Attending Harvest English Institute was an amazing experience!The dedicated staff,engaging…read morecurriculum and welcoming atmosphere exceeded my expectations.Highly recommended!

they still get the money for the school at validation times. If you want to leave the school…read moreimmediately and move to another school, they charge a total of 550 dollars as 350+ 200+. If you paid the monthly training fee 2 days ago, they get paid when leaving a total of over $1000

It is one of the good accredited institutions for international students for its service, program,…read morequality and affordable tuition!

Warning!!! Be very careful dealing with these people and with Study1Visa…read more I paid $4,280 for study1visa and this school after being told the program could be done online. I later learned that F-1 students are generally required to attend classes in person (minimum hours on campus) to maintain legal status. I clearly explained that I am located in a different state, yet I was still enrolled in a school far away while being repeatedly told the classes would be online. There was no transparency about who was providing the service, no clear credentials, and no proper explanation of the process. After realizing the inconsistencies and requesting clarification and a refund, I was not helped. Because of this experience, I will be filing complaints with the Better Business Bureau and reporting both this company and Study1Visa so others are aware. Please do your research carefully before sending money to anyone offering immigration or visa services. I demand my money is returned immediately!

My experience with this school and Shelly C has been a nightmare. I was given wrong information…read morefrom the beginning. I clearly said I am in New York, but they enrolled me in a school in California and told me the classes were online. For an F-1 visa, you must attend in person. Anyone who works with student visas should know this. How am I supposed to go to school in California when I live in New York? Because of their mistake, I paid almost $5K. This is unacceptable. I demand my refund immediately. Be very careful before trusting this school and Shelly C.

I studied at American English College in Monterrey Park - Los Angeles as international student from…read moreColombia and I really had a good experience. The teachers were very patient and nice, and the classes helped me to have the second language, especially my confidence when speaking, thanks that I'm having good opportunities. Also I met students from many different countries, which made the experience more enriching. I recommend this school for people who wants to learn the second language, have a good experience and of course who wants to enjoy Los Angeles!!!

The teaching is lively and interesting, and the teacher is very serious and detailed in the class…read more The environment is clean, tidy and comfortable

Class sizes are very good, instructors are extremely professional and knowledgeable. The admins and…read moreother faculty know you by name and not a student number. You feel welcomed and part of a family here. Teachers celebrate your victories and they share in your sad moments when things are hard. Shout out to Ms Jo, Ms Joy and Ms Marilou for carrying my class and I throughout all terms and for never giving up on us. Shout out to Dr Jason for building a strong foundation. Thank you all for all you've done for my class and myself!

Marian College- Instructors, classmates and even office…read morestaff thank you for making this journey unforgettable!! Passed my NCLEX first try and that says it a lot!!

You couldn't ask for a better student community when it comes to law school. Everyone gets along…read morepretty well and is encouraging of each other. Administration could be better, to include financial aid. Also, it can be difficult to get the classes you want when you want them. Overall, great school located near downtown. Update: Financial Aid definitely stepped up their game by the time I graduated. However, the greatest downfall by far is the Career Services Office. Do not count on this school helping you to get a job. Don't even consider going big firm. If so, go to another school or transfer. However, if you stick to smaller firms and get some sort of judicial externship, you will be money in finding a job for yourself. Good luck, wish you the best!

I have been at Southwestern now for 2 years (graduate in 2017) and have had an incredible…read moreexperience. Not only are the teachers excellent, they are friendly and very open to mentoring students outside the classroom. They truly want to see their students thrive and appreciate the hard-work that they find in their class. The teachers also have excellent professional track records. The staff around campus is also helpful and outgoing. A smile goes a long way when you're stressed. The campus is also beautiful. Getting to have class in the landmark Bullocks Wilshire building is a rare experience. The campus is small and intimate where all students know one another. The on-campus housing is also affordable and very useful for your first year. Rolling out of bed is also a nice perk. Being heavily involved on campus, there is ample student life outside of class, immense academic and bar prep support and strong connections with alumni (especially in entertainment). I look forward to continuing my education here and being a part of this legacy.

I had a great experience and learned a lot! I attended about a month with plans to teach English in…read moreSouth Korea!. The teacher was very cool and and kept me engaged the whole time, and Olena was very nice as well. I learned so many different teaching techniques. The teacher even gave me a tip on an EF school that was hiring close to my house. I interviewed and got hired! I am now gaining a lot of great experience teaching before I move overseas. The location is cool as well, it's right on the promenade so you can walk around during your breaks, before, or after class.

