset to the community and city.

Great campus, exceptional neighborhood. Came here with my brother for a college tour. Very…read moreinformative.

Stay away from this business and if you must interact with this business avoid contact with Leah…read moreshe engages in deceptive, bias and bait and switch business practices. She/this business will likely waste you time in the end.... I have been a licensed HHA since 2019 by the Department of Heath and currently attend college for Social Work and am a 4.0 college student and without a doubt dodged a bullet with potentially being trained with inaccurate information and or not all of the pertinent information as it pertains to the classes. If a program fails to provide basic pertinent information such as their will be a quiz during this orientation/ interview what else are they gonna leave out... That's dangerous and creates unprepared and potentially misinformed future EMT's I was invited to attend the Senior Care sponsored EMT program Orientation/ Interview in February of 2025 it was never mentioned that I would have to take a test and upon taking that test I scored a 9/10 and was invited to continue to interview with Senior Care on another day which it was never mentioned that their is a two part interview. I ended up getting covid and was unable to attend that second interview and had sent an email and requested to reschedule that second interview however, nobody replied to me. I signed up for the next sponsored orientation and was invited to attend again Thursday, May 22nd, 2025 and attended. There was no mention yet again that I was required to take the same test that I took last time I came in less than 6 months ago, Obviously I was not aiming to score high on the same test I was aiming to simply pass which I did and got a 7/10 not knowing that that this program does not accept those that score 8 or lower which I found out literally yesterday after I pressed Leah for the truth on the phone yesterday which is bias. Upon speaking to Leah on the phone yesterday I wanted to follow up and see if they would be letting me in this sponsored class and explained to her why I scored low and to advocate for myself to start the conversation off she stated " why did you call us for this you could have sent an email" I felt like saying well i would have if you guys had replied to my last one but kept it to myself. Long story short she stated that we do not accept people into the program who score 8 or below. I argued that passing is passing and that my college GPA and my healthcare experience should trump that exam which is logical and practical argument she indicated that they would not accept and being very cloak and dagger and I asked flat out are you accepting me into this program yes or no and she stated no. My time and money was wasted traveling from Far Rockaway. This program has no respect for my time at all but in the end I do not want to be associated with with a program that engages in the shady and bias business practices but in the end it worked out for the best. A snake will always be a snake no matter how many times it sheds its skin.........

Took this class in the summer of 2015 with lead instructor Joseph Itzkowitz. Had a great time…read morelearning a lot from an expert paramedic in the field. My classmates and I had a significant amount of time to practice on adult/pediatric dummies and the instructor do a great job preparing you not only for the skills assessment but the written EMT certification exam. Highly recommend this program!

Lousy office staff. Rude and obnoxious coordinator that told me to go back to another school…read more Overpriced, not advanced enough. They don't like Jews! They only care about the money.

School is very good. Teachers are also great Ms. Smith who teaches Anatomy is a great and…read moreinteractive teacher who wants her students to prosper

Touro college off 42nd street is the worst. They only help you long enough to get whatever money…read more As far as, making sure you're squared away with financial aide and what not, you're on your own! I've gotten the run around several times. Even from people who are supposed to be my student advisor. I had one person truly assist me since I've started this journey. Smh, very discouraging. At least at BMCC they work with you through everything so you know what's going on and are prepared.

I went there with an emergency and was told after going there 3 times and all they did was take…read moreexrays that I would have to wait months for another appointment to fix my teeth. And it could take up to two years for the work to be completed. This is ridiculous. They need to make drastic improvements in their scheduling before Touro College could be considered a good dental school clinic.

The NYC Sewing Center lived up to my expectations! I took Sewing 102 at the Garment District and…read morethe Williamsburg sewing club. Both had different vibes and were great experiences. The instructors were helpful and so knowledgeable. I'll definitely take more workshops next time I'm in town because it's a great source of inspiration and motivation to be around people who are passionate about sewing and design.

I took the Sewing bootcamp 101 class with Emily as the lead instructor. It ran from 10AM-6PM with a…read more1 hour lunch break at 12:30, I spent $310. We received a run down on how the machine works, learned how to thread the machine and how to fill the bobbins. Then we made a denim tote bag. This was super easy and really fast. After lunch break is the 2nd project. If you don't have your fabric, the school can sell you fabric directly inside for $16 a yard. I bought my fabric elsewhere and brought it in. I honestly recommend doing this instead of buying it from them. Because you have to wash your fabric like how you wash your laundry regularly since it shrinks naturally. We picked our patterns and I made a skirt since a skirt is faster than pants. They recommended not to make pockets or else I'll run out of time. But I HAD to add pockets. Women's clothing have little or no pockets regularly. The instructors are extremely helpful and friendly. and they immediately notice if someone is struggling or stuck. This really impressed me. For example, when I was threading the bobbin, the spool of thread was running out. The teacher was immediately behind me with a brand new spool of the same color so I can swap it out when it was finished. That was a great eye for detail! Overall, highly recommend. Just bring in your own 3 yards of cotton fabric, already washed and dried, for the 2nd project!

I am very happy that I chose the Medical Assistant program at EDP School. The school provides a…read morewelcoming and supportive learning environment, and the program is well organized, offering an excellent balance between quality education and efficient use of time. I had the pleasure of studying with Pavlo Moldovan, whose knowledge, professionalism, and dedication to his students made the learning process both effective and enjoyable. His lessons were engaging, practical, and based on real-world experience. He always took the time to answer questions and support his students. I would also like to thank the wonderful administrators, Alla, Iryna, and Zhannet, who were always helpful and responsive. I have very positive memories of my time at EDP School and highly recommend it to anyone considering a career as a Medical Assistant. With gratitude, Liubov Chang

I had a very positive experience with this school. Courteous staff. Knowledgeable instructors…read more Small school with a family like atmosphere. Found a job through school's placement agency.

this is a very great school that takes the time out to make sure every students understand what has…read morebeen thought.. when you graduate this class you'll definitely give good reconmendations... the morning teacher is the best she is amazing... thanks to this school for the great experienc..

I'm not exactly sure how this establishment is servicing our teachers. This place is a disgrace. I…read morecame across a post on Facebook that was posted by Bridget, she was short and rude with one other student teacher inquiring about a question we all had. I'm over seas so my comments don't all load, therefore if the question was answered before I didn't see it because the thread wasn't all visible for me. Please refer to the pictures on her attitude/ disrespect and foul language. Disgusting to think I was considering to take a class with them for the edTPA.

Amazing school, helpful staff. Truly wise Director-Dmitriy, who primarily cares for his students…read moreand their success, even long after finishing the School. Number ONE educational institution in Brooklyn!

From the owner: Dialexton School of Allied Health Professions is a private career school in Brooklyn, approved by…read moreNYS Education Department, The Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision since 2013. This school focuses on the individual and directs all its efforts toward providing the training, services, and assistance needed to prepare students for jobs that are rewarding and which provide the basis for a successful career as: - Esthetician - 600 hrs in AM or PM part-time or full-time; - Clinical Medical Assistant - 175 hours, just in 12 weeks; - Phlebotomy Technician -90 hours just in 6 wks, 2 times a week; - Electrocardiogram Technician - 90 hours,. 6 wks, 2 times a week. We offer: FREE Virtual Educational Consultations, Online classes (since March 2020); Specialized programs and training : - Esthetics, Esthetician Course - Phlebotomy Course / Phlebotomy Technician Class - Electrocardiogram ( ECG / EKG ) Technician Class - Medical Assistant Course, ( Clinical Medical Assistant Program).