I am currently living in China because of the connections this school has. More importantly, the…read moreeducation is enormous. I have their Foundation Course to thank for opening my mind to a whole new world of exciting opportunity. And it took me less than 2 months from the start of my training to get to where I am in Hangzou, China teaching Science and living in a lush apartment on the enormous, multi-million (billion?) dollar campus of Hailiang Foreign Languages School! There was at 1st some skepticism because of being influenced by naysayers and some other negative stuff going around online. But I suspect that this is from people who failed to follow through due to the depth of the study materials. This is a very good thing that their training is so all encompassing, and should stimulate your motivation to enroll in one of their TESOL Courses. This education is on a very high level and will help you to be prepared for life. I have the Foundation Course downloaded to my mobile device and it is invaluable for my continued reference for planning lessons and in the classroom. And even though the training is Graduate School in a University level as far as content, you will be guided all the way on how to get top scores and move forward. I can give this organization a 5 Star Rating forever! I must repeat that it is 5 stars all the way. This school helped me to achieve on of my dreams of traveling and living in China. The two main people at the school that I delt with, Mandy Jiang and Bryan Whitman put up with a lot of hassle from me but still supported me all the way and got me through. I am so grateful for those two and for TESOL Training International. This education and experience can be positively life changing if you let it. I am thankful, appreciative and grateful!

When my daughter first mentioned that she'd like to attend make-up school I was leery. It's an…read moreartsy school. I wondered, would they actually teach her something or would they artfully make what used to be my money theirs, leaving her not much more skilled than when she entered? Well, I was pleasantly surprised. In their Beauty segment, they demand that students be on time, professionally dressed, properly geared and ready to go when class begins. As part of the instruction, they discussed invoicing and tax issues and required, before the completion of the segment, that each student have their own website up and ready to promote their newly developed skills. For their Special Effects segment the dress code's relaxed but students are required to learn skills handling foam, fiberglass, plaster, paints, and flammable resins. And if you're disruptive or don't take the program seriously or refuse to arrive on time and ready to go you may be expelled without a refund as one of my daughter's classmates was. During a time when demanding petty, stupid accommodation seems to be in vogue I love that the program demands a little something from the students and in the most extreme situations will send them home if they refuse to behave like adults. And if the cost seems too much, scholarships are available. We got one from Mike Rowe!

I'd like to start this review by listing some positives I've gained from my experience at MUD…read more I learned a lot about sanitation, cleanliness, and etiquette practices of makeup artistry, which is important for setting yourself apart as a professional makeup artist. I also learned plenty of helpful beauty makeup techniques, which confirmed my belief that a professional education is superior to YouTube and TikTok tutorials. Nothing can beat a hands-on education from people who have actually worked in the industry. I'm also grateful to have learned about taxes as a freelancer and union requirements for makeup artists. But unfortunately, this is where my praise ends. I was incredibly hopeful that I'd have a positive and fun time at this school, but sadly, it was the complete opposite. Most of the girls went out of their way to ostracize, bully, and withhold support from me. There was someone in particular who hated me from Day 1, despite knowing nothing about me and having never spoken to me before. At first, I tried to ignore it and act like it didn't bother me. I was optimistic that things would get better, so I chose not to advocate for myself. But everything only got worse over time. I was gossiped and made fun of when I wasn't around, and there were lies and an entire smear campaign spread about me. It got so bad that students in other classes and graduates working at the MUD Shop, who were once kind to me, changed their entire attitude towards me out of nowhere, all at once. To this day, I still don't know what I said or did to deserve this treatment.  Most forms of diversity were welcomed at school, but neurodiversity wasn't one of them. Other students could sense that I was different, and these differences were met with repulsion and fear. When there weren't any teachers around, everyone would fall silent whenever I entered the room. I was fully aware of the way girls would look at each other and laugh when I said something, or the awkward silence that followed when I tried joining in a group conversation. I noticed how most of the girls complimented everyone's makeup looks but withheld any sort of praise from mine. By the time I tried telling the staff about my concerns, the damage was irreparable, and it was already too late. I mean no disrespect towards any of the teachers, and I truly believe they had good intentions and tried the best they could. Even so, I couldn't help but feel like my concerns weren't taken as seriously as they should, especially since the teachers had nothing but positive experiences with the girls bullying me.  Sadly, it takes a lot more than skill to succeed in this industry. Being well-liked by others in school plays a huge role in what career and portfolio-building opportunities are available to you as a makeup artist. My experiences have negatively impacted my ability to do both. Not only that, but the way I view makeup has drastically changed since before I attended MUD. I don't have the same passion, love, and motivation for makeup artistry like I once did. I started school with the expectation that I was going to make friends and have a lot of fun. Instead, I relived the worst parts of my high school days.  Looking back, I wish I had dropped out at the first sign of bullying and gotten a refund for my tuition, especially since it's so expensive. I'm currently attending another school in a different field. My positive experience there contrasts heavily with the one at MUD, and this realization is very painful for me. I'm not writing this review to garner sympathy, but to spread awareness about my experience at school because it matters. I want to save aspiring makeup artists the trouble, money, and heartache of going through anything similar to what I did. If you are autistic or a neurodivergent person, I highly suggest going to another makeup school. It isn't worth wasting your money and losing your love for makeup